Another "will it fit" thread :D (FD)
Don't expect to see it soon
FD is still out of grasp . . . . it will be mine by Spring of 2005. When i do get it i will have enough money for all reliability upgrades, maintaince, v-mount, boost controller, ECU, and rims
It's my "unicorn"(unattainable beast) so to speak haha.
FD is still out of grasp . . . . it will be mine by Spring of 2005. When i do get it i will have enough money for all reliability upgrades, maintaince, v-mount, boost controller, ECU, and rims
It's my "unicorn"(unattainable beast) so to speak haha.
Originally posted by apex_sideway
Don't expect to see it soon
FD is still out of grasp . . . . it will be mine by Spring of 2005. When i do get it i will have enough money for all reliability upgrades, maintaince, v-mount, boost controller, ECU, and rims
It's my "unicorn"(unattainable beast) so to speak haha.
Don't expect to see it soon
FD is still out of grasp . . . . it will be mine by Spring of 2005. When i do get it i will have enough money for all reliability upgrades, maintaince, v-mount, boost controller, ECU, and rims
It's my "unicorn"(unattainable beast) so to speak haha.
It kills me when people ask questions like this, and they aren't even CLOSE to having the car.
Originally posted by AMRAAM4
Then why worry about the wheel fitment now?
It kills me when people ask questions like this, and they aren't even CLOSE to having the car.
Then why worry about the wheel fitment now?
It kills me when people ask questions like this, and they aren't even CLOSE to having the car.
Me too.
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Close to having the car? I have the money now: I just don't have stable income to support my purchase until spring of next year (maintence, tune-ups, etc). I'm sorry if i'm being smart and pacing my purchase instead of buying it at a time where i'd be sucked dry. Would you rather have a planned out FD or one that has been bought with no knowledge of the car so it can be blown up in a year?
Last edited by apex_sideway; Mar 3, 2004 at 03:28 PM.
Originally posted by apex_sideway
I'm sorry if i'm being smart and pacing my purchase instead of buying it at a time where i'd be sucked dry. Would you rather have a planned out FD or one that has been bought with no knowledge of the car so it can be blown up in a year?
I'm sorry if i'm being smart and pacing my purchase instead of buying it at a time where i'd be sucked dry. Would you rather have a planned out FD or one that has been bought with no knowledge of the car so it can be blown up in a year?
Since you have a year before even getting your car, you could use that time to read through the archives and become more knowledgable. Then you would know that 17x9 +44 offset wheels would fit, instead of having to ask.
Sorry if I sound harsh, just trying to be practical. I think it's admirable you are waiting for a point that you can reasonably afford an FD instead of buying one without thinking it through.
Actually i have been reading through the archives quite a bit. I've been here for about 6 months now and have started around 6-8 threads. I was pretty sure they would fit as long as the offset was above 35+-38+? Now i know
Last edited by apex_sideway; Mar 3, 2004 at 09:00 PM.
You weren't reading any of rynberg's posts, so you found out you didn't know LOL
Originally posted by apex_sideway
Actually i have been reading through the archives quite a bit. I've been here for about 6 months now and have started around 6-8 threads. I was pretty sure they would fit as long as the offset was above 35+-38+? Now i know
Actually i have been reading through the archives quite a bit. I've been here for about 6 months now and have started around 6-8 threads