Opel Performance Center Prt 2

**Signum-Steve** · 3rd December 2012, 17:29

This badge came today so its looking like another Opel project for me!

Comments welcome.
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**Lordish** · 3rd December 2012, 17:33

I like it. At least you got a bit of power to back it up. Would it look silly on a 2.2 direct.

**Signum-Steve** · 3rd December 2012, 17:41

Originally Posted by Lordish

I like it. At least you got a bit of power to back it up. Would it look silly on a 2.2 direct.

Well this is my thinking.....I want something that's a little different from the norm, but still in fitting with the car and its performance. I know the VXR superseded the GSi so I don't think I'm a million miles away by going down the OPC Line line if you know what I mean.

**Dan_BlackSRi** · 3rd December 2012, 20:10

Hmm... not so keen on the badge there, think the grilles are best left plain.

**Signum-Steve** · 3rd December 2012, 20:24

My plans are to put a front & rear Irmy splitter on, maybe side skirts and rear spoiler. Refurbish the xp2 wheels anthracite I wont be lowering it as I like the ride quality as it is. I think!

**soulman** · 3rd December 2012, 20:28

I bought 2 and put them above the side indicators .

**rockafella8587** · 3rd December 2012, 20:36

I like it! And remember, OPC Line is different to OPC so the badge does not refer to what's under the bonnet.

**Signum-Steve** · 3rd December 2012, 20:52

Originally Posted by soulman

I bought 2 and put them above the side indicators .

I'm thinking one OPC line on the front + one OPC line on the back LHS, one Opel Blitz on the back Center with 3 V6's one on the back RHS and one over each of the side repeaters.
This still could change at the drop of a hat though LOL.

Originally Posted by rockafella8587

I like it! And remember, OPC Line is different to OPC so the badge does not refer to what's under the bonnet.

Yeah I know mate. I still have a little more than most under the bonnet, plus with me having a Siggy it throws everything up in the air and away from the norm.