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(but you'll need a good piece of plywood if you want to ever use jackstands etc...
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I wanted some more wild colors but my better half enforced the fashion police code on me. It took 2 guys about 2 hrs and I think it turned out great.
Mike
Beautiful car (and garage) but for the love of God, please lower your car now!! Your beautiful 40th looks like you could compete in a mud bog with it now.
Try PSS9s so that you can lower it just enough to improve handling (and looks) without dragging on driveways.
in the same process
grizzly
. having my walls refinished first... floor next. (takin' a bit longer than i had 1st thought). is the floor 'race deck'???
lookin' nice.
SWEET FLOORING! I did mine in ordinary floor tile...boy was that a mistake. All the tiles moved and crushed or overlapped others where the rear wheels commonly park on the floor.
doublenuts
do a search re: floor tiles (did some research)... the adhesive backed ones are for $hit... use armstrong w/ heat res. mastic glue... & they'll hold. (but you'll need a good piece of plywood if you want to ever use jackstands etc...
or on the otherhand 'race deck' is nice...
btw: costco carries a sim product 'motofloor' @ a little over $3 a tile.
Racedeck--my garage was 19 x 19 so in all it was $1500--not the cheapest but it will hold up and is guaranteed fro 10yrs. I could have done the install myself but for $300 it was well worth it. Something like $3.5 a tile--the math doesn't work cause you have to negotiate (wheel and deal). My walls are messing but eventually I will do an addition so i need to fit 3 cars in there.
BTW it does look like im off-roading!!!! maybe this spring i'll slam it--man the mod addiction starts again!!!!
Thanks
Mike
Hey Kirb, dude I totally dig your DIY site!
Thanks for the detail and closeups in the photos. There are a couple of things I've wanted to do that you have there (like the flashing side markers) but never had a detail with photos of how to do it correctly.
I bookmarked your site dude.
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Looks good. Can the lighter color tiles stain from the tires over time? My regular tiles can so I put a piece of plastic under the tires to prevent it from happening. Other than that they have held up over 5 years.
24 FPS---here is a link to the dealer with great price (and very nice service):
http://www.zr1.net/ZR1store/racedeck.html
(I have no affiliation, of course)
Yeah heavy duty plastic--they cut them with skill saw or a lil back cut handsaw.
They look metallic cause of the sheen and diamond plating pattern
Mike
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