Announcement

Collapse
No announcement yet.

2005 Scion tC - Rotiform BLQ (Pictures =D)

Collapse
X
 
  • Filter
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts

  • #46
    Much better.good work sir

    Comment


    • #47
      Thanks everyone! Sorry it took so long to get pictures up.
      1997 E36 M3 (Cosmos/Modena)
      Flickr
      My Thread
      LoweredLifestyle

      Comment


      • #48
        Originally posted by Samuel View Post
        two dope tc's
        Thank you man, trying to get my friend to make a account here, get him in the scene.
        1997 E36 M3 (Cosmos/Modena)
        Flickr
        My Thread
        LoweredLifestyle

        Comment


        • #49
          [IMG]
          editedtwo by extrem344, on Flickr[IMG]


          Editedone by extrem344, on Flickr

          Here is some new pictures.

          My plan for this winter is:

          20mm spacers
          Camber bolts for the front
          remove bump stops

          Hopefully they all work out, i also would like to get rotiform to powdercoat my BLQ's Mirror Bronze.
          1997 E36 M3 (Cosmos/Modena)
          Flickr
          My Thread
          LoweredLifestyle

          Comment


          • #50
            looks 10x better w the drop
            David

            Comment


            • #51
              Originally posted by DrM3 View Post
              looks 10x better w the drop
              Thanks man. Still trying to go lower.
              1997 E36 M3 (Cosmos/Modena)
              Flickr
              My Thread
              LoweredLifestyle

              Comment


              • #52
                Looks great man, nice wheel choice! Invest in some Sonax and a good wheel brush, trust me.

                Comment


                • #53
                  Haha I've had a lot of time put into cleaning these and they still don't get clean....I need a wicked brush. Are those mothers brushes good?

                  Sent from my HERO200 using Tapatalk
                  1997 E36 M3 (Cosmos/Modena)
                  Flickr
                  My Thread
                  LoweredLifestyle

                  Comment


                  • #54
                    why buy racelands if you arent going to slam it? why didnt you just get springs?


                    Widebody B6 build

                    HIT ME UP if you need Ksport supplies. i can get them to you cheaper than anyone.

                    Comment


                    • #55
                      nvm saw the new pics. looks better


                      Widebody B6 build

                      HIT ME UP if you need Ksport supplies. i can get them to you cheaper than anyone.

                      Comment


                      • #56
                        hahaha, yea. I went from springs to coils, to go lower. Thanks.
                        1997 E36 M3 (Cosmos/Modena)
                        Flickr
                        My Thread
                        LoweredLifestyle

                        Comment


                        • #57
                          Originally posted by extrem344 View Post
                          Haha I've had a lot of time put into cleaning these and they still don't get clean....I need a wicked brush. Are those mothers brushes good?

                          Sent from my HERO200 using Tapatalk
                          Get microfiber gloves for the wheels. Brushes will never get all of the nooks and crannies, put golves on and scrub with your fingers. It'll save you time and effort trust me.

                          I've been detailing for over 10 years now, every single person I turn onto these gloves is a true believer. I actually usually stock and sell them to my customers but I'm completely out otherwise I'd sell you one cheap to try out.

                          you can find them here though:
                          Cobra Microfiber Gloves/ Pair - Nooks and crannies? No problem with a Microfiber Glove! You don't have to be a clean freak to appreciate what this tool can do. Our Microfiber Glove is an absolutely amazing product. No soap. No chemical cleaners. Wet ...


                          Only other thing I use for cleaning wheels other than the gloves is a lug brush to get down in the lug holes really well...it also works wonders for hinges in door jambs, etc
                          Clean Wheel Lug Nut Brush - Clean hard to reach areas of the wheel with our 1 inch genuine boars hair brush! Clean every inch of your wheel with our 1 inch Clean Wheel Lug Nut Brush. Our Clean Wheel Lug Nut Brush delves into the deep, hard-to-reach ...


                          Andy

                          Comment


                          • #58
                            Originally posted by AudiOn19s View Post
                            Get microfiber gloves for the wheels. Brushes will never get all of the nooks and crannies, put golves on and scrub with your fingers. It'll save you time and effort trust me.

                            I've been detailing for over 10 years now, every single person I turn onto these gloves is a true believer. I actually usually stock and sell them to my customers but I'm completely out otherwise I'd sell you one cheap to try out.

                            you can find them here though:
                            Cobra Microfiber Gloves/ Pair - Nooks and crannies? No problem with a Microfiber Glove! You don't have to be a clean freak to appreciate what this tool can do. Our Microfiber Glove is an absolutely amazing product. No soap. No chemical cleaners. Wet ...


                            Only other thing I use for cleaning wheels other than the gloves is a lug brush to get down in the lug holes really well...it also works wonders for hinges in door jambs, etc
                            Clean Wheel Lug Nut Brush - Clean hard to reach areas of the wheel with our 1 inch genuine boars hair brush! Clean every inch of your wheel with our 1 inch Clean Wheel Lug Nut Brush. Our Clean Wheel Lug Nut Brush delves into the deep, hard-to-reach ...


                            Andy
                            Thanks alot for the response man. I might try these. Hahaha.
                            1997 E36 M3 (Cosmos/Modena)
                            Flickr
                            My Thread
                            LoweredLifestyle

                            Comment


                            • #59
                              Originally posted by extrem344 View Post
                              Haha I've had a lot of time put into cleaning these and they still don't get clean....I need a wicked brush. Are those mothers brushes good?

                              Sent from my HERO200 using Tapatalk
                              I usually spray my BLQ’s down with Sonax, and then agitate with the Daytona Speed Master Brush (http://www.autogeek.net/ezdebrfca.html) in combination with a lug nut brush, both work very well.

                              The gloves Andy suggested will work as well, key is to just keep them clean and cleaning them often, prevents all kind of build-up which this style of wheel (combined with the massive amount of brake dust my car produces) is very susceptible too.

                              Comment


                              • #60
                                Originally posted by B8bydesign View Post
                                I usually spray my BLQ’s down with Sonax, and then agitate with the Daytona Speed Master Brush (http://www.autogeek.net/ezdebrfca.html) in combination with a lug nut brush, both work very well.

                                The gloves Andy suggested will work as well, key is to just keep them clean and cleaning them often, prevents all kind of build-up which this style of wheel (combined with the massive amount of brake dust my car produces) is very susceptible too.

                                Just cleaned them and all i had was a micro-fiber rag and wheel cleaner.....meh....haha i think im gonna invest in some of this stuff.
                                1997 E36 M3 (Cosmos/Modena)
                                Flickr
                                My Thread
                                LoweredLifestyle

                                Comment

                                Working...
                                X