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Lil_D · 02-02-2018, 09:42 PM

November 2017

I dropped my car off to Paul at Wise concept hydrographic in Oregon to have him paint the car

Before i sent the car off to Oregon Justin and i got the turbo mounted and a down pipe made so that Paul could paint the engine bay as well.

Paul started working on my car a couple weeks after I dropped it off to him. He welded up some parts of my front end and engine bay to help make it more sturdy after all the stuff I cut out like a dumbass. He also cut and welded the tubs a little to help make a little more room.

He then had the engine bay sand blasted

He cut up some OEM fenders for me so I could do some dumb shit

Paul pulled out the dent I had next to my tail light

Paul got my front end situated and started mounting up the panels

after he sent me that picture i decided i either needed to get 215/35/18's or lift my front end a little. I'm still trying to decide what would be better to not destroy these fenders

Paul rolled the car out of the shop to give me an idea of my ride height and how the fenders fit with the current tire

02-02-2018, 09:42 PM	#216
Lil_D Zilvia Addict Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: The Bay Area Age: 31 Posts: 733 Trader Rating: (5)	November 2017 I dropped my car off to Paul at Wise concept hydrographic in Oregon to have him paint the car Before i sent the car off to Oregon Justin and i got the turbo mounted and a down pipe made so that Paul could paint the engine bay as well. Paul started working on my car a couple weeks after I dropped it off to him. He welded up some parts of my front end and engine bay to help make it more sturdy after all the stuff I cut out like a dumbass. He also cut and welded the tubs a little to help make a little more room. He then had the engine bay sand blasted He cut up some OEM fenders for me so I could do some dumb shit Paul pulled out the dent I had next to my tail light Paul got my front end situated and started mounting up the panels after he sent me that picture i decided i either needed to get 215/35/18's or lift my front end a little. I'm still trying to decide what would be better to not destroy these fenders Paul rolled the car out of the shop to give me an idea of my ride height and how the fenders fit with the current tire __________________ @lild415 Last edited by Lil_D; 02-02-2018 at 11:22 PM..