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Old 04-01-2009, 01:08 PM   #26
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do you know what sort of adhesive they used to mount them on? Any pics of the install on your car? and who did yours =P
I did my own, there's no AE kit for my car so I made my own with the help of Umnitza sourcing me the correct size halos.

I glued it on using construction adhesive, the same stuff used for holding roof spoilers to glass. I had some left over from attaching my roof wing.

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Old 04-01-2009, 01:32 PM   #27
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those rims looks quite nice. If they make the rear staggered that would be perfect
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Old 04-01-2009, 01:36 PM   #28
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Ah,

thanks I've already switched the interior LEDS cool white from superbrightled makes it look awesome!!
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bypass takes 30 mins Tops doing it alone. dont really need skills, just good at following instructions but if you dont feel comfortable others have recommend some shops. ^^^

another easy mod that you didnt add in was switching LEDS in your interior, trunk, and license plate.
Changing cabinet lights to white LEDS make the car so much sexier. and especially the license plate lights, changing it to white leds gives it a crisp sharp look compared to those yellow lights. our 335 came with stock led license plate lights but g35 didnt so i switched em out. and to satisfy the small portion of ricer in me, the inside trunk light, i put on a blue led. lol
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Old 04-01-2009, 01:37 PM   #29
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Oohh thanks,

This will give me the added confidence to go with the AEs!!

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I did my own, there's no AE kit for my car so I
made my own with the help of Umnitza sourcing me the correct size halos.

I glued it on using construction adhesive, the same stuff used for holding roof spoilers to glass. I had some left over from attaching my roof wing.

Here's some photos:



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Old 04-01-2009, 03:10 PM   #30
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im looking to powder coat my stock 19s glossy black & paint the break calipers red anyone know good shops? and around how much $

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Old 04-01-2009, 04:34 PM   #31
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Ah,

thanks I've already switched the interior LEDS cool white from superbrightled makes it look awesome!!
how is the visiblity once u change out the interior LED?

i've did all the exterior lighting to my liking but still a little iffy about changing the interior. I've heard that while it looks nicer the light output is dimmer. I need to do some occasional reading and rolling inside the car does the bright white make it harder?
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It's very bright... depends how many leds, and strength etc... you could use lots and have a super blinding bright blue, or white, or UV...







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how is the visiblity once u change out the interior LED?

i've did all the exterior lighting to my liking but still a little iffy about changing the interior. I've heard that while it looks nicer the light output is dimmer. I need to do some occasional reading and rolling inside the car does the bright white make it harder?
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Old 04-02-2009, 12:31 AM   #33
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don't ruin a perfectly good g37 after a year you will want to take those angel eyes out, headlight and taillight overlay are illegal and yo will get a vi so fast. Parking sensor? you have a g37 why not get the camera? Video bypass ... i have it too but i don't watch it at all just found it useless but for my rear passenger is perfect.
both my headlights and taillights are tinted with Lamin-x. it's been more than a year now and i've had no problems with law enforcement what so ever. just don't make them too dark then he's fine
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Old 04-02-2009, 12:36 AM   #34
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grounding kit? i though it does absolutely nothing other than give u something to write on your mod list.
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where can i get those super bright LEDs?
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Old 04-02-2009, 02:05 AM   #36
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superbrightleds.com

autolumination

Is where I got most of my stuff...

Anyone know where is a good place to get my Grill painted professionally?
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v-led.com
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there are many sources online. if you are looking for local i have no idea. Other than the license plate light (mine were PIAA) i dunt know where u can get the rest from.
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recommendations for a shop to paint stock calipers red?
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Is this better than AEs :P



For some reason those ringed lights remind me of a pair of nipples.
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