Gunmetal Ron Jon wheels.
11-02-2016, 06:49 AM
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11-13-2016, 02:53 PM
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Bad cell pic, about to paint the calipers black and install the drilled n slotted rotors and ceramic pads. Next is new kyb struts and s tech springs. (I know I know, coilovers, but too much for my budget.)
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11-19-2016, 10:46 AM
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If I were you, would probably look into Tein Basics or Tein Street Advance. It's almost comparable to the price of spring and shock combos. All you need to do is use your stock top hats. I wouldn't mind spending just a little more to get the ability to adjust ride height. But to each their own. Just suggesting. And with Tein Street Advance, you can adjust dampening.
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11-19-2016, 10:54 PM
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If I were you, would probably look into Tein Basics or Tein Street Advance. It's almost comparable to the price of spring and shock combos. All you need to do is use your stock top hats. I wouldn't mind spending just a little more to get the ability to adjust ride height. But to each their own. Just suggesting. And with Tein Street Advance, you can adjust dampening.
thanks, went ahead and plastidipped the grill and did the brakes. black calipers with blue plates.
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11-22-2016, 11:25 AM
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Nice. Make sure to get some pictures up when you get it done. I was suggesting that because the Tein Basics cost less than $600 usually. But the Tanabe choice is pretty good. They lower a decent amount and make the rear a little higher then the front. That would have been my choice if I didn't go with Tein Flex. Let me know how they ride as well.
11-22-2016, 02:47 PM
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Nice. Make sure to get some pictures up when you get it done. I was suggesting that because the Tein Basics cost less than $600 usually. But the Tanabe choice is pretty good. They lower a decent amount and make the rear a little higher then the front. That would have been my choice if I didn't go with Tein Flex. Let me know how they ride as well.
11-22-2016, 02:56 PM
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yea biggy, want a review on your flex. I have the same feeling as sockr1 does! Mine feel a bit bouncy and I wasn't expecting it. I will say the roads here are pretty chewed and dips like crazy so that does play a factor. When I get on a nice road they seem great.
Although I did have a very experienced car guy drive my car and he said it feels bouncy and asked if I had a blown shock
I said nah man theyre literally like 2 weeks old LOL
Although I did have a very experienced car guy drive my car and he said it feels bouncy and asked if I had a blown shock
I said nah man theyre literally like 2 weeks old LOL
11-29-2016, 06:24 AM
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yea biggy, want a review on your flex. I have the same feeling as sockr1 does! Mine feel a bit bouncy and I wasn't expecting it. I will say the roads here are pretty chewed and dips like crazy so that does play a factor. When I get on a nice road they seem great.
Although I did have a very experienced car guy drive my car and he said it feels bouncy and asked if I had a blown shock I said nah man theyre literally like 2 weeks old LOL
Although I did have a very experienced car guy drive my car and he said it feels bouncy and asked if I had a blown shock
I said nah man theyre literally like 2 weeks old LOL
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