you can't powdercoat the trim because it's plastic. just get some dye or trim paint. i painted my side skirts because they were gray and faded, after i painted them, they looked like new.

 

thats right my bad lol but ok just paint it all blakc for the whole body and ya man the si blue and also black rims with the chrome outliner if poss lol

 

also the suspension is that an all right one cuz i after i take off the kit and get the bumpers back on i want to drop it about 1 1/2 to 2 inches down also so i know i need coilovers so how do they work is it like new suspension so these i can re sell or what?? sorry im new and i get all my work done from my new tuner that he does all repairs for free so im not complaing...

 

lol, you have coilovers, and they're Ground Controls (i believe, i can't really see the pic),all you need is new struts. your suspension can be lowered by moving the perches to a lower position. as for the wheels, don't always go for the black rims with a polished lip like everyone is doing now. if you're going with the si blue, i say get some nice used bronze volks or something.

 

i do?? ya my bad sorry like i said new and ya i just want the rims for the sig im buying these nice 6 point bronze rims i think they weigh only like 1.2 kg a piece???? i think but ya i know bronze with si blue insanely good looking!!!! lol

 

a nice 6 spoke design is the rota grid (copy of volk te37's). and i believe you are WAY off on the weight of the wheels, 1.2 kilos is only like 3 lbs. or something.

 

i think thats what it said it might be 11.3 pounds not to sure just kinda quick check sorry for inconvienience

 

11.3 pounds is very light, just don't get big ace rims, i think 15's will do nicely

 

ya im going 15 mabe even 14's and ya bronze and i know i want them lite i heard it makes for better cotrol alos?? is that right or is it really just siz based

 

not necessarily, faster acceleration really depends on weight and diameter. smaller and lighter = good performance
larger and heavier = better highway driving