looks as if your effort paid off, nice really man

 

Looking good

 

[QUOTE=fishs2000,Apr 3 2010, 05:10 PM] should get your fenders repainted to actually match the color of the car - whoever painted them sure didnt do a good job of matching.

 

the fitment on your fenders and front bumper look Horrible.

 

No need to take the time to make it fit perfect when its only temporary. Anyways just showing the wheels as stated.

 

wheels look sick

 

I'd like to get a genesis as a DD too lol. Is it the 2.0 liter turbo? I see that's it's a hell of a mod car too.

& I see an asm bumper in your garage . Not gonna use that?

 

2.0T, i got it in automatic so i wouldnt mod the crap out of it. But yeah, all i need is a bigger IC/piping, downpipe/exhaust and tune and im flying pass the V6 Gen's

I was going to use that ASM rep but decided i liked the Amuse rep better.

 

They look great!!
Could you write a little bit on how you resealed them?
The whole process would be great but I'll take what you can give.
I think these are 3 pc wheels, right?

 

Yes 3 piece wheels and resealing them was not easy and a process you cant rush or it wont work.

First you will need high pressure sealant sold at most hardware store's.
As you take apart the wheels you will see where the previous sealent was applied.

As you put together make sure that the wheel is COMPLETELY clean from previous sealant, apply a good amount of sealant and try apply as slowly and smoothly as possible. Then you torque up each bolt.

It will take 2 or 3 days for the sealant to completely dry, this is where i messed up, i got some fast drying crap and waited only hours and had leaks.

Take your time and do not cut corners because this process was a PITA!

GL