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After a whole summer of making no upgrades or spending much time with my car at all, I sat down on Sunday and trimmed the crap out of my freshly painted Airwalker side skirts and mounted them up. The front lip is an amuse and I just had it repainted along with my bumper cover.
I can't believe how much plastic I had to remove from the Airwalkers to get them to fit well! it makes me wonder how they fit on the previous S they were mounted to. They look pretty great now though, and look super plain without them Total installation time of them was about 3 hours but that could've been minimized if I started using the Dremmel earlier instead of the blade that I started with to slice off bits.
Anyway, apologies for the cell phone pics, I'll post good ones later on but I wanted to grab these before the rain came.
Oh, here's a picture of an F150 Lightning compared to my Amuse front lip. Looks pretty similar!
Originally Posted by dezignpro04,Oct 7 2008, 02:30 PM
Nice. Now slam it...
How many times have I heard that...
The problem already is that I have trouble with the roads and driveways in my city. I have to be so careful with my lip now, if I drop it at all, I'm going to be hitting everything!
Only thing I think I can do is pick up some bigger wheels and tuck them nicely into the wells.
10-07-2008, 11:08 AM
My Amuse Lip and Airwalker Sides
Total installation time of them was about 3 hours but that could've been minimized if I started using the Dremmel earlier instead of the blade that I started with to slice off bits.
