did a stud conversion and yellow fog light covers.
Pretty pleased with the outcome for both - the studs i got came with an insert to use a hex key on for tightening; i broke both of my hex keys by the last bolt trying to tighten them enough; would recommed getting two shallow open lugnuts for anyone attempting this but i had none on hand. that said, everything is plenty tight and has some red locktite. Needless to say, very happy i'll never have to mess with lug bolts on this car again! Also love the subtle look; i really wanted a way to add a little more red to make the bronze wheels pop and think this was a success in doing that.
The fog light covers from lamin-x are nice, but heres a few notes for anyone wanting to do them:
* If your fog lights arent brand new, any little pitting on them will show up under the film. At minimum, claybar them to get any surface stuff off; polishing the lights prior would yield better results for sure.
* If i were to do this again, i'd get the full covers, not the little squares that go between the 'fins' of the foglight. Even though the squares are designed to work them in between the fins so you don't have to remove the foglight, it was a pain in the ass and i wound up removing the foglights to do it anyway (also so i could effectively clean/claybar the lights). And that said, the squares don't 100% cover the areas needed so you will still see a little bit of white light on some edges no matter what you do. SO, youre better off just getting the full covers either way.
* I wish you could just replace the bulbs in these sealed foglights because though the light output with the film is pretty nice, still bright, and yellow (just a hair 'green' tinge as some have mentioned on this board), i don't like the look of the yellow film and would have rather actually tint-filmed them black and had actual 3000k bulbs whenever i turn them on. But whatever, it's all good i guess. Ricer dreams still achieved lol.
Pictures of studs here, before i did the yellow lamin-x. See bottom pic only for that