Before, & After Pics (among others): 93 Nissan Sentra (56k users, go make dinner)

B13boy · Mar 16th, 2006, 01:45 AM

Looks good. Need to wash the underside of the hood, stands out.

SHIFTVAX · Mar 16th, 2006, 07:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by oliverr87

Putting rubber coating for sound insulation (it works GREAT! Eventually I'll get some insulation from Home Depot and see what I can use there...but right now its PERFECT):

List of changes from STOCK:
-custom made cold air intake
-synthetic leather seat covers (washable)
-painted black door trim accessories
-painted black center console (where handbrake is etc.)
-engine bay aluminum paint and rims (if you can notice, they are the same color and people say the rims didn't look good...psh i LOVE my donuts!! I wanted some 'BLING' from the stock silver. )
-painted white bumpers, sidetrim, and mirrors
-removed stock rubber shift boot, cut shifter shorter, and replaced knob and boot
-floor and side interior panels covered with rubber insulation
-tachometer
-along with maintenance repair work (front oil seal, cv boots)
-timing set at 12 degrees, no pinging, knocking, silky smooth, smoother than before
-radio and speakers (previously there was nothing lol)

All of this I have done myself, painting, etc. No mechanic has gotten their finger on this car!! I'm really proud of the way it turned on. I am a sucker for white cars, and this one turned out GREAT!

Comments, flaming, opinions appreciated! Thanks for looking!

It looks very nice, I liked everything from the interior to the engine and bay, but the fact that it is white makes it look kinda dull!

WATSON1 · Mar 16th, 2006, 01:52 PM

He may have went crazy with the paint, but that is one CLEAN engine bay. That should make up it. Nice car...

:edit: How in the hell did my post end up before the original? Someone needs to fix this shit!!!!!

oliverr87 · Mar 17th, 2006, 01:31 AM

Well, I will start off with the BEFORE pictures when I was able to get my hands on it on September:

After:

oliverr87 · Mar 17th, 2006, 01:35 AM

oliverr87 · Mar 17th, 2006, 01:39 AM

Putting rubber coating for sound insulation (it works GREAT! Eventually I'll get some insulation from Home Depot and see what I can use there...but right now its PERFECT):

List of changes from STOCK:
-custom made cold air intake
-synthetic leather seat covers (washable)
-painted black door trim accessories
-painted black center console (where handbrake is etc.)
-engine bay aluminum paint and rims (if you can notice, they are the same color and people say the rims didn't look good...psh i LOVE my donuts!! I wanted some 'BLING' from the stock silver. )
-painted white bumpers, sidetrim, and mirrors
-removed stock rubber shift boot, cut shifter shorter, and replaced knob and boot
-floor and side interior panels covered with rubber insulation
-tachometer
-along with maintenance repair work (front oil seal, cv boots)
-timing set at 12 degrees, no pinging, knocking, silky smooth, smoother than before
-radio and speakers (previously there was nothing lol)

All of this I have done myself, painting, etc. No mechanic has gotten their finger on this car!! I'm really proud of the way it turned on. I am a sucker for white cars, and this one turned out GREAT!

Comments, flaming, opinions appreciated! Thanks for looking!

asleepz · Mar 17th, 2006, 01:56 AM

Went crazy on the paint with that engine didn't ya

mevans · Mar 21st, 2006, 09:05 AM

Wow..............

wissnx01 · Mar 21st, 2006, 08:58 PM

Oliver has really done a nice job on his car, and looks better in person than pictures online give justice. Like most owners and their cars in this position, our Sentras will most always be a work in progress. Still, its a great job.

arjayiii · Mar 21st, 2006, 11:21 PM

The car really looks great. Nice clean look. Great job oliver.

CMA · Mar 22nd, 2006, 02:44 PM

WHOA! very nice... i like engine bay... very tide engine and black leather seat... where did you get that seats from?