1JZ300

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these will be my final pics of the car before i head over to Italy for three years. I did some external mods, such as the bumper and got my front bumper fixed and the griffin replaced.....

TheMole

iTrader: (13)

Looks like an overall clean car. Good luck in your Italy adventures!

SimplyZBes

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Car looks great. The only thing I would do if I were you is make the bottom of your tails all white. That would make the car look crazy from the rear. By the way, how much whp you making with that setup?

Seize

Lookin' good

blaznsc4

very nice car. good luck over there in italy. hope you have someone to start the car once in a while while you are overseas.

fonzo

Sweet!!! --that will be a very nice sleeper--

HmoobSC300

sex on wheels.

iasc300

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looks good big pimpn- have fun in Italy- you know what to do

bigmalik00

man take some pics in Italy...WARNING...in Naples do not- I repeat do not go up the hill to the castle....they are not women...lol lol enjoy and bring back a Ducati.. they are cheap there

sc30015

i like the car alot looks very smooth

1JZ300

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thanks for the comps guys, i will be taking the car to italy with me, so prepare for osme great background pics with the car....and the car i will be bringing back is a 1990 twin turbo Maseratti...yeah i know bad ***.....again thanks guys, and let me know how to get make the bottom of my tails white...that does sound good

aliga

iTrader: (147)

you should also hit up phillylex, he is in the military and has been in Italy for some time.

his name is Terence.

Blizzy

iTrader: (-1)

Get some light diffuser plastic from the local hardware store. I bought big replacement sheet that was made for an industrial overhead fluorescent light. It was plenty large enough, giving me room for error.

Make sure you have clear contact epoxy and silicon sealant.

Put the tails in the oven for 3.5min @ 350*F. Take them out and use a putty knife to pry them open gently while the glue is hot.

Once open, remove the Red and Orange diffuser sections. Make a template on paper for the size of the opening that is now exposed.

Trace the template on the diffuser plastic, and use a saber/jig saw to cut it out. Use the epoxy to glue the clear section in place.

Seal it up with Silicon and put them back together.

I did this same surgery: not difficult, just patience-trying. https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=291258

Good luck in Italy. Your car is looking very good.

pockyby

the car look great

kaotiq

Very nice!

watch out for the gypsies in Italy. I'm serious.