Exterior Chrome Kit - PICS
#1
Exterior Chrome Kit - PICS
Got the chrome kit I was looking for from kingofsorrow, took some pics for comparison and this is what I came up with:
A well-maintained stock 2000 I30 in Brilliant Silver:
This is what it looks like with the kit installed (except the B-pillar chrome inserts):
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A well-maintained stock 2000 I30 in Brilliant Silver:
This is what it looks like with the kit installed (except the B-pillar chrome inserts):
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#2
It looks okay, but my personal taste is to cut back a bit, so I decided to go with my original plan and only install the sideview mirror covers and the door handle covers:
And this is what it will look like when I clear the headlights:
I think I'll sell the extra trim pieces on eBay for real cheap. I have to sell the B-pillar trim pieces seperate though because they say "Maxima" on them in tiny letters at the bottom.
And this is what it will look like when I clear the headlights:
I think I'll sell the extra trim pieces on eBay for real cheap. I have to sell the B-pillar trim pieces seperate though because they say "Maxima" on them in tiny letters at the bottom.
#4
I think your inclination to go light on the chrome was a good one.
BTW - if you're opening up the headlights to remove the amber I'd go ahead and paint the insides of the headlamp while you're at it. You don't even have to go black like a lot of people do, I think a subtle gray/titanium would look real nice.
BTW - if you're opening up the headlights to remove the amber I'd go ahead and paint the insides of the headlamp while you're at it. You don't even have to go black like a lot of people do, I think a subtle gray/titanium would look real nice.
#12
BTW, the trim isn't actually installed in those pictures, it's just Scotch-taped to the car, so it will actually be a bit more flush when installed for real.
I had a feeling I'd get mixed opinions about this one. I personally only like the sideview mirrors and door handles chromed, but my buddy said he thinks I should drop the handles and mirror covers and keep the headlight and taillight trim. It's all personal taste.
For those of you that like the headlight and/or taillight trim, I'm selling those pieces (front and rear) for $55 shipped.
I had a feeling I'd get mixed opinions about this one. I personally only like the sideview mirrors and door handles chromed, but my buddy said he thinks I should drop the handles and mirror covers and keep the headlight and taillight trim. It's all personal taste.
For those of you that like the headlight and/or taillight trim, I'm selling those pieces (front and rear) for $55 shipped.
#13
I'm glad you took off most of that chrome, especially the trim around the break lights...I think it was just too much. Just my opinion. I would save that money and invest in some better rims. I've got the same model and I cannot wait to swap out the rims for something better!!
#14
Yeah I hate those uber-gay stock rims. But the car came with 4 brand-new tires, so I hate to shell out money for 18" rims PLUS money for new tires when the ones I have aren't even a year old. Next year though, assuming I'll still have spending cash to play with, and assuming I won't trade it in for something nicer, next year I'd like to get some decent rims put on.
#15
Originally Posted by below90hz
Yeah I hate those uber-gay stock rims. But the car came with 4 brand-new tires, so I hate to shell out money for 18" rims PLUS money for new tires when the ones I have aren't even a year old. Next year though, assuming I'll still have spending cash to play with, and assuming I won't trade it in for something nicer, next year I'd like to get some decent rims put on.
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