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06-17-2008, 11:42 AM
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your clk is different, i have not seen a lambo on a clk in person, it might be really good, i dunno. but it seems to flow well. they are allright. the wheels? there could be other design that will make your car sicker. but hey, good job. 
06-17-2008, 03:43 PM
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Your car looks clean, agree with the rest on blacking out the grille and tinting the other stuff. The wheels aren't bad, but would definitely look sick if you had black wheels to go with the theme of your car. Well done tho!
06-17-2008, 03:49 PM
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i agree with clkfan its your whip mod it how you want it.. as you are gonna be the one driving and seeing it daily.. not us.
i think it looks straight..
only thing i aint feeling is the wheels..
i think it looks straight..
only thing i aint feeling is the wheels..
01-15-2009, 01:31 PM
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Adam I need some help bro!
Hey Adam,
So the shop my car is at now, is finishing the right lambo door and they basically are mirroring the left one.Well like you the 1st guy (who screwed me) did the left one half ***.He basically just tack welded the door to aluminum then put putty over it so no one could see, its where the hinge connects to the inside of the actual door.The shop its at now is afraid it will break and fall off. Man PLEASE help me out so I can finally get my car done! The shop needs to know how you had the hinge connected to the inside of the door and provided enough support( was a steal bracket fabricated, where and how did it get welded etc)? If you have the number to the guy who fixed yours or any info or instructions that would mean the world to me man!!! As soon as this is done my front can be molded on then paint and it will be 95% complete then Ill send some pics! Thanks Josh
So the shop my car is at now, is finishing the right lambo door and they basically are mirroring the left one.Well like you the 1st guy (who screwed me) did the left one half ***.He basically just tack welded the door to aluminum then put putty over it so no one could see, its where the hinge connects to the inside of the actual door.The shop its at now is afraid it will break and fall off. Man PLEASE help me out so I can finally get my car done! The shop needs to know how you had the hinge connected to the inside of the door and provided enough support( was a steal bracket fabricated, where and how did it get welded etc)? If you have the number to the guy who fixed yours or any info or instructions that would mean the world to me man!!! As soon as this is done my front can be molded on then paint and it will be 95% complete then Ill send some pics! Thanks Josh
01-15-2009, 05:11 PM
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as mentioned, not my style, but love the customization that went into it.
my one suggestion, would to dechrome the window trim and such, you dont even need to get it professionally done, just use some black electrical tape and see if that looks better. i dont think the chrome bits on the car match the black projectors. i would paint the hood grill at the same time.
keep up the good work.
my one suggestion, would to dechrome the window trim and such, you dont even need to get it professionally done, just use some black electrical tape and see if that looks better. i dont think the chrome bits on the car match the black projectors. i would paint the hood grill at the same time.
keep up the good work.
