Looks good Chef

 

Ya Dre, yaaa shutting it down.

Sold the MR5's a few days ago, can't wait for my new wheels to arrive. Should be a nice upgrade.

 

Wuttt, what'd you get?

 

Some mint Mugen RNR's, instead of the usual black with red striping, I found a set of the rare black with blue striping

 

^^BALLER!!!!!

 

Those are gonna look fresh as hellll!!!

 

Dapek - sick buddy, can't wait to see how they look!!

 

Banner of my car my friend made on his local blog.

 

My hatch

 

Oh **** are you the same nick I purchased the b18b from a few years back? You had the white eg before?

 

Very clean hatch you have there Nick

 

does this look like the height of a car that would ride like **** from being too low?

 

Yes... why?

 

hello.


depends on the suspension...

 

red hatch UGHHH

 

^^Ya as others said, completely depends on the suspension setup. Being lower will create a relatively worst ride either way, but with cheap suspension components it would be worlds worst than a quality setup.

Nickb257 the hatch looks so perfect. Very simple and well done.

 

can someone help me find some eg6 cargo rear interior..?

 

x2


I need a bys spoiler... Here's a picture of mine from last month, and I downloaded photoshop the other day and thought this was a neat effect.

 

i'm not gonna lie, its gay

 

FROST.... please share your suspension setup. I wanrt it.

Baby J

 

I personally don't see the appeal of running a car that low...especially for daily drivers! i'd be afraid of smashing my header and/or oil pan to bits!

i ended up getting custom CNC'd spacers made to correct my car from being too low. At the highest setting (before i load the crap out of the springs), i was tucking tire. i couldn't track or daily the car like that so i had these made:





Nickb257 - nice looking hatch dood!

 

^^Very cool idea man, where did you get them/have them fabricated at? I daily my car as well, 30 min. drive to work and same back so I definitely prefer not being very low.

 

Any machine shop can make those for you. Pretty simple.

 

^correct! any machine shop should be able to make this on a lathe or a CNC.

all you need is to make sure the hole is big enough to clear the original top-hat and then the extended studs to replace the original ones (press in and press out with a bench vise).

they cost me quite a bit in the end, but it was worth it to me

 

thats a very good idea^^. deff dont wanna mess up thos coilovers. Hows the ride after you installed them.