[1265]

Stelvio, next steps, few ideas but great result.
The Stromboli color is perfect for this tuning.

 

[PJessemey]

Very nice!

 

[TrevStelvio]

So exactly what have you had done.

 

[1265]

U don't see any difference ?

 

[PJessemey]

So exactly what have you had done.

U don't see any difference ?

Looks like pretty much all of the black trim has been painted body colour, plus some black exhaust pipe extensions and the rear skid plate is now black. Oh, and the wheels. They're my favourite part!

 

[Tomskullz]

Nice job !

 

[Marco]

It looks really cool ..... but you know what? I would have wrapped all the surfaces except the grill and the exhaust tips. Could have saved a ton if you didn't change all those parts. I'm cheap!

 

[CalgaryStelvio]

Looks great and I love the black wheels with the yellow calipers.

 

[AlfaMan]

Nice!

That's the part I don't like about the body, the black plastic trim around the wheels.

 

[CHRIS6913]

Good job.

Where did you get the black exhaust tips?

 

[CHRIS6913]

Or did you paint the original ones?

 

[1265]

bodyshop, threatment and painting

 

[bomba]

Looks great. I'm thinking of having some fun with mine by using wrap film.

 

[1265]

I'm sure, waiting ideas

 

[CHRIS6913]

Would have a photo of the rear with the bumper disassembled to see the parry exhaust without stainless tips?

I started to look at how to disassemble the stainless steel tips to make them black, it's not too difficult. But as the exhaust tube is very long and goes very loing in the stainless tip, I'm afraid of not being able to get out the tip without removing the bumper ...

 

[shogunner]

It looks amazing, much closer to the QV now! Are you able to get the QV wheel arch flares over there?

 

[1265]

no no, the results are now good enough, I don't like a QV style not QV, I like original approach.

my "AutoDelta" Stelvio is a good example