Great addition of the side skirts. I'm a big fan of the shiny CF, not so much of the mat finish. I have "cheated" in the past on some small mat finish items in that I shot them with several coats of clear which definitely helped. A front splitter is now a definite must have. Tell Rich Corvettes at Carlisle will be here in 8 months, he might just find those rear support mud flaps there. Save the Wave guys.🙋♂️
A C7? Where did you ever get that idea Scott?😉 I hate you guys with Elephant🐘memories. 😊 Now don't get ideas, but only just today did I purchase a brand new set of C7 ZO6 silver wheels with cup two tires. Okay, I can see 👀 your eyes lighting up 💡, but keep in mind they will also fit my C6 GS. Hmmmm, ❓
Peter Carey Somethings fishy here...I can smell it. Wait, that’s my dinner. How will you make a grand reveal of the carriage for which these wheels are attached?
@@Team512 I haven't quite thought that one out yet. But rest easy, your King of The Corvetteers will be wearing his Royal Crown and be in full Royal Garb.
I have a triple black c6 corvette and I ordered a set of ABS black plastic side skirts with the rear back splash guard. Can I fiber wrap these parts? If not I’m gonna have my buddy paint them. Any suggestions? Tips?
Getting them wrapped is a great idea! Just make sure the surface is prepped (clean) and you should be good to go. They shouldn't be too difficult to wrap. There's not many complex corners and angles. You will need to buy a roll long enough for full coverage so you don't have any seams. Good luck! Have fun! Going to look great on a black C6.
Needs the back guards on, see if he can find some different ones online. MY Experience on tons I've installed rivets will last longer and stronger instead of screws.
no mud flaps for me but I love some side skirts, one day ill catch up to maintenance on mine and be able to do some pretty. kinda hard to justify pretty when ya windows don't go up and down......
@@Team512 no, easy enough just have to be careful with torque on nuts it's all fiberglass in there. And pull the window lock button pad from the top side... I did break that. I must also concede the exhaust battle for now.... Need better audio......
That car needs upgraded wheels. The side skirt and spoiler give a new look introducing a sportier aggressive look. Stock wheels don’t really go with that theme
Looks good to me, good job. However and I know you can't see them but why didn't you use black screws? It just seems more finished that way. But I am anal!
