....now what about paint?
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RE: I had my vette lowered....
Got that Stallion looking hotter than ever, Pecemkr!
Now, a word to the wise: Take the speedbumps, potholes and driveways very slowly.
And don't cut any corners too tight or you'll be getting the rocker board fixed. My '04 is very low, so I have to be super careful all the time. Does your car have an air dam? The '04 does and it is on springs, but will only take so much
Take care, stay safe and keep posting the great pics.
Rita
Now, a word to the wise: Take the speedbumps, potholes and driveways very slowly.
And don't cut any corners too tight or you'll be getting the rocker board fixed. My '04 is very low, so I have to be super careful all the time. Does your car have an air dam? The '04 does and it is on springs, but will only take so much
Take care, stay safe and keep posting the great pics.
Rita
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Joined: Aug 2006
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I had my vette lowered....what about paint?
You betcha Rita 
Slow is the name of the game...around town that is! 
My airdam is also spring loaded but I have heard it scrape twice already pulling into my own driveway..Ouch! [&:] But I'll get used to it and adjust...like everything else in life!
Next up is a brand new custom paint job (next week)....I'll be without my vette for two weeks. I'm going to have it painted black....of course.....but I'm debating whether to get some flames painted in blue or burgundy and fading to the solid black as it approaches the door area....any thoughts on this?
Something like these:
This car (Blue Flames) belongs to my mechanic who will be doing my custom paint. He's the co-owner of Corvette Specialty of California. What do you think of the flames? Should I get a similar (not exact) paint job?
Slow is the name of the game...around town that is! My airdam is also spring loaded but I have heard it scrape twice already pulling into my own driveway..Ouch! [&:] But I'll get used to it and adjust...like everything else in life!Next up is a brand new custom paint job (next week)....I'll be without my vette for two weeks. I'm going to have it painted black....of course.....but I'm debating whether to get some flames painted in blue or burgundy and fading to the solid black as it approaches the door area....any thoughts on this?
Something like these:
This car (Blue Flames) belongs to my mechanic who will be doing my custom paint. He's the co-owner of Corvette Specialty of California. What do you think of the flames? Should I get a similar (not exact) paint job?