New work: shaved stock antena, MDX/Si center roof antena. Mugen type lip, repainted rear bumper. ATS DTM wheels with Kumho 711 rubber (better grip than Toyo fz4-s @ 1/2 the price). ATS supply Porsche w/ the 911 turbo's wheels, they supply Mercedes and Opel DTM teams with racing wheels and are the spec wheel on all European F3000 race cars with Kumho rubber. Made in Germany, not China

























Modified by kdfalk at 10:44 PM 4/16/2003

 

Nice! But I would have put the antenna in the back of the roof

 

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yeah, looks like a mohawk.

 

Thanks! I thought about that, but I really like it where it is, it kinda gives it an RC car, or Touring car look.

Tell the mohawk thing to the Honda (Civic hybrid), Ford, Infinity and Nissan designers. I just noticed that the Nissan Murano and Infinity FX have the same style antenna in the exact same place. It gets great reception too

 

lookin' nice

 

those rims look good on your car

 

Thanks alot. I absolutley love them and the pics don't do them any justice at all. The quality is exceptional (if Porsche trust them as an OE supplier...) and the finish is flawless.

 

everything but the antenna

 

car looks real clean, im actually diggin the place where the antenna is.. looks nice..

 

nice *** bbs's!

 

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Thanks, but they're ATS, also a German made brand.

 

nice car.. ur *** is kinda high tho ... might want to even it out

 

I have H&R Sport's on there and the back is always a bit higher with H&R springs. I'm getting a rear lip which will help it look a bit more balanced in the back.

 

clean...i like...good job....

 

Get rid of that cheap *** sway bar, i had one on my car and I pulled the top bolt on the passenger side through my subframe. I used lock washers, a lock nut and loctite, because i had vibrated all of the bolts out before. I also cracked the black mounting plate in half. Learn from my mistake... I now have the comptech sway/tie bar combo. Just on the middle setting is a huge difference from the skunk bar. btw, nice clean car.

 

looks good..just get rid of the rims

 

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I agree, use the beaks kit for that.

 

It's not a cheap *** bar, I've had it on there with the King reinforcement plates WELDED on for over 2 years. I change the Teflon tape every 6 months, did it last week actually, and the bolts, the plates, the sub-frame is fine. By the time you add the Skunk2 bar, the King plates, the frame shop that welded them on and the Neuspeed lower bar, I could've gotten the Comptech bar. Thanks for the concern though

I LOVE THE RIMS, so they aren't going anywhere.

 

Clean

 

Thanks man!

 

nice nice not to shabby

 

nice car
but the antenna needs to be somewhere else than that place

 

Thanks people.

One thing seems certain: people either like it, or they don't. No mixed feelings about it. Either way, there's a hole in the roof, so it stays wher it is for now! lol!!

 

antenna looks strange where you have it mounted

 

very nice wheels. where did you get that?