wow, went from meh at the start to awesome at the end. very nice!

 

hahaha, yea, i had to change my direction, and it picked up steam real quick, its been a dope journey!!!

 

so sick. keep it up!!

 

word, thanks bro....unfortunately not much more to keep up other than a bbk and moar powwwwwa!, unless i decide to strip and cage the interior....a wire tuck is in my sights as well.

 

I see a lot of cars out there that try to pull off carbon fiber, but yours is one of the only few I've seen that's done it properly. Nicely done! Your tC is sex!


By the way bro, have you named her yet???

 

I think if you had the lip kit painted white, your car will look a lot cleaner! I love your bride seats. Baller!

 

Now this is how a build thread should be! lol

Nice ride man

 

Na nothing really catchy yet bro, hahaha

 

Once I manage to land a feature, and I get the car out there ill probably change the lip kit and look up a bit, prolly ccw's crazy stance and a different lip...thanks tho man

 

Hahaha, thanks man, been an amazing and fun transformation, wouldn't regret a thing at this point!

 

Sexy tC bro, like someone mention already, the lip kit should be painted, but other then that, I wish my engine bay look like urs, very clean and manly looking lol..

Awesome job, do you have a mechanical or electronic oil pressure gauge?

 

Awesome progression man. Can you still control your A/C and other things some other way now since you filled the waterfall in?

 

holy ____, very nice! Can you tell me where you got your cf stuff and your eye lid and the engine bay bolts?

 

na, i ran the wiring to have it in my armrest, but when i got the turbo overhaul i had the ac condensor removed, so there didnt seem to be a point at that time.

 

Most of it was from C12 Carbon, Eyelids were tC Sportline, and bolts where from Dressupbolts.com, they've got a titanium version which i have, and a less expensive stainless version

 

Did you lay your own CF? I watched some youtube vids, seems pretty easy...

 

yea, i did, i had experience laying fiberglass, so laying the cf wasnt hard, just need the right resin, and right weave and thickness of cloth...more than anything it is mad time consuming. It requires you to lay a layer, resin wait hours for it to cure, lay a layer, resin, wait hours for it to cure, resin, cure, resin, cure, resin, cure...and at the end, spend days sanding the final product down to a nice smooth finish, and then the whole clear coating process after that.

 

Cool! I sure like the car, clean work. I'm thinking of picking up some cf laying kits/molding kits to play around with. You cant argue with the finished product.

 

Car looks great. I'm impressed by the diy carbon fiber on the waterfall, it came out awesome! Where did you buy the cloth and resin?

 

Very nice tC. I like your Advans.