Installed new stuff, and got a few things painted.

[SmalltownDSMer]

I had recently purchased some crap gauges from a local auto parts store ( should have known better) and was not satisfied with them at all.
I finally decided to pick me up some Defi's again! I have received all of them except for the Fuel press which will be here tomorrow.

I also did a little style biting. I've seen a bunch of people paint the middle piece between the taillights and I thought it looked awesome, so I had it done.
Also had the new bumper I bought painted at the same time. Won't be putting the bumper on till I get my new headlights next week. Should also be getting my RMDSM Lip tomorrow!!

Here are some pics! Enjoy!

 

[black420]

looks great. nice job!!!

 

[SmalltownDSMer]

Thanks man!

Jayson

 

[2GEEZEY]

I was thinking about buying a paint gun and paint some stuff. How hard is it to do?

 

[95eclipser]

im loving the behind picture of the car, the way its sqauting is sexy, now if only you had a hks carbon ti exhaust. it would look amazing

nice car man..

 

[tkstoygsx]

good lookin car.... any idea what style headlights you are gonna be getting? jus curious

 

[SmalltownDSMer]

2GEEZY-I didn't do the painting myself, I had it done by a local guy.
95-Thanks man. Been searching for an exhaust for quite some time now.
tks-Thanks man, An OEM set from JNZ Tuning.

 

[TimelessDSM]

how did you remove that part on the bumper, i wanna do that on mine

 

[SmalltownDSMer]

Timeless- Started with a hack saw to make some V's in the part to be removed. It gets really hard to maneuver the hack saw around once you get close to the bumper. Once I reached that point, I started to remove as much as possible with (believe it or not, a serrated knife from my kitchen).
You need to be very careful when you reach this point because it is very easy to over cut into the actual bumper. Once I got it trimmed down as much as I could, I used a little rotary tool to remove the majority of what was left then went to it with (I think it was 120 grit) sand paper to smooth and round all of the edges.
Any more questions, feel free to ask.

Thanks, Jayson