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i30 N Bu11eT's Melody
- Thread starter Bu11eT
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Wow that alcantara is insanebut doesn't it interfere with the airbag on the steering wheel?
And maybe it's just me but is your H logo on the steering wheel black? If so how did you do that?
Thanks
The stitching is exactly where the airbag would pop out. You are even able to get it through TÜV here in Germany, so I let him do the airbag cover aswell.
Regarding the Hyundai logo, yes indeed, that's black. The saddler who did the alcantara also sent it off to get it painted. He tried wrapping it first but that didn't turn out so well - therefore painting was a better solution.
Mounted the exhaust tips today, gonna post pic of the final result tomorrow as its already dark outside.
But I had some time to take some pics from underneath:
Looks great, I was hoping it would cover the exhaust like a real diffuser.Mounted the exhaust tips today, gonna post pic of the final result tomorrow as its already dark outside.
But I had some time to take some pics from underneath:
Like this https://www.ft86speedfactory.com/ft-86-speedfactory-rear-diffuser-2013-ft-86.html#.XkOQBLrZWaM
I guess its not so good to cover the rear muffler with a plastic diffusor - that thing is gonna melt away
So finally been able to take a few good pics - weather is horrible around here right now, so please excuse the dirty car
Final pics of the ATH rear diffusor with the exhaust tips:
Old (fully stock):
New (springs, stock wheels + bodykit):
Install of the diffusor itself wasn't an issue, but the exhaust tips actually had clamps, which were
way too big. We had to cut the clamps to make them smaller.
It's just a temporary solution, I already asked the manufacturer of the kit for new ones and they happily sent them over.
All in all I am super happy with how it turned out, considering I, an absolute noob in terms of mounting bodykits was able to mount it correctly (with some help of course^^).
Now waiting for the summer to kick in so I can mount my wider summer wheels. Really excited to see how wide the ass of the car will look with those mounted
Next step: wash the car as soon as it stops raining
Final pics of the ATH rear diffusor with the exhaust tips:
Old (fully stock):
New (springs, stock wheels + bodykit):
Install of the diffusor itself wasn't an issue, but the exhaust tips actually had clamps, which were
way too big. We had to cut the clamps to make them smaller.
It's just a temporary solution, I already asked the manufacturer of the kit for new ones and they happily sent them over.
All in all I am super happy with how it turned out, considering I, an absolute noob in terms of mounting bodykits was able to mount it correctly (with some help of course^^).
Now waiting for the summer to kick in so I can mount my wider summer wheels. Really excited to see how wide the ass of the car will look with those mounted
Next step: wash the car as soon as it stops raining
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Completely forgot to post some pics of my last photo session with a fellow N driver from our local group. Those pics were taken even before the diffusor was mounted. We had some fun driving around the Hamburg harbor at midnight and had two small chats with the police
That Velossa Tech snorkel looks absolutely sick man.Completely forgot to post some pics of my last photo session with a fellow N driver from our local group. Those pics were taken even before the diffusor was mounted. We had some fun driving around the Hamburg harbor at midnight and had two small chats with the police
I'd call it too much free time, but thanks I appreciate it@Bu11eT stunning photos
Thanks!Beautifull pictures! So what did the police want?
We may have stopped in the middle of an (empty) side road to take a pic and they were parked at the next intersection. They weren't too happy. Went to the next photo spot, they came along, told us this is private property, we apologized and then they even told us where to take good pics. We were happily surprised by that, thought we'd get a lesson the second time
Thanks m8, I willJust read your thread Bu11eT, some really good workmanship, especially the alcantara, very well done.
The rear looks nice too
Keep up the good work!
Thanks mate! Will keep the pics coming, just waiting for better weather to put my summer wheels on
Had a few things wrapped:
- red front lip (to emphasize the snorkel)
- grille frame (the DIY spray-wrap started to come off)
- side indicators on the mirrors
- Rear indicators and reverse lights
- red front lip (to emphasize the snorkel)
- grille frame (the DIY spray-wrap started to come off)
- side indicators on the mirrors
- Rear indicators and reverse lights
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I plastidip the grille frame this Saturday, gave it 4 layers. Lets hope it doesn't come off that easily.Had a few things wrapped:
- red front lip (to emphasize the snorkel)
- grille frame (the DIY spray-wrap started to come off)
- side indicators on the mirrors
- Rear indicators and reverse lights