I'm jumping on it.

Now I have twins. Both 2005 and both awesome! I have owned the blue Fire since new and the silver Fire I just bought. The silver one has a GMPP SC kit and some sick Kyowa Racing 18x8 with 245-40-18 G-Force TA.

There is much work to come, just as soon as I can find some money that I don't need...





-I drive my car to work-

um damn. cant complain about having two boosted cars. lol

Haha ya two would be cool. I should have said they are almost twins, only the silver one has a blower. The blue one will very soon, just as soon as I get the suspension finished.

-I drive my car to work-

I'd use one as a DD and then focus your funding toward the other car. Having 2 is very cool though, congrats!

What grills does the silver one have? Custom or a retro fit from another model?

SilvrSunfir wrote:What grills does the silver one have? Custom or a retro fit from another model?

i would like to know this aswell.

Nothing wrong with a bandwagon if its a BOOSTED one










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WHITECAVY wrote:Nothing wrong with a bandwagon if its a BOOSTED one

My thoughts exactly

The Silver Fire has the turn signal functions moved to the fog lamps. The grills are custom. With the signal lights gone there is lots of room for mounts, I can get some pics up if anyone would like to see the set up.

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durandall05 . wrote:

WHITECAVY wrote:Nothing wrong with a bandwagon if its a BOOSTED one

My thoughts exactly

The Silver Fire has the turn signal functions moved to the fog lamps. The grills are custom. With the signal lights gone there is lots of room for mounts, I can get some pics up if anyone would like to see the set up.

would love pics, and would be interesting in having u build me a set possibly....

Simply awesome!

heat sheild on the ecm !

I didn't build the grills, I purchased the silver fire with the GMPP kit exactly as it is right now.

Here are some pics for anybody interested. The bottom brackets are glued to the grill the top ones are held on with a nut/bolt. Looks very easy to do, I am going to pull them off and spruce them up soon. A couple of the bottom glued brackets are popped lose so I would recommend using JB Weld putty instead of glue.





-I drive my car to work-

nice grill looks good. i thought about doing the same thing one dd and one custom/show. lol

omg the rims on the silver one are amazing! especially if you lower it