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    #31
    Other automotive, image gallery, whatever. If it can be applied directly to CB7s, then a thread in the appearance section would work.






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      #32
      This cars obviously not done in this picture but i made this lip from scratch for this car. I also did body and paint on it 6 years ago and it still hasnt been finish yet. Sad i spent a bunch of time on something that has just collected dust




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        #33
        Originally posted by deevergote View Post
        Other automotive, image gallery, whatever. If it can be applied directly to CB7s, then a thread in the appearance section would work.
        Just trying to make sure i follow rules

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          #34
          That's a pretty badass lip. You should try making one for the CB!
          Once you have your 30 posts, you'll have access to the Classifieds as well... people would pay good money for a unique quality lip. (just don't talk about selling it in here... )






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            #35
            I made this back lip on this ef also. It started out as a front lip. I shaved exhaust hole on rear bumper as well.





            Like i said this car was not finished in pictures bumpers were just hot bolted on thats why gaps look horrible.

            I have alot of pictures of stuff like this i have done over the years. Lot of body/paint projects.

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              #36
              thats a pretty good looking car. too bad it never hit the road. whats the name of the white?
              GATORS GONNA GATE - - im also here: www.x-h20.com

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                #37
                Its paint code 077 off of a lexus. not sure paint name. It is a tri stage paint job. Super bright white. Yes it is a shame it hasnt hit the streets.

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                  #38
                  What did you make the front lip from? Looks good.


                  http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=178069

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                    #39
                    Originally posted by alan lx View Post
                    What did you make the front lip from? Looks good.
                    an oem lip cut up then bought i think it was the password jdm lip (that only fit jdm bumpers) then cut it up screwed it to oem lip and built the rest from cardboard and filler. Once we had it perfect we primed it and blocked it just like it was going to be getting painted. From there we built a mold from the prototype lip. After the mold was complete we then laid up the new lip out of fiberglass in the mold. Its a long expensive process to build one off parts. If you sell them you can make your money back. Its the same process that people use to make any kind of fiberglass bumpers/lips etc.

                    Hope that makes since im sure its just a big run on sentence

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