Appreciate man and thanks it’s been a lot of fun to build and enjoy over the last 6 somethin years just waiting on coilovers and a front end rebuild for the damn thing lol
Fair enough
Okay, whew! Turning glossy into matte on a surface with layers of reflection (like water!) is nigh-impossible without 3D rendering, so, did the best I could. I also had to do a bit of ‘bodywork’ to fill in some gaps. Also, I was given no direction on what to do with the trim and spoiler, so, just left them as-is. Hopefully, these are good enough to get the overall idea of what it’ll look like.
fiberglass is awful lmao and ya i have thought about doing it with abs just unsure where to get it at
that red does look good but also Yūrei is the si lol the coupe is sumiOkay, whew! Turning glossy into matte on a surface with layers of reflection (like water!) is nigh-impossible without 3D rendering, so, did the best I could. I also had to do a bit of ‘bodywork’ to fill in some gaps. Also, I was given no direction on what to do with the trim and spoiler, so, just left them as-is. Hopefully, these are good enough to get the overall idea of what it’ll look like.
In order of the vinyl listed above:
Personally, I vote for matte red because it keeps the ‘feel’ of Yūrei.
and ya ill have to get a photo of the car dry and in the sun one of these days but most of the time im working on it lolOkay, whew! Turning glossy into matte on a surface with layers of reflection (like water!) is nigh-impossible without 3D rendering, so, did the best I could. I also had to do a bit of ‘bodywork’ to fill in some gaps. Also, I was given no direction on what to do with the trim and spoiler, so, just left them as-is. Hopefully, these are good enough to get the overall idea of what it’ll look like.
In order of the vinyl listed above:
Personally, I vote for matte red because it keeps the ‘feel’ of Yūrei.
Oh, MB! ?that red does look good but also Yūrei is the si lol the coupe is sumi
the coupe is named after her from a show i like she didnt see much show time in the first season thou
? JK, I know what you meant.
lol all goodOh, MB! ?
Wait: they’re both coupes! ??
I gotta go battleshipOkay, whew! Turning glossy into matte on a surface with layers of reflection (like water!) is nigh-impossible without 3D rendering, so, did the best I could. I also had to do a bit of ‘bodywork’ to fill in some gaps. Also, I was given no direction on what to do with the trim and spoiler, so, just left them as-is. Hopefully, these are good enough to get the overall idea of what it’ll look like.
In order of the vinyl listed above:
Personally, I vote for matte red because it keeps the ‘feel’ of Yūrei.
All of my 6th Gen Civics had sloppy shifters, and while bushing upgrades were the best typical upgrade, I contemplated if it was possible to tighten up the tolerances even within the transaxle. Overall, these cars just are NOT like the 10th Gen. In fact, the tightness of the 10th Gen from the factory is part of what sold me, and the “Stage 2+” upgrade makes it all the more perfect.so there is two things Sumi still struggles with
1. brakes they are still odd will try and mess with it this weekend
2. sloppy shifter(even with new bushings)
so whats the next step? well after doing some digging it turns out its the roll pin on the shifter (aka the bitch pin) people say to put a new one of these in and also check all the stuff in the shifter under the center console here is a pic so you all know what im talking about.
red. this is all the internal stuff inside the car that can fall apart from age because well 90s Japanese shit plastic (i know this from my old 91 toyota pickup i had)
blue. this is the roll pin aka the bitch pin its awful to get out and awful to get in i guess so ill need to swap that
yellow. these are the bushings i already replaced and bolts i replaced
eventually a short shifter would be great but atm we are doing fixes then one day we can start adding fun stuff
