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#11

Not bad, I've seen a few people do that, gives it a more sporty bodykit look

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#12

It looks the goods, well done. :spoton:

#13

Looks good.. Wonder how it would go on a different colour hmm say shockwave??

#15

I'll give it a yay, 3 more exhaust tips and will look good :spoton:

Clarke

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What camera are you using those pic's are farkin growse. :spoton:

They have a real depth and clarity to them. :msm:

Nothing fancy just a HP M22 4.0mpix, it was like $200 at bing lee lol

#17
Looks good.. Wonder how it would go on a different colour hmm say shockwave??

I've seen it done on a Phantom in silver/grey and it looked pretty good :k24t:

#18

What sort of rims are they? I like them

#19

I had thought about doing this with the Grey colour used on FPV body kits... looks good mate.

If I were to do it I would unclip the extension skirt and do it somewhere away from the car incase of overspray. Good work though :k24t:

#20
I had thought about doing this with the Grey colour used on FPV body kits... looks good mate.

If I were to do it I would unclip the extension skirt and do it somewhere away from the car incase of overspray. Good work though :k24t:

Go on then!

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