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dzaccagnini · 05-11-2008, 05:28 PM

You're talking about Matt, "soclose3kgt"
Each year, Mitsubishi offered multiple reds. It depends on what shade your car is. I just got my 99 bumper which shipped in red and I'm not positive if it's the same exact shade but it blends just fine. No need to even paint it. I would say that you most likely won't even need to paint the sail panels. The shades are all pretty close.
For the valve cover, I'd recommend powdercoating. There's a guy in CT who offers reasonable prices for powerdercoating. His board name is Pensky3thousand.
And as far as downpipe goes, I'd recommend a Stillen or even IPS. Try to search for used ones on the forum because a new one will run you $300 - $400 bucks.
Glad to see that you have the motivation to want to make the car nicer.
Good Luck

05-11-2008, 05:28 PM	#2 (permalink)
dzaccagnini forget TD05, I'll go TD25 Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Lake Hopatcong, NJ Drives: 1992 3000GT VR4 Trader Rating: (7)	Re: some questions You're talking about Matt, "soclose3kgt" Each year, Mitsubishi offered multiple reds. It depends on what shade your car is. I just got my 99 bumper which shipped in red and I'm not positive if it's the same exact shade but it blends just fine. No need to even paint it. I would say that you most likely won't even need to paint the sail panels. The shades are all pretty close. For the valve cover, I'd recommend powdercoating. There's a guy in CT who offers reasonable prices for powerdercoating. His board name is Pensky3thousand. And as far as downpipe goes, I'd recommend a Stillen or even IPS. Try to search for used ones on the forum because a new one will run you $300 - $400 bucks. Glad to see that you have the motivation to want to make the car nicer. Good Luck __________________ Monochrome: "No offense, but you know nothing."