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Ahh5hit's Customized Skyline
Posted: Sun Oct 26, 2003 9:35 am
by Ahh5hit
Posted: Sun Oct 26, 2003 9:48 am
by CaboWabo
sweet man. looks super clean and smoove!
love how the details turn out on the larger scale.
great job dude.
Posted: Sun Oct 26, 2003 9:48 am
by VooDooMafia
Damn dude that shits HOT !!!!!
Posted: Sun Oct 26, 2003 10:17 am
by Micro s2000
wow very nice. i dont think i could handle haveing a car that amazing. i'd flip it or break part of the body. i think i would cry.

Posted: Sun Oct 26, 2003 10:28 am
by Ahh5hit
Micro s2000 wrote:wow very nice. i dont think i could handle haveing a car that amazing. i'd flip it or break part of the body. i think i would cry.

Thanks pimps. Yeah, this one will probably never see the light of day outside, not even the tennis courts. I'll save this one for those rainy days on the High School or American Family Gym floors (which makes the skid plate useless, but oh well).

Posted: Sun Oct 26, 2003 10:37 am
by Micro s2000
throw the skid plate on one of your many others
Posted: Sun Oct 26, 2003 11:58 am
by SuperFly
That's really nice, Ahh5hit. The detailing is so nice on the Xmod body kits, I haven't had the guts to start masking and painting. You did an excellent job, great color choice, too. What did you use for the extra running lights, a light set from TE?
I've been racing my Supra hard, and it shows. I hope they start selling complete bodies soon. While these bodies are tough as hell, after 2 sessions of hard driving my headlights are cracked and I've got all kinds of battle scars on the stock body. I'm guessing I have about 2-3 more sessions before something major breaks. I promised myself to only get one Xmod, so I don't have the luxury of having a looker and a driver. But, If I had and extra body, I could have one to pimp out and the other for kicking ass.
Posted: Sun Oct 26, 2003 1:40 pm
by Ahh5hit
I used the headlights from a second light kit for the running lights and just spliced them. I have my Normal yellow Skyline that I drive up at the tennis courts, that's my beat em' up car. All the others are indoors only right now.
I do hope they sell just the bodies evenbtually, cuz it's gonna get expensive to buy whole kits just to do custom bod mods.
Posted: Sun Oct 26, 2003 1:54 pm
by hogjowlz
the only damage ihave from two 40minute sessions is a little chipping on the front bumper. that skid plate is great. can you do a tutorial?
Posted: Sun Oct 26, 2003 2:59 pm
by Ahh5hit
hogjowlz wrote:the only damage ihave from two 40minute sessions is a little chipping on the front bumper. that skid plate is great. can you do a tutorial?
Sure....I want to make a couple more for my other cars, so when I go get some more aluminum either tomorrow or Tues. I will do a tutorial with pics. I may make one that extends in front of the body itself too.
Posted: Sun Oct 26, 2003 3:07 pm
by VooDooMafia
Ahh5hit wrote:hogjowlz wrote:the only damage ihave from two 40minute sessions is a little chipping on the front bumper. that skid plate is great. can you do a tutorial?
Sure....I want to make a couple more for my other cars, so when I go get some more aluminum either tomorrow or Tues. I will do a tutorial with pics. I may make one that extends in front of the body itself too.
Sounds cool and the one that will extend sounds like a good idea. I was surprised that they didn't some with one as I have seen on some cars you can get little bumpers that stick out just past the body to help protect them alittle more.
Added disc brakes.
Posted: Sun Oct 26, 2003 8:36 pm
by Ahh5hit
Using the brakes/calipers that came with the XS Tuning wheels I put on my RSX, I used them to install on my Gunmetal Skyline. I shaved the backs of them down flat. I drill the center holes out a little larger than the axle pins to allow them to rotate thru the brakes.I then painted the calipers red. I glued them to outer edge of bearing housings, not to interfere with the beartings. This allows the calipers to stay stationary when the wheels are rotating.
The brakes have a center cup that the wheels fit very nicely into. Adding these only pushed my wheels out less than a 1/16" and still left plenty of thread to mount the wheels.

Posted: Sun Oct 26, 2003 8:41 pm
by VooDooMafia
Dude do you ever stop lol nice fucking work there man

Posted: Sun Oct 26, 2003 8:47 pm
by Ahh5hit
VooDooMafia wrote:Dude do you ever stop lol nice fucking work there man

Heh....only when the Tylenol PM kick in. Thanks!
Posted: Sun Oct 26, 2003 9:11 pm
by sessiz
I'm loving the discs on them wheels. I gotta go do some shopping tomorrow.
Yeah that skid plate is nice, I got a big sheet of solder tin sitting around somewhere. I dunno if it's strong enough for the bumper though
Great job as usual ahh5hit.
Keep them ideas coming.
