mickey's ride
October-18th-2007, 07:34 PM
#21
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Southern Ontario
Posts: 438
Nice Subie,,,,,,
Seriously not my style but this is a true car fanatic, good on ya brother. That ride found a lucky home. Definitely prefer the newer look.
Seriously not my style but this is a true car fanatic, good on ya brother. That ride found a lucky home. Definitely prefer the newer look.
Last edited by Shasta; October-18th-2007 at 07:38 PM.
October-18th-2007, 08:18 PM
#24
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Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Rochester, New York
Posts: 2,517
That's a big change---for the better. Mike, I can't believe you don't get all kinds of cop hell for those tails. They are dark! Looks good though.
I've seen a couple pros with RX-8 rims and they look freaking killer. What kind of
modification do you need to do to get them to fit? Me want!
I've seen a couple pros with RX-8 rims and they look freaking killer. What kind of
modification do you need to do to get them to fit? Me want!
plus a very controlled ride height. violate that no greater than a 1:1 wheel gap to tire sidewall height 'golden rule' and the wheel gap ***** will be all over you. With a 215/35-18 tire it's really tough to get the car down that low and be tolerable still.
October-18th-2007, 09:29 PM
#25
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Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Pittsburgh PA
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small spacers (front or rear.. I can't remember..) because they're 18x8, they rub struts and junk.
plus a very controlled ride height. violate that no greater than a 1:1 wheel gap to tire sidewall height 'golden rule' and the wheel gap ***** will be all over you. With a 215/35-18 tire it's really tough to get the car down that low and be tolerable still.
plus a very controlled ride height. violate that no greater than a 1:1 wheel gap to tire sidewall height 'golden rule' and the wheel gap ***** will be all over you. With a 215/35-18 tire it's really tough to get the car down that low and be tolerable still.
would be allright, then.../end threadjack
