Paint front grill/ Lift
#1
Paint front grill/ Lift
Hi guys new to the site, i got an 06 h3 and want to paint the grill to match the grayish stock bumper i have already took the grill off and sanded it down, if anyone can tell me what paint i should use it would be appreciated. Im also starting to wheel it and was wondering if anyone has done the torsion bar crank with rear shackles and 1" body lift, I will post more and add pics as it grows
#2
Welcome to the forum. You should go to a reputable paint store around you, they should have a code for you for the paint. If not, and they are a old school paint shop they may need you to bring in something to reference, and the air breathers by the windshield are the perfect thing for just that.
Otherwise I would go the way alot of other members have and bed-liner it...
The body lifts aren't that popular, not to many people have done them. But you could absolutely do one w/ a torsion life and rear shackles without any issues. Post some pics when you get a chance. What mods are done to her already?
Otherwise I would go the way alot of other members have and bed-liner it...
The body lifts aren't that popular, not to many people have done them. But you could absolutely do one w/ a torsion life and rear shackles without any issues. Post some pics when you get a chance. What mods are done to her already?
#3
Not to many serious mods so far i got k/n , slightly crank t-bars, future mods for next few weeks is going to be custom hood handles lift 315/75r16 paint stock wheels , have u ever heard of someone drilling holes in stock rims to add simulated beadlock rings
#4
welcome to the forum!
don't drill your stock rims. it will only weaken the bead. i saw a kit once that attaches to your stock wheels with adhesive and looks like a beadlock. remember to have to have your wheels balanced after.
just a word to the wise, you should post these kind of questions on the h3 board or one of the more specific tech boards . you'll find a lot of good info from folks who've already done "IT" there.
don't drill your stock rims. it will only weaken the bead. i saw a kit once that attaches to your stock wheels with adhesive and looks like a beadlock. remember to have to have your wheels balanced after.
just a word to the wise, you should post these kind of questions on the h3 board or one of the more specific tech boards . you'll find a lot of good info from folks who've already done "IT" there.
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