Any Pics of unusual mods or DIY

This is a piece of acrylic material (plexiglas) cut and etched with a laser. In this case, the logo was painted RR. It is bonded to the stock cover with VHB (very high bond) tape.

I am making a few for some of the crowd at XRU. If any TW people would like some, feel free to PM me.

http://www.xr-underground.com/forum/showthread.php?t=30384

 

i just ordered my strobe lights im going to put them in my fog lights ill get a pic up soon

 

Well this serves no real purpose but its "different". Did it awhile back, color matched the 4x4 on the mudflaps! haha

 

the color matched flaps rock!

 

coupe's 1 offs turn into a strong following...he makes awesome products...

those are awesome...I don't think BSP would match to well...lol

 

are you getting that fixed? because if not let me get that passenger side headlight.

 

2 things to do now,cut and now paint my mod-flaps.

 

Looks pretty good!

 

Thanks man, nothing compared to your unique mods!

 

Are those two bolts there to help remove the drum or are they normally bolted in place??

I took one of my rear drums off and it is not bolted in place at all, just the wheel studs hold it there.... wondering if this is the cause of a noise I am getting.

THanks

 

2010 cup holder not big enough for certain size bottles Picked up coleman camping coffe cup from Walmart and cut cup holder to fit.Cup is 3.5 diameter

 

dam those cup holders sucks but i do like your mod i know i would do it if i didnt have the "old style" cup holders

 

snorala
No those bolts are not normally there.
Those two bolts are what you can use to get your drums off easily. you get them started and alternatly screw them in, this will then push the drum off the axle.
After a while the drums can become a pain in the ass to remove, espically over the years. But those threaded holes are there for removing the drums.

 

Not to unusual.

I wrapped a set of long tube headers.

 

I painted the side along with the lower bumper valence to match the recessed billet on top:

 

first picture is of some sparco mudflaps i put on to replace the factory ones. i cut out pieces of aluminum and painted them black, and bolted them to the bottom to give the bottom a little weight and some contrast.

in the second picture i color matched the gauge surrounds.

in the third picture i color matched the dash/radio assembly (inspired by the fj cruiser).

in the fourth picture i got my hands on some carbon fiber vinyl and wrapped parts on the overhead console and the little triengular pieces on the top/front of the front doors.

last picture is them installed.

 

i really like the gauge face plate color match

 

thanks, it's litterally a half hour, $5 mod...and 25 minutes of the time is waiting for the paint to dry. thy pop right out, then sand them real lightly, and give them a few coats.

 

where is the best place to get color match spray paint at ?

 

here's mine....i call it the put a light in the door handle well so that ur friends can find the handle at night mod