rufferperformance spoiler's

[Anonymous]

So what's the deal with painting them then? I can imagine Amber being a pest to match up, even the standard sills and spoiler can look different colours and they're standard.......

 

[Anonymous]

So what's the deal with painting them then? I can imagine Amber being a pest to match up, even the standard sills and spoiler can look different colours and they're standard.......

try matching my paint

 

[RCZ-Performance]

So what's the deal with painting them then? I can imagine Amber being a pest to match up, even the standard sills and spoiler can look different colours and they're standard.......

try matching my paint

Yes this will be a challenge if you want them to match and not be gloss black or another 2nd colour. In my case gloss black will work.

 

[Anonymous]

try matching my paint

What paint? :lol: :lol: You could get all the spoilers and stuff and then get your whole car painted at once :lol: :lol: :lol:

aaahhh you know I'm only pulling yer leg!!

but then again you have a bit of an obsession with your carbon fibre, just buy some more :dance:

 

[Anonymous]

Haha how did I know you was going to say that!!
Mmmm carbon from splitter. Now there's an idea

 

[Anonymous]

YM works for RCZ, carbon spoiler, side skirt ...

 

[RCZ-Performance]

YM works for RCZ, carbon spoiler, side skirt ...

Great products, prices not bad , but shipping to UK very expensive

 

[lionhart]

+1 for ym work's

 

[RCZ-Performance]

I did contact them to see if I can be a distributor for them, but they did not reply. So I will try again to see if they are interested.

 

[Anonymous]

I have no idea what any of it says but all the smaller images on the first link can be enlarged by clicking on them:

http://www.ymworks.com/modcar/ymsrcz/yms_rcz.html

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5ZA5E6qrpA

 

[RCZ-Performance]

Just had all the Ruffer parts painted (except for the roof piece, as I am not installing that, something about it taking away from the flow). Will be fitting them in a couple of weeks after the car has a few other things done to it. I will post pictures once done. I wanted to go through this process before putting them on my site for sale, to see how the fitting is and what it takes to install and paint them. I was told by the painter that the release agent used on the parts is really difficult to get rid of, plus there are some very small perforations in the plastic (very small and hardly noticeable). But with a good body person you can get it well sorted.