mrphilip's CBP GE8
#42
Gosh, you keep her so shiny too! I know you probably get asked this all the time, but how comfortable are they compared to stock?
I've been contemplating on bags for a while and still haven't had the chance to ride in a car with them. I'm not looking to track my car either so as long as it doesn't break my grandpa back and isn't bouncy, I may have to give this some serious consideration
I've been contemplating on bags for a while and still haven't had the chance to ride in a car with them. I'm not looking to track my car either so as long as it doesn't break my grandpa back and isn't bouncy, I may have to give this some serious consideration
#44
Gosh, you keep her so shiny too! I know you probably get asked this all the time, but how comfortable are they compared to stock?
I've been contemplating on bags for a while and still haven't had the chance to ride in a car with them. I'm not looking to track my car either so as long as it doesn't break my grandpa back and isn't bouncy, I may have to give this some serious consideration
I've been contemplating on bags for a while and still haven't had the chance to ride in a car with them. I'm not looking to track my car either so as long as it doesn't break my grandpa back and isn't bouncy, I may have to give this some serious consideration
The Fit behind me is some guy that lives down the street from me and I always see him passing by my house lol. On my way home from my mini photoshoot, I saw his Fit parked on the street with an open space in front of him so I parked in front of him and snapped some quick pictures
#45
$300-500 if you do it yourself, but probably $1,000+ if you have a shop/pro do it. Some who do it themselves buy a second headlight set first just in case things go wrong or if takes longer than expected, they can still drive. I didn't, but wish I did because I slightly melted one of the bottom of the headlights in the oven.
Got my stuff from retrofitsource.com, BlueBoogers on here also works there, he can pretty much tell you anything about retrofits.
Got my stuff from retrofitsource.com, BlueBoogers on here also works there, he can pretty much tell you anything about retrofits.
#47
$300-500 if you do it yourself, but probably $1,000+ if you have a shop/pro do it. Some who do it themselves buy a second headlight set first just in case things go wrong or if takes longer than expected, they can still drive. I didn't, but wish I did because I slightly melted one of the bottom of the headlights in the oven.
Got my stuff from retrofitsource.com, BlueBoogers on here also works there, he can pretty much tell you anything about retrofits.
Got my stuff from retrofitsource.com, BlueBoogers on here also works there, he can pretty much tell you anything about retrofits.
Thanks man! I'm very blessed to have the funds to fix up my car the way I want to.
#49
The next thing to do is to get the rear to sit lower when aired out. Then probably gonna be tinting the windows and other little stuff after that. I pretty much have the car where I want it to be so it'll probably stay this way for a good while.
#52
I like the look of the untinted windows as well, but tint would benefit from heat rejection and to make it harder for prying eyes to see what's in the car. I'm looking to get 35% on all 9 windows with no windshield strip. For me, it's either all windows are tinted equally or no tint at all! I'm not a big fan of different percentage tints.
Not really. I'm going to leave the tail lights as is. I may get a different set of tail lights later, but I'm cool with the OEM ones.
Not really. I'm going to leave the tail lights as is. I may get a different set of tail lights later, but I'm cool with the OEM ones.
#55
This guy's thread was rated down in the initial stages. Guess who the haters were and you win a prize!