YELLOW SUPREMECY- Official YELLOW S2000 Thread!!!!!!! (had to copy you wantone)
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OK... I promised pictures:
An relatively ordinary Spa engine bay... (Sorry Jen... no cleared corners... yet.)
It steps into the Spugen shop and is opened up...
A few hours later it emerges... SUPER SPA!!!!
Thanks to Duc and the guys at Spugen for a reasonably scratch free install.
(If I'd have done it, there wouldn't be much yellow paint left!)
An relatively ordinary Spa engine bay... (Sorry Jen... no cleared corners... yet.)
It steps into the Spugen shop and is opened up...
A few hours later it emerges... SUPER SPA!!!!
Thanks to Duc and the guys at Spugen for a reasonably scratch free install.
(If I'd have done it, there wouldn't be much yellow paint left!)
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Hmm...not too much of a fan of all that wire loom. Really looks cheap...and if you think about it, what, you spent like $10 for all that loom? Sorry, but I think it would look A LOT better without all that loom. In other words NO LOOM!
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I don't know about the second question, PM ahhvtec, as Duc's the man to ask.
The VC is a Rick's yellow powdercoated cover, that I painted Spa yellow. (Rick's does them in a lighter shade of yellow that doesn't quite match right.) It did prove to be a perfect basecoat, so I just used the Spa Mid-pearlcoat and lots of a high temp clearcoat.
The CAI is an AEM V2 that required the full three stage paint process. (In my high tech paint booth/bathroom)
The VC is a Rick's yellow powdercoated cover, that I painted Spa yellow. (Rick's does them in a lighter shade of yellow that doesn't quite match right.) It did prove to be a perfect basecoat, so I just used the Spa Mid-pearlcoat and lots of a high temp clearcoat.
The CAI is an AEM V2 that required the full three stage paint process. (In my high tech paint booth/bathroom)