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Old 07-16-2015, 12:37 PM   #32
FTemplar
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Originally Posted by srizzors25 View Post
you think you'd ever put springs or some sort of suspension on there? performance wise that's good stuff I understand if not, it really has that 80's camaro look to it with the bulky wheels and luvers sitting high off the ground
If i've thought about it, yes... many, many times and I've changed my mind more times than I can remember. It's a huge dilemma for me right now as I drive it all year (in Canadian winters) so I have 3 choices :

1- Drop it and raise it for winter (swap with a 2nd set stock struts and springs) + re-align wheels everytime.

2- Buy a winter beater, which I should if i want to keep the BRZ clean as long as possible, but don't want to because who likes driving in a 1000$ car for 6 months right? + maintenance. Add to that the fact that BRZ being so much fun to drift around in the snow... so in the end i've decided to keep it stock, and comments I get from people is that it looks alright as it is but I'd lie if I said I didn't get as much comments to lower it

3- Drop it and drive it lowered by an inch or so (snow plower mod :P) but i'm pretty sure that if I don't scrap the front lip myself, then the snow & ice certainly will... lol

Thanks, I was told it also looks a lot like the Celias from the 70s
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