my suggestions just because it will make things easier for you later is:
1. map out your build - this way you don't lose track of where you are headed. if it's good enough for a little animated girl with her purple backpack.... it's good enough for you.
2. take your time - this isn't a race. you want to do things right the first time around and get more bang for your buck. do the research needed so you don't end up like most of us where you buy and sell due to trial and error.
3. use the search button - you have heard it here a few times already but you will hear it again and again. I do offer you this. make friends with people who have your platform. without bugging them ask them the harder questions you didn't find in using the search button. hell some people may even take you and your project on as a challenge for them to overcome if you ask them something they aren't sure about.
4. say thank you - when someone helps you out. thank them. this will help build stronger relationships and friendships with your soon to be or already peers. believe me that our moms were right when they told us that you catch more flies with honey than you do with vinegar.
5. have fun - this is a hobby and lifestyle but by no means a substitute for your family and friends. take time off here and there so you can refresh your mind and come back a little more clear headed when your build seems stuck!!
Welcome and we hope to see your build thread soon with awesome pics of how you are doing, but for now.... how about showing some pride in your car and posting current pics? after all you are paying some cash for it so show it off for gods sake!!! :biggthumpup:
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my suggestions just because it will make things easier for you later is:
1. map out your build - this way you don't lose track of where you are headed. if it's good enough for a little animated girl with her purple backpack.... it's good enough for you.
2. take your time - this isn't a race. you want to do things right the first time around and get more bang for your buck. do the research needed so you don't end up like most of us where you buy and sell due to trial and error.
3. use the search button - you have heard it here a few times already but you will hear it again and again. I do offer you this. make friends with people who have your platform. without bugging them ask them the harder questions you didn't find in using the search button. hell some people may even take you and your project on as a challenge for them to overcome if you ask them something they aren't sure about.
4. say thank you - when someone helps you out. thank them. this will help build stronger relationships and friendships with your soon to be or already peers. believe me that our moms were right when they told us that you catch more flies with honey than you do with vinegar.
5. have fun - this is a hobby and lifestyle but by no means a substitute for your family and friends. take time off here and there so you can refresh your mind and come back a little more clear headed when your build seems stuck!!
Welcome and we hope to see your build thread soon with awesome pics of how you are doing, but for now.... how about showing some pride in your car and posting current pics? after all you are paying some cash for it so show it off for gods sake!!! :biggthumpup:
good post sik
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good post sik
I agree it is a life style.
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I agree it is a life style.
always a fan of the "Search" button... :biggthumpup:
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always a fan of the "Search" button... :biggthumpup:
what color should the car be black or white?
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what color should the car be black or white?
I was wondering what engines mods to do on my es300 because i want to go fast and look good
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I was wondering what engines mods to do on my es300 because i want to go fast and look good
good info :biggthumpup:
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good info :biggthumpup:
good stuff thank you
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good stuff thank you
couldnt agree wit you more!!:runcoold:
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couldnt agree wit you more!!:runcoold:
Good stuff. Well put. Thank you.
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Good stuff. Well put. Thank you.
lexus ls400;231738 wrote:what color should the car be black or white?
Color has No reference , its your choice :slap:
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[QUOTE=lexus ls400;231738]what color should the car be black or white?[/QUOTE]
Color has No reference , its your choice :slap:
Thanks for the tips siknlow. I am new to the Vip scene but I have always had other projects and he is right when he says that you should talk to someone with your platforum it can save you tons of money and time. :sad:
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Thanks for the tips siknlow. I am new to the Vip scene but I have always had other projects and he is right when he says that you should talk to someone with your platforum it can save you tons of money and time. :sad:
awesome tips. im also new to this vip scene. im sure glad that this site is here to help me on my journey
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awesome tips. im also new to this vip scene. im sure glad that this site is here to help me on my journey
I just bought an LS400 and really excited to start my VIP platform! Thanks SikNLow for the helpful tips.
-Ian
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I just bought an LS400 and really excited to start my VIP platform! Thanks SikNLow for the helpful tips.
-Ian
Thanks for the advice... I just joined finally after meeting lots of nice people at VIP FESTIVAL in S.D. I bought my Y33 the day before the show and then drove my stock ride down to the event and had a great time. Thanks to everybody I met and for all the advice. I don't remember everybody's names but it was nice to feel welcome even showing up with a stock ride.
-Chris
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Thanks for the advice... I just joined finally after meeting lots of nice people at VIP FESTIVAL in S.D. I bought my Y33 the day before the show and then drove my stock ride down to the event and had a great time. Thanks to everybody I met and for all the advice. I don't remember everybody's names but it was nice to feel welcome even showing up with a stock ride.
-Chris
great.... i do like forum that is friendly & helpful...
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great.... i do like forum that is friendly & helpful...
Hi im new here i have a 1993 Gs300 that im working on this winter i can get some thing on ebay dose anyone know of a good website vip specific ive seen a few but its limited to what some have thanks
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Hi im new here i have a 1993 Gs300 that im working on this winter i can get some thing on ebay dose anyone know of a good website vip specific ive seen a few but its limited to what some have thanks
check out the vendors on this site in the classifieds section and see what they have on their websites. Most offer Yahoo.jp services which would be awesome for those uber rare parts you may want to floss! :biggthumpup:
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check out the vendors on this site in the classifieds section and see what they have on their websites. Most offer Yahoo.jp services which would be awesome for those uber rare parts you may want to floss! :biggthumpup:
SikNLow;368555 wrote: Yahoo.jp services which would be awesome for floss! :biggthumpup:
yaj sells floss too.................:innoutrofl2:
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[QUOTE=SikNLow;368555] Yahoo.jp services which would be awesome for floss! :biggthumpup:[/QUOTE]
yaj sells floss too.................:innoutrofl2:
thanks for the advice sik :biggthumpup:cant wait to start on my new project!!!
