The Real SSL and Vortekz Generator
Jan 1, 2007, 01:49 PM
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The Real SSL and Vortekz Generator
I been painting and changing the stock dash back and forth between colors, im tired of the glossy black that i done so i decided to wrap the interior pieces in leather since i have to SSL package..i think it matches nicely... excuse the dusty interior...
I didn't want to spend $100+ on oem or oem style vortex generator so i checked up on www.vortekz.com universal vortex generator... i for some reason like this style much better...
ENJOY!
I didn't want to spend $100+ on oem or oem style vortex generator so i checked up on www.vortekz.com universal vortex generator... i for some reason like this style much better...
ENJOY!
Jan 1, 2007, 01:59 PM
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I like the leather trim...looks very well done and looks great with leather interior 
I'm kinda ehh on the VG...I would have looked at the real one and made the fins go the same pattern, but thats just me
+5 for the creativity though...keep it up
I'm kinda ehh on the VG...I would have looked at the real one and made the fins go the same pattern, but thats just me
+5 for the creativity though...keep it up
Jan 1, 2007, 02:04 PM
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I would have looked into this a little more. All the research that was put into the VG actually does something. So if you just put any type of pattern on it will defeat the purpose of the VG.. in my opinion
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the pattern i have on right now is the recommended pattern from the manual for function so thats what i went with.. but oem are all straight line...
Jan 1, 2007, 02:17 PM
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Thats not even close to the way it sould be. You have too many fins. Just like someone said earlier, a lot of R&D were put in the VG, yours kinda looks ricey. Why not just get the real thing? You can see how off it is when you compare pics.
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i know how the stock ones look.. just wasn't really feeling it.. i didn't set them up in any random degrees.. i went with what was recommended to be by the manual...
Jan 1, 2007, 03:24 PM
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i like what you did with the stock dash...very creative and different
Vg ...different...not gonna jump on the Rice wagon ...i'm sure if the evo came stock like that and the oem unit was a different company...would we/they still call it rice? ...think about it.
It's different...i don't think i would do it...and it doesn't look too bad either...more pix of interior and outside of car with better lighting
Vg ...different...not gonna jump on the Rice wagon ...i'm sure if the evo came stock like that and the oem unit was a different company...would we/they still call it rice? ...think about it.
It's different...i don't think i would do it...and it doesn't look too bad either...more pix of interior and outside of car with better lighting