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      02-28-2016, 07:14 AM   #1079
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Wow. Improvement level over 9000
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LOL all show no go atm ? LoL it will get there soon I hope lol
Pulls like crazy then I get snapped back and forth as it run up the gears, reckon it might be a dodgy O2 sensor

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Pics socks!!
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Looking fkn fantastic socks!
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Love it
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Haha was hoping for the lighting ones that socks always does! Haha those look awesome now with the new hood!
Hahaha Ill take some later in the week and post a couple for you
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      02-28-2016, 04:06 PM   #1080
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Looks great Socks, some great motivational material right there for me

Is the fitment 100% spot on now, or slightly raised?
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      02-28-2016, 04:36 PM   #1081
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Looks great Socks, some great motivational material right there for me

Is the fitment 100% spot on now, or slightly raised?
Thanks mate. Fitment is 99% gap is completely closed up. Basically the spring on the central hood clasp pushes the middle of the hood up and being CF it flexes and you end up with the massive gap in the middle. With the spring removed the hood sits nice and flat. Ink is a genius lol
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      02-28-2016, 04:46 PM   #1082
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Thanks mate. Fitment is 99% gap is completely closed up. Basically the spring on the central hood clasp pushes the middle of the hood up and being CF it flexes and you end up with the massive gap in the middle. With the spring removed the hood sits nice and flat. Ink is a genius lol
Awesome work, I had noticed that on Ink's hood initially when he had it installed it looked like his hood was popped open. I thought it was raised to allow for max cooling mode haha
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      02-29-2016, 01:47 AM   #1083
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Awesome work, I had noticed that on Ink's hood initially when he had it installed it looked like his hood was popped open. I thought it was raised to allow for max cooling mode haha
This is entirely possible but yeh nah lol
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      02-29-2016, 01:57 AM   #1084
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This is entirely possible but yeh nah lol
cut out the vents - would make sense plus mad sounds .....
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      02-29-2016, 02:39 AM   #1085
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cut out the vents - would make sense plus mad sounds .....
Yeah would be interesting to know why the vents don't work?!?
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Yeah would be interesting to know why the vents don't work?!?
Probably cbf cutting the cf through
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      02-29-2016, 06:06 AM   #1087
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cut out the vents - would make sense plus mad sounds .....
No need to cut, the vents on this puppy are the real deal
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No need to cut, the vents on this puppy are the real deal
20hp
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      02-29-2016, 06:27 AM   #1089
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No need to cut, the vents on this puppy are the real deal
Wow... How much did it cost you socks? For colour matching?
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Wow... How much did it cost you socks? For colour matching?
$1300 for hood (ex Ink) and $600 for paint and fitting
Plus 5 mins to remove the spring on the center bonnet latch
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      03-04-2016, 07:59 AM   #1092
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More work on the two tone theme

Removed rear door cards, pulled them apart and combined the black and beige parts to create a two tone rear door cards

Used 8Gx12mm screws and 3/16" washers to attach the leather center panel

Also removed the foam lining from speakers and painted the outer speaker rim in space gray

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Next job is the front door cards

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      03-04-2016, 07:19 PM   #1093
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Looks amazing socks!
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      03-04-2016, 08:14 PM   #1094
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Looking good sockie bruh
Slowly getting there

Good idea with painting the speaker trim space grey it's a nice touch
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      03-05-2016, 12:32 AM   #1095
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I've been meaning to do the DIY m3 style speaker grilles for years! Did you just pop the grille out remove the black mesh sponging than spray them?

Looks so much better mate!!
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      03-05-2016, 12:42 AM   #1096
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Wow .... At first when you said your doing the 2 tone I was skeptical but now I see it I actually really like it
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Looking good sockie bruh
Slowly getting there

Good idea with painting the speaker trim space grey it's a nice touch
Thanks bra.... I'm considering painting all the trim in space grey (with is darker then the aluminum) or putting in silver CF trim....

Front door trims are next and the dash next weekend
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I've been meaning to do the DIY m3 style speaker grilles for years! Did you just pop the grille out remove the black mesh sponging than spray them?

Looks so much better mate!!
Yep that's it DrJ.. sponge is a pinta to remove as its partially glued to the mesh but with patience and a sanding block, you can get it all off
Looks better in person then in the photos
Link to DIY here http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1233255
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Wow .... At first when you said your doing the 2 tone I was skeptical but now I see it I actually really like it
Thanks Flex is getting close to being done.... its been a much bigger job then expected, when its done Ill post full write up
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