Hugo's S2Ks
05-19-2014, 02:21 PM
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I quite like what you are doing to the car (not the rear wing, I took a high level wing off mine and sold it) I also quite like the positioning of that full size plate, I like how the clean nose is shown off, I might grab a couple of brackets and try it .. .could you tell me what brackets are used and how they are afixed ? I had my wheels black at one point too (PlastiDip) but i didn't like them after a week or two so took it off again. I like your black hard top and again for me I had a black mohair roof fitted, I also have black seats fitted which breaks the crazy blue interior quite a bit on mine. But yeah, I like your individuality keep it up 
06-05-2014, 12:29 AM
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I hadn't actually checked this threat for a little while.
The Orange one is up for sale right now and the private place is going to be transferred.
The bracket for the low mounted plate was literally a bent peice of aluminium with a couple of holes drilled in it.
I was considering one of those swanky electric flip up plates, but they're fairly expensive and I want a JDP diffuser before that...
More pics to follow in the next week after smoothing and lip install
The Orange one is up for sale right now and the private place is going to be transferred.
The bracket for the low mounted plate was literally a bent peice of aluminium with a couple of holes drilled in it.
I was considering one of those swanky electric flip up plates, but they're fairly expensive and I want a JDP diffuser before that...
More pics to follow in the next week after smoothing and lip install
06-13-2014, 05:33 AM
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Bumper is back on after being smoothed and the headlight washers removed.
CR lip went on and was fitted, which initially an aweful fit.
However with a bit of heat and some force it was corrected and fitted.
CR lip went on and was fitted, which initially an aweful fit.
However with a bit of heat and some force it was corrected and fitted.
06-13-2014, 01:55 PM
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I like that a lot 
I may have to consider black wheels again ... mine as I mentioned previously was with plastidip and therefore a matt finish, i like your glossy wheels might just have to do that to mine ... when i next get chance I am fitting the plate to the grill to show off the clean nose of my 'shaven' front end.
I may have to consider black wheels again ... mine as I mentioned previously was with plastidip and therefore a matt finish, i like your glossy wheels might just have to do that to mine ... when i next get chance I am fitting the plate to the grill to show off the clean nose of my 'shaven' front end.
06-14-2014, 12:24 PM
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Mine are actually a satin finish which I didn't realise when I bought them. So unfortunately they're never shiny 
its all about the a nice shaven front. I need to make some brackets for the plate before I get pulled.
But on the upside, here's another picture...
its all about the a nice shaven front
. I need to make some brackets for the plate before I get pulled.But on the upside, here's another picture...
06-17-2014, 02:00 AM
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