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smokingfireball wrote:Looks good what kind of paint did u use
It was just some good ol' rustoleum
-Ben
Black on Black on Black
30% all around window tint ¦ Painted red brake calipers ¦ Painted black laces rims ¦ Pioneer head and 6x9's with 10" Kicker sub ¦ Clear Corners ¦ Tinted tails yet to come
Joe
Rebuilt L36, Silverstar highs/lows and fogs, new brake lines, rotors, calipers, pads, ZZP Exhaust, Projector Headlights, Tinted Tails and Windows.
Mods to come- LED Tails, HID Kit, Top Swap (springtime)
I would def get the supercharged powder coated red. Would looks great. I had all the parts to do a top swap on my old 97 GT but ended up selling it
Joe
Rebuilt L36, Silverstar highs/lows and fogs, new brake lines, rotors, calipers, pads, ZZP Exhaust, Projector Headlights, Tinted Tails and Windows.
Mods to come- LED Tails, HID Kit, Top Swap (springtime)
It's not bad, but then again I had the supercharger powder coated while it was off the car. Never got around to installing it though and sold the top swap kit shortly after the car sold
Joe
Rebuilt L36, Silverstar highs/lows and fogs, new brake lines, rotors, calipers, pads, ZZP Exhaust, Projector Headlights, Tinted Tails and Windows.
Mods to come- LED Tails, HID Kit, Top Swap (springtime)
No it's not hard at all. I don't remember what all you has to remove but it's easy. Doesn't take long at all. I'm sure if you post a thread asking how to remove it someone can be of better service and guide ya through it. lol
Have you became a member over on grandprixforums.net? A bunch of super cool people and really helpful.
Joe
Rebuilt L36, Silverstar highs/lows and fogs, new brake lines, rotors, calipers, pads, ZZP Exhaust, Projector Headlights, Tinted Tails and Windows.
Mods to come- LED Tails, HID Kit, Top Swap (springtime)
OOOOOOOOOOOO My favorite style and color for that generation. Are you going to polish the supercharger or paint it?
2007 Grand Prix GTL32
Poly endlinks, swaybar bushings and dogbone bushings. Drop in high flow air filter. Its a start!
2009 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS (project BlackSheep) Bone stock for now, 5 spd and fun as hell! (Gf's Ride) 1996 Pontiac Bonneville SE Gone but not forgotten 1997 Dodge Ram Sport 4x4 5.9L The Beast!
I WOULD NOT powder coat the SC. Thats just gonna hold the heat it produces inc which means less timing = less hp. And just more underhood temps.
Most on this forum that have anything to the sc have polished or used a crinkle coating that gets baked on. Its a willwren recipe. Too busy to do a search for it but I know 00Beast just had his done this way.
00Beast wrote:Less off-topic than Lane's Heated Steering wheel, but yeah, back to the topic.
If i cant paint it im just gonna polish it. Will painting it overheat the supercharger too? or is it ok to paint it? Because i dont wanna ruin my supercharger...
-Sean
1998 Grand Prix GTP Daytona
3" Downpipe | No cat | Straight Pipe Exhaust | CAI | Tuned | 17" Bullitt Rims | 15% Window Tint | Roof Rails | Tinted Taillights | 2 10" MTX Magnum Subs | HID Headlights | Blazertech Fog Lights | 2 Dual Exhaust Tips | 3-Gauge Pillar Pod
Sean1998Daytona wrote:If i cant paint it im just gonna polish it. Will painting it overheat the supercharger too? or is it ok to paint it? Because i dont wanna ruin my supercharger...
Did you search for what I said to search for?
00Beast wrote:Less off-topic than Lane's Heated Steering wheel, but yeah, back to the topic.
I vote polish! I have heard the debate on paint or no paint and I have yet to see a huge difference in coatings. While at a stop you might run 15 degrees warmer and while driving.... most likely less difference. Add an intercooler and no worries about heat.
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2007 Grand Prix GTL32
Poly endlinks, swaybar bushings and dogbone bushings. Drop in high flow air filter. Its a start!
2009 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS (project BlackSheep) Bone stock for now, 5 spd and fun as hell! (Gf's Ride) 1996 Pontiac Bonneville SE Gone but not forgotten 1997 Dodge Ram Sport 4x4 5.9L The Beast!
Roadtech195 wrote:I vote polish! I have heard the debate on paint or no paint and I have yet to see a huge difference in coatings. While at a stop you might run 15 degrees warmer and while driving.... most likely less difference. Add an intercooler and no worries about heat.
Just gotta worry about the roughly $1K to get the intercooler system all set up lol.
00Beast wrote:Less off-topic than Lane's Heated Steering wheel, but yeah, back to the topic.