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thanks for the advice sik :biggthumpup:cant wait to start on my new project!!!
ALEXTHESUS*PECT;368571 wrote:yaj sells floss too.................:innoutrofl2:
True but then you have to learn how to floss from right to left and back to front :innoutrofl2:
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[QUOTE=ALEXTHESUS*PECT;368571]yaj sells floss too.................:innoutrofl2:[/QUOTE]
True but then you have to learn how to floss from right to left and back to front :innoutrofl2:
new in this scene and ready to start modding my 99 gs400
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new in this scene and ready to start modding my 99 gs400
Jes picked up a 97 Q45. Doing the maintenance thing first. Good advice there SiK.
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Jes picked up a 97 Q45. Doing the maintenance thing first. Good advice there SiK.
thx for guide,,
it's help me here hehehee=)
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thx for guide,,
it's help me here hehehee=)
I'm here doing a bit of reading and trying to get a feel for what is, is not, and COULD BE considered VIP. I plan on getting rid of my 06 Altima and picking up a project car. IDK as of now what direction I will go just yet or even if I'll go with a VIP build, but I enjoy reading through forums none the less.
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I'm here doing a bit of reading and trying to get a feel for what is, is not, and COULD BE considered VIP. I plan on getting rid of my 06 Altima and picking up a project car. IDK as of now what direction I will go just yet or even if I'll go with a VIP build, but I enjoy reading through forums none the less.
I'm knew to the VIP style cars .I just love how thise cars can look so simple and have that presidential look to it as well.
I have a Acura legend coupe I'm goin to be workin on pretty soon I have most of my parts from Japan just waitin for the wheels : / then I can get to work been waitin for 2 months now :/
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I'm knew to the VIP style cars .I just love how thise cars can look so simple and have that presidential look to it as well.
I have a Acura legend coupe I'm goin to be workin on pretty soon I have most of my parts from Japan just waitin for the wheels : / then I can get to work been waitin for 2 months now :/
thanks
if this was like facebook, i click "LIKE" for this thread thanks for the info...:biggthumpup:
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if this was like facebook, i click "LIKE" for this thread thanks for the info...:biggthumpup:
Yet another good read
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Yet another good read
i agree that was a great post
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i agree that was a great post
Great tips! Im already planning out a build for a ride I dont have lol.
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Great tips! Im already planning out a build for a ride I dont have lol.
BossMaxima;420347 wrote:Great tips! Im already planning out a build for a ride I dont have lol.
:pat: so am i... lol
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[QUOTE=BossMaxima;420347]Great tips! Im already planning out a build for a ride I dont have lol.[/QUOTE]
:pat: so am i... lol
New here and to the whole VIP style... I will get some pics up this weekend as I am already on my VIP project!! I have an 08 Y50, work Varianza T1S staggered wheels dropped but working on getting lower via D2!! Some interior stuff courtesy of Mr. VIPDOUT himself!!
Anyways... Don't know my way around the site yet but thought I'd say hello!!
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New here and to the whole VIP style... I will get some pics up this weekend as I am already on my VIP project!! I have an 08 Y50, work Varianza T1S staggered wheels dropped but working on getting lower via D2!! Some interior stuff courtesy of Mr. VIPDOUT himself!!
Anyways... Don't know my way around the site yet but thought I'd say hello!!
Some good wisdom there. With that being said, WHERE ALL THE G50 NEWBIES AT?!?!? LOL
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Some good wisdom there. With that being said, WHERE ALL THE G50 NEWBIES AT?!?!? LOL
I think what people want to hear is how to do it. My tip with building a wide body is to buy the wheels first and build the car around the wheels rather than trying to fit wheels to a car you have widebodied. A better fitment this way and even cheaper in long run as will have the guards exactly where you want them rather than building or spacing wheels to fit. I don't think anyone else really suggests this but it is sure way to get it right. Many like to keep their parts all secret here so you will need to be grateful to anyone that offers information but i don't feel like there is any journey to vip either your there or you are not.
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I think what people want to hear is how to do it. My tip with building a wide body is to buy the wheels first and build the car around the wheels rather than trying to fit wheels to a car you have widebodied. A better fitment this way and even cheaper in long run as will have the guards exactly where you want them rather than building or spacing wheels to fit. I don't think anyone else really suggests this but it is sure way to get it right. Many like to keep their parts all secret here so you will need to be grateful to anyone that offers information but i don't feel like there is any journey to vip either your there or you are not.
hello every body new to the vip scene hoping to get an amg sedan
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hello every body new to the vip scene hoping to get an amg sedan
Im new to the VIP scene myself but a lot of my friends in cali and some here have been in for awhile and i love it. I just recently purchased a 05 Acura RL. and im in the works of putting my build plan together. There just isn't much out there that I have found. So if you guys know of anywhere feel freee to chime in.
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Im new to the VIP scene myself but a lot of my friends in cali and some here have been in for awhile and i love it. I just recently purchased a 05 Acura RL. and im in the works of putting my build plan together. There just isn't much out there that I have found. So if you guys know of anywhere feel freee to chime in.