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Headed down South to Sam Houston National Forest to do an overnighter 54 mile ride. Curt tow hitch, paired with a Kuat rack, kept my bike snug and secure. Would like to upgrade to a bottom mount rack in the future. Please keep in mind that you have to turn off the parking sensors, rear auto brake function, and just in case, the power trunk.
What is the approximate cost to have this done.
I love the satin black!
thank you! I’m sure it’s different for every shop. The one I went to was $3600 with ceramic coat, $2800 without ceramic coat. I went with the ceramic coat to increase the protection/longevity of the wrap.
Here's a dumb question: If a wrapped car got into an accident which would require a partial repair of the body, how would that work? Would you have to replace the whole wrapping?
Here's a dumb question: If a wrapped car got into an accident which would require a partial repair of the body, how would that work? Would you have to replace the whole wrapping?
Sorry I'm a whole month late lol...But if you got partial damage to a part of your vehicle no, you would only need to have that part (Driver-side fender for the sake of example) replaced. Car wraps are done by the panel, so your front and rear door wraps are separate, as are your fender and front bumper wraps, hood wrap, etc. Depending on how old the wrap is the new wrap might look a lot cleaner than the rest of the wrap in which case you may want to redo the whole wrap for aesthetic purposes.
Just an update on mine, it's been a while.
I've added RS-R springs, AEM intake, Sprint Booster throttle controller, tint, chrome deletes, 20" Voxx Vento wheels with burnt copper plasti dip,
I need some more exterior parts badly. Still on the fence about an intake and charge pipe
I'd like more exterior parts as well, not sure what I should get. As far as intake goes, I don't think I felt much of a gain, if at all. I did get the sound. If that's what you're interested in, go for it. But for the same price, best bang for the buck and you'll feel your existing power kick in harder and sooner & more instant, get a throttle controller. I got the sprint booster v3. 18 different levels of throttle response ON TOP of your existing 3 driving modes. And you can limit your power to 55%65%75% in a valet mode, as well as make your throttle pedal useless while parked maybe in a bad neighborhood or if it's parked outside for weeks while you're out of town- for theft reasons.
09-29-20, 05:53 PM
A great weekend
