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1-CLEAN3's Mazda Build

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Recently joined the Mazda club at the beginning of the year when I purchased a Soul Red Metallic 2014 Mazda3 sGT Hatchback. Have always been into customizing a car to my specific taste and thought I would share my build with everyone else!

The day I first went the check the car out:



And when I brought her home:


Firsts things first was a new License plate, Ran me $130 for 3 years


I lurked on the forums for probably about a month gathering ideas for everything I wanted to do to the car before making any big purchases. One of the first upgrades I bought were aluminum pedals. I believe I paid about $40 off of amazon for them.



Upgrade the dim yellow interior lights with LED daylight bulbs. Bought from eBay for about $12, I was not going to buy the $35 packaging from corksports led bulbs LOL


Upgraded the black pillar plastics to gloss. 10pc set off of ebay from seller "carbon covers" $35. Also would like the shout them out for sending a 4 replacement pieces for free (I had to pay for shipping) because my dumb self installed some on the wrong sides.



Disregard the ugly rims while the stock 18's are in the shop being powdercoated.

Quick little upgrade I found while scrolling though amazon. $18



Finally got my wheels back from "Clutch City Coatings" in Houston. I ordered a custom color so the turnaround time was around 12 business days ($480). Purchased new shorty style valve stems ($12), black lug nuts ($20), Evil M valve caps ($14) and custom made center caps from "Flat Out Graphics" ($45). Everything was coated with CQuartz DLUX.




There was no way the taps on the back was going to hold up so I had to improvise




The finished product



Have also already purchased the aero kit front splitter, side skirts, K-Style front grill and MS-Style rear spoiler. Just waiting on the body shop to finish up.
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Fun project thread. Good work on the details and trim painting!
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