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Just installed the Stillen front splitter and EVO-R side skirts. They're flat black with a satin clear coat (solid red car). But now the a$$ end of it looks high.
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Painting rear mud flaps
Just installed the Stillen front splitter and EVO-R side skirts. They're flat black with a satin clear coat (solid red car).
But now the a$$ end of it looks high. The skirts & splitter seem to pull the car down and the behind the rear wheels looks real high. Last night I put some black electrical tape on the rear mud flaps to get an idea of what it might looks like, and I thought it looked pretty sharp and helped bring the look of the side more 'together'. Anyone ever done it for real? I figure I can just rattle can them. |
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