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Sticky Rice OwnZ joO
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Man.. you sure built it up good for a big red X!! ![Big Grin](https://acurazine.com/forums/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
Attach the file instead... your link is pointing to your local HD.. you can see it, but the rest of the world is missing out..
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Attach the file instead... your link is pointing to your local HD.. you can see it, but the rest of the world is missing out..
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You need to drop that bad boy........other than that.....Awesome TL-S!
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Racer
whewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww - my reaction when the picture came up..very nice picture, makes me want to discontinue my wait for the manual tl-s and just get one now
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Damn, I hate when you guys post pics of your ABP -- makes me wish I had gotten that instead of DEP. Damn wife talked me out of it. ABP is definitely a sweet color. But the only one I've seen on the road looked like sh!t. I think the guy was washing it w/ a Brillo pad or something -- only a few months old and the thing had the worst swirl marks I've ever seen.
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Thanks for the feedback... It's really cool to finally have a car to be excited about again. Not since my '85 RX-7 in college have I had this feeling.
I'll have to think long and hard about slammin' it. Is a lowering kit costly/labor intensive? What's the vendor of choice for components. I'm just thinking a 1 or 2 inch drop, nothin too radical. I'm sure I've seen another thread somewhere around this topic... if I can only find it....
I'll have to think long and hard about slammin' it. Is a lowering kit costly/labor intensive? What's the vendor of choice for components. I'm just thinking a 1 or 2 inch drop, nothin too radical. I'm sure I've seen another thread somewhere around this topic... if I can only find it....
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Originally posted by fatsmith
I'll have to think long and hard about slammin' it. Is a lowering kit costly/labor intensive? What's the vendor of choice for components. I'm just thinking a 1 or 2 inch drop, nothin too radical. I'm sure I've seen another thread somewhere around this topic... if I can only find it....
I'll have to think long and hard about slammin' it. Is a lowering kit costly/labor intensive? What's the vendor of choice for components. I'm just thinking a 1 or 2 inch drop, nothin too radical. I'm sure I've seen another thread somewhere around this topic... if I can only find it....
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