M6 with hamann wide body/auto couture/carbon fiber...
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I've been on some ridiculous forums before but wow. I understand you guys don't like or approve of my car, but I like it. I put it on here and you guys hate, which is fine by me, but to post that WB or any other shop shouldn't of had done this is a moronic comment. I told them exactly what I wanted. They did their part in satisfying the customer. It's now their fault that they put together a car that "you guys" don't approve of? Give me a break. I don't mind your guys comments about my car, but keep it to the car. Too bad you guys don't like it, im sorry, I do like it
! Thanks WB!
! Thanks WB!would rather drive a stock civic si than this.
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I did a quick and dirty photoshop job to try and improve the car (in my eyes) while retaining some of the look you were going for.
I'm assuming the hood and the trunk are CF so I tried to keep areas in both those sections untouched for it to show through. The painted sections were done to help blend both parts into the pillar better, which BMW doesn't really seem to pay much attention to these days with bangled designs. Anyways, FWIW:
Enjoy your car however you choose to!
I'm assuming the hood and the trunk are CF so I tried to keep areas in both those sections untouched for it to show through. The painted sections were done to help blend both parts into the pillar better, which BMW doesn't really seem to pay much attention to these days with bangled designs. Anyways, FWIW:
Enjoy your car however you choose to!
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I did a quick and dirty photoshop job to try and improve the car (in my eyes) while retaining some of the look you were going for.
I'm assuming the hood and the trunk are CF so I tried to keep areas in both those sections untouched for it to show through. The painted sections were done to help blend both parts into the pillar better, which BMW doesn't really seem to pay much attention to these days with bangled designs. Anyways, FWIW:
Enjoy your car however you choose to!
I'm assuming the hood and the trunk are CF so I tried to keep areas in both those sections untouched for it to show through. The painted sections were done to help blend both parts into the pillar better, which BMW doesn't really seem to pay much attention to these days with bangled designs. Anyways, FWIW:
Enjoy your car however you choose to!
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To each his own...but if I may offer some advice on modding BMWs (and probably all euros for that matter). The "essence" is to try to modify with subtle aggressiveness. Felix's car pushes the edge without going over it. I think if you painted your CF with a few exposed regions and got rid of the glaring white wheels, the Hammann WB would not look so alarming.
Of course if people see you coming from a million miles away is your goal, then carry on your current course.
Since performance is not a concern of yours considering your wheel size choice, I wish you would have chosen a 645i instead.
But then again...your car....your choices.
thread.To each his own...but if I may offer some advice on modding BMWs (and probably all euros for that matter). The "essence" is to try to modify with subtle aggressiveness. Felix's car pushes the edge without going over it. I think if you painted your CF with a few exposed regions and got rid of the glaring white wheels, the Hammann WB would not look so alarming.
Of course if people see you coming from a million miles away is your goal, then carry on your current course.
Since performance is not a concern of yours considering your wheel size choice, I wish you would have chosen a 645i instead.
But then again...your car....your choices.
