Show me your evo 8s with nose Chops
Feb 24, 2010, 09:54 PM
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Show me your evo 8s with nose Chops
i want to see picks with evos 8s with the middle nose chopped off done real clean.. my friend is looking to do this
Feb 24, 2010, 11:01 PM
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https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...-wheels-d.html
this is the cleanest ive seen, just to start you out! goodluck i say he does it, its looks soo good.
this is the cleanest ive seen, just to start you out! goodluck i say he does it, its looks soo good.
Feb 24, 2010, 11:25 PM
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+1 on lots of threads, theres 3 on the first page.
anywhoo, its a growing look for the 8...almost a requirement.
idk why im partial to 8 nose chops..maybe because its like my gf's nose and i want it gone lol
anywhoo, its a growing look for the 8...almost a requirement.
idk why im partial to 8 nose chops..maybe because its like my gf's nose and i want it gone lol
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Feb 26, 2010, 06:33 AM
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to discuss doing it- i think the easiest way it to do this:
1- cut triangle out
2- heat up triangle and make it completely flat
3- use flat triangle piece and trace the cutout from step one.
4- trim to fit in the cut area of bumper
5- use something flat to hold the flattened triangle piece with the bumper then using plastic weld to join parts.
6- sand down and add filler if necessary
7- paint
1- cut triangle out
2- heat up triangle and make it completely flat
3- use flat triangle piece and trace the cutout from step one.
4- trim to fit in the cut area of bumper
5- use something flat to hold the flattened triangle piece with the bumper then using plastic weld to join parts.
6- sand down and add filler if necessary
7- paint
