Hey guys! Ive been searching the internet for ideas on something to make my mx6 a one off ride, and one day i thought about searching up the quarter window, well, there were no other cars other than mistangs ,challengers and camaros that seem to sport them.. Well then i thought it might be unique to design and make a set of quarter window scoops for my cars, but obviously... The sheer size of them and surface area that they cover would pose a problem. So what do you guys think? Would it look horrible? Has it been done? I wouldnt cover the whole window in a MASSIVE airplane scoop, but opinions are welcome
Search in google "riced out mx6" ignore the yellow mx6.... the 6th or 7th image will be of a red mx6 with hood mural, lambo doors and rear quarter window louvers....
Thanks man, the vader kit is what im looking at too, but i dont want louvers, i want an actual scoop, not big, but either flush and running down from the roof or just coving the window btween the seal, kinda like a mustang.
BUMP! Hey guys come on ! Need some more opinions here! Every one is valuable! And here , check out these AWESOME gauges, i wish i could find them! YouTube
Thanks for the help with finding the gauges! Now i still want opinions on this, spring is quickly approaching and ill need to start designing to make a mold if i decide to make it
And umm, i think itd be pretty hard considering the size, shape and style it would have to be to be able to find a sunroof scoop to be able to mod right?
Hey guys , if you wanna check out my ride and a couple other cool videos from CSCS, check out my channel on youtube! Same name as my forum username, firsttimer93mx6
93 mx6 LS 5 speed,pretty much stock right now , but have big plans in the future. Front strut bar, 4" ractive muffler with 2.25" straight pipe, CAI, JVC deck with BT, originally "taupe" interior being converted to black leather. *NEW* CAI run under battery tray, 10" shallow mount pioneer sub w/ Alpine amp. Loud, Fun, and Fast.
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