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Old 11-15-2012, 06:11 PM   #29
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wow man your car looks amazing! i thought it looked great before the coilovers, but once i saw that drop i was like WOW! how is the ride on those compared to stock??
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Old 11-16-2012, 05:38 AM   #30
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wow man your car looks amazing! i thought it looked great before the coilovers, but once i saw that drop i was like WOW! how is the ride on those compared to stock??
Thanks man. I've been fiddling with the damper settings and I settled with 5 clicks from soft in the front and 3 clicks in the rear for daily driving. Closest to stock ride feel and soaks up the road bumps well. If I want to stiffen it up a bit, I find 15 clicks down from hard in the front and 20 clicks in the rear gives a firm and tight ride thats great for spirited driving. Haven't tracked the car yet.
Compared to stock, definitely handles better, and I thought stock was good already. Still have to get my alignment done.
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Old 11-16-2012, 06:06 AM   #31
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looks really nice. May I ask how much you lowered the car? Any issues with speedbumps or anything?
I'm currently not sure if I should lower my car as the front is quiet low already with stock suspension, however it looks so much better when its lowered :-)
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Old 11-16-2012, 09:46 AM   #32
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it looks great, especially the rims.
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Old 11-16-2012, 10:09 AM   #33
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Hey man love your style it seems that us from Asian/Pacific regions have a lot more traditional clean style when it comes to modifying cars than the American's (they seem to love flashy and stickers everywhere)

Are you planning on doing any other engine modifications?? Im turboing mine
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Old 11-16-2012, 03:08 PM   #34
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looks really nice. May I ask how much you lowered the car? Any issues with speedbumps or anything?
I'm currently not sure if I should lower my car as the front is quiet low already with stock suspension, however it looks so much better when its lowered :-)
Hey Killerbee, I lowered it 2 inches. So far no issues with speedbumps. I can go over them normally not doing an "s-turn" over them. When I switched to 19's the car went up a bit, so when I lowered it, it kinda gave me some leeway clearance-wise. The car begs to be lowered with the big wheelwells!
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Old 11-16-2012, 03:13 PM   #35
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Hey man love your style it seems that us from Asian/Pacific regions have a lot more traditional clean style when it comes to modifying cars than the American's (they seem to love flashy and stickers everywhere)

Are you planning on doing any other engine modifications?? Im turboing mine
On our side it's more for that "understated" but clean look. Something that you won't tire of looking at everyday. But to each his own, right? I think it's more of the culture in the states, with a lot of sponsors trying to sell and advertise stuff thats why most cars have the stickers.

I'm really interested in getting a header, and going S/C in the future. I've had two turbo cars already, (93 EG, and 92 EG hatch) so I want to try something new. Good luck on your build!
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Old 11-16-2012, 03:29 PM   #36
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looking good pare. love the wheels. what spec is that? I mean those concave shapes on the spokes
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Old 11-16-2012, 03:50 PM   #37
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Hey man love your style it seems that us from Asian/Pacific regions have a lot more traditional clean style when it comes to modifying cars than the American's (they seem to love flashy and stickers everywhere)
If you built a car and sent it to SEMA you can bet it would be covered head to toe with stickers. Look at the builds on this site that are NOT completely sponsor built - you'll notice a huge trend - no stickers. Please don't lump a few SEMA showcars into the entire N. American tuning culture as that's just ignorant.

Having a "steal me" list going down the side of your car is used for show cars showing support to those that helped build the car and for ricers trying to emulate said show cars.

Asian/Pacific regions developed Bosozoku Style cars (google it so I don't clutter up this thread) and yet you think N. American car culture likes over flashy builds? lol

Also - was it a N. American designer or an Asian/Pacific designer that developed the Rocket Bunny Kit? <- Cause that is a traditional clean style kit if I've ever seen one.

The point has been countered.

To the OP - Your car looks fantastic but then again you get the best options possible for this chassis. Yes, I'm jelly!
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looking good pare. love the wheels. what spec is that? I mean those concave shapes on the spokes
Thanks pare! 19x8.5 in the front, 19x9.5 in the rear.
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Old 11-16-2012, 04:05 PM   #39
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Hey man those wheels are awesome. What tires you got with them? Sorry if it's been asked.
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Thanks pare! 19x8.5 in the front, 19x9.5 in the rear.
oh.. i mean all 19s comes with a concave white/gray (sorry color blind lol) shapes on the spokes? ive seen others but urs different.
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Hey man those wheels are awesome. What tires you got with them? Sorry if it's been asked.
I had a set of Nankangs lying around so I used them. Waiting for some hankooks to arrive. Tires are 19/235/35 in the front 19/265/30 rear.
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oh.. i mean all 19s comes with a concave white/gray (sorry color blind lol) shapes on the spokes? ive seen others but urs different.
I think the 19s for the 57extreme do have the concave shapes bro. I'm not sure about it really. Sorry!
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