Akuma Z'ed - PG Z34

JunoonX · 04-10-2009, 12:40 AM

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Well let's see, here's how it went.

From easiest to least easiest :P

- B-pillar
- Rear valence
- tail lights
- Headlights (a b*tch to get on - I would DEFINITELY recommend the Laminax material instead)

After doing this, failing the first time (turned out a lil short and the vinyl tore in two places), had Bat resize and re-send, and re-did, it turned out wonderfully.

I have to say this, if you're not patient, you will screw this up, so take your time in doing it. Because, unlike the z33, this one is a PITA to get on.

@MightyBobo: I have to agree, it does not look best on just about every car, far worse on the yellow hue headlights than HIDs. These look fine to me, its not crazy bright, but its definitely very comfortable to drive in the night.

Jx

04-10-2009, 12:40 AM	#1 (permalink)
JunoonX Base Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Minneapolis Posts: 79 Drives: 350z sold,370z sold Rep Power: 18	^ Well let's see, here's how it went. From easiest to least easiest :P - B-pillar - Rear valence - tail lights - Headlights (a b*tch to get on - I would DEFINITELY recommend the Laminax material instead) After doing this, failing the first time (turned out a lil short and the vinyl tore in two places), had Bat resize and re-send, and re-did, it turned out wonderfully. I have to say this, if you're not patient, you will screw this up, so take your time in doing it. Because, unlike the z33, this one is a PITA to get on. @MightyBobo: I have to agree, it does not look best on just about every car, far worse on the yellow hue headlights than HIDs. These look fine to me, its not crazy bright, but its definitely very comfortable to drive in the night. Jx