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Some daytime photos cos last night's photoshoot got canned...

A car that hasn't been washed for 3 months looks pretty clean too me.

Well done Clarence looks AWESOME.

THERB3 wrote:A car that hasn't been washed for 3 months looks pretty clean too me.

Oh, I washed it yesterday afternoon... when the weather looked good...

So it's washed, and rained on, and driven home on the freeway in the rain.

Good to see you finally got your front lip, looks good

Clarence I would love to look at your wheels and who knows I might even buy them.

THERB3 wrote:Clarence I would love to look at your wheels and who knows I might even buy them.

Come and inspect then

Looking good. If only you could get the rear diffuser to blend in a little more..

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I agree it looks awesome Clarence just the rear diffuser doesnt look right on the back, Looks like something the new Mustangs would carry on the back.., Thats just my opinion other than that shmick looking car

Hey Tangles,

Looks good mate.

Two things I reckon:
1. Brakes... You need my brakes... Big silver brembo's!! lol.
2. Black and silver... You got black highlights on the front of your car - lip and scoop, and black (or dark charcoal) on the side - wheels, but nothing on the rear... Maybe do the boot lip and a less obvious diffuser in black to match the front. That diffuser in black would be too much, but maybe a smaller, more integrated one with the boot lip done would really set it off.

I like the uniqueness of the front bar though dude!

It may seem that I'm being critical - I'm not. It's just my thoughts on a car that looks so bloody good!

Clarence maybe the lower part of the diffuser would look good in black. I mean the diffuser strips between the exhaust tips.

Don't worry Steve. When brake pads need replacing, I have something more exotic than Brembos to go on that'll come after the new wheels.

And yes, I shouldn't have listened to the forum guys saying painting the diffuser silver... I should have done it charcoal in the first place next time, I might get it fixed up when I get my guards rolled in prep for the new wheels.

Dont let the cat out of the bag Clarence. Keep the wheel thing a secret and surprise us all.

Looks good Clarence! Very well done! Good attention to detail as always.

The only quip I have are the front strakes. The rear set goes with the flow of things, but the front set make it look a bit too busy and backwards.

tangcla wrote:I shouldn't have listened to the forum guys saying painting the diffuser silver.

Hey hey! Stop trying to blame the masses. I think most of us advised you that if you could make the diffuser more integrated and seamless with the exhaust shrouds, then it would be good in silver. Otherwise if it sticks out or the lines are broken, then go with matte black or charcoal. Because broken lines are more apparent when it's the same color.

THERB3 wrote:Dont let the cat out of the bag Clarence. Keep the wheel thing a secret and surprise us all.

You two are the worst at sublety.

awsome, i love it you've done well clarence, love it

I smell advan