C6 rear widebody conversion
03-17-2017, 02:58 PM
#1
Racer
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C6 rear widebody conversion
Looking to maybe go his route, anyone know of a shop in or around Ottawa that can pull this off?
I'm looking for a one stop shop for the rear panel install, paint, rims, tires and if I really go the route I want I'm thinking forced induction. My car is a 2008 LS3 with a Vararam intake, headers, catback and tune.
Thanks
I'm looking for a one stop shop for the rear panel install, paint, rims, tires and if I really go the route I want I'm thinking forced induction. My car is a 2008 LS3 with a Vararam intake, headers, catback and tune.
Thanks
03-19-2017, 10:18 AM
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Don't know any shops in your area, though I'm sure there has to be one.
As for the rear wide body, it's pretty easy, my Dad and I did mine in the garage. There's instructions online and RPI sells them pre-painted, their paint match is supposed to be good, they guarantee it on most colors.
Hope that helps at least a bit.
As for the rear wide body, it's pretty easy, my Dad and I did mine in the garage. There's instructions online and RPI sells them pre-painted, their paint match is supposed to be good, they guarantee it on most colors.
Hope that helps at least a bit.
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03-20-2017, 02:33 PM
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Racer
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Don't know any shops in your area, though I'm sure there has to be one.
As for the rear wide body, it's pretty easy, my Dad and I did mine in the garage. There's instructions online and RPI sells them pre-painted, their paint match is supposed to be good, they guarantee it on most colors.
Hope that helps at least a bit.
As for the rear wide body, it's pretty easy, my Dad and I did mine in the garage. There's instructions online and RPI sells them pre-painted, their paint match is supposed to be good, they guarantee it on most colors.
Hope that helps at least a bit.
looks like I may need to look into a road trip to pull this off