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Volk's are On
So I decided to take advantage of todays beautiful weather in Chicago and put my Volk's on. Had to play around with the suspension height, and I think I got it just right. I need to put some wheel spacers on the front wheels to get them more flush. Need recommendations on what size spacer to get! Google phone pix and my car is begging for a wash. Enjoy
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two drastically different setups! im sure it will look good either way.
i need a lipkit also but i have an 05 and the one i really like is the 06+ euro front.
i think i might need to do a conversion. Only thing holding me back is the price.. if only i had found this forum before i bought my car!
i need a lipkit also but i have an 05 and the one i really like is the 06+ euro front.
i think i might need to do a conversion. Only thing holding me back is the price.. if only i had found this forum before i bought my car!
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wow looks good makes me want to get a set of re30s
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The wheels look good! They will look even better with the center caps.
Adding spacers to your front wheels will most likely diminish steering feel. But the wider track may help ultimate grip, not sure? I would take steering feel and accuracy over being flush.
If it were me, I would ditch the mud flaps and that hideous exhaust system. You have a nice subtle look going and that exhaust just kills it. I can't imagine it transforms the performance of the car by any means so what is the point. Maybe look in to the Fujitsubo or the Tanabe Grand Touring exhausts?
Adding spacers to your front wheels will most likely diminish steering feel. But the wider track may help ultimate grip, not sure? I would take steering feel and accuracy over being flush.
If it were me, I would ditch the mud flaps and that hideous exhaust system. You have a nice subtle look going and that exhaust just kills it. I can't imagine it transforms the performance of the car by any means so what is the point. Maybe look in to the Fujitsubo or the Tanabe Grand Touring exhausts?
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ive been considering a new exhaust, i actually polished it the other day so it looks alot better. If i were to get a new exhaust it would prolly have to be the t1r, feels, maybe j's racing
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Looks nice buddy, No spacers needed it will def. mess up the feel of the car, If I were you I wouldn't mess with it. But overall its a nice ride man Keep it up!
P.s. Is that a PL plate in the front?
P.s. Is that a PL plate in the front?
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ya thanks, that was about 20 mins of polishing, i think i might give it another go this weekend.
yes it is, a little thing me and my buddies have going, the kr representing krakow
yes it is, a little thing me and my buddies have going, the kr representing krakow
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