Real BMW 3 Series competitor
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Originally posted by dnd2984
I take that back I Forgot the wheelbase stayed the same.
I take that back I Forgot the wheelbase stayed the same.
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LoL~~!
Where was that during my senior prom!
When you gonna come pick me up in that thing?
LoL~~!
Where was that during my senior prom!
When you gonna come pick me up in that thing?
Originally posted by edgalang
Damn dude I like this pic alot! I'd buy it for sure! Imagine a 3 series but with the interior room of the TLS. The only thing that would be of consern is that if the engine still fits in the engine bay. I think I'd give up a little trunk space to be able to make tigher turns. (just make the rear seats fold down to make up for it and you're set!)
Damn dude I like this pic alot! I'd buy it for sure! Imagine a 3 series but with the interior room of the TLS. The only thing that would be of consern is that if the engine still fits in the engine bay. I think I'd give up a little trunk space to be able to make tigher turns. (just make the rear seats fold down to make up for it and you're set!)
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I drove an IS-300 the other day and thought, "damn I miss my old 4-door Integra GSR," that go-kart feel is kinda fun sometimes. But now that I've had the V-6 power, I could only buy something like an IS-300 or RSX if they did something major ... like 250 HP and 220 lb-ft from a small V-6?
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But now that I've had the V-6 power, I could only buy something like an IS-300 or RSX if they did something major ... like 250 HP and 220 lb-ft from a small V-6?
But now that I've had the V-6 power, I could only buy something like an IS-300 or RSX if they did something major ... like 250 HP and 220 lb-ft from a small V-6?
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Re: finally
Originally posted by ZodiakTL
some constructive criticism... thats a good idea... how's this? i also made the hood bulge ever so slightly:
some constructive criticism... thats a good idea... how's this? i also made the hood bulge ever so slightly:
And something that short in the back needs to have a hatch.
But some interesting ideas there.
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Originally posted by ZodiakTL
its on its way... driving from NY, with say about 5mpg, it'll get there in 3 weeks and cost you $2000/hr
its on its way... driving from NY, with say about 5mpg, it'll get there in 3 weeks and cost you $2000/hr
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Originally posted by jbrown
Why haven't you tried dubs or a body drop yet?
Why haven't you tried dubs or a body drop yet?
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dubs are 20" wheels aka twinkies, I figured since it had gone this far, why not give it the 100% unrealist concept car treatment. the body drop was just for fun too, you can't body drop a unibody car :p
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It's mainly only popular with slammed pickups and vans and the occasional full size car. Basically you cut out the floor of the body wherever it connects to the frame and notch it anywhere from one to over 4 inches thereby lowering the entire body in relation to the frame. Hence the impossibility of doing it on a unibody car. Ever see a lowrider truck so low that the body actually touches the ground? If so, then there's a 99% chance it had a "body drop". It's the exact opposite of the body lifts you see from time to time on big 4x4 trucks.
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Nice job, but the car looks too small. Kinda looks like that partial BMW(318ti):yack: now MB has one
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Nice pics JBrown, how much did u end up spending for those rims?
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Nice pics JBrown, how much did u end up spending for those rims?
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I'm not sure which car you are talking about, the silver car isn't mine, but those are Racing Harts if you are interested. (sorry, pics of silver car are on another thread)
Mine are the Axis se7en, I paid under $2,600.00 with tires, tax and locks from a shop in Miami and they even mounted 245/35's on one wheel to let me look at it first before they mounted them all so I could pick a tire.
They are on sale at www.wheelmax.com for $1,999.99 with tires!
Mine are the Axis se7en, I paid under $2,600.00 with tires, tax and locks from a shop in Miami and they even mounted 245/35's on one wheel to let me look at it first before they mounted them all so I could pick a tire.
They are on sale at www.wheelmax.com for $1,999.99 with tires!
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Originally posted by jbrown
It's the exact opposite of the body lifts you see from time to time on big 4x4 trucks.
It's the exact opposite of the body lifts you see from time to time on big 4x4 trucks.
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Originally posted by edgalang
Gotcha. I'd definitely think a body raise would be alot cheaper than a body drop now that you've explained it.
Gotcha. I'd definitely think a body raise would be alot cheaper than a body drop now that you've explained it.
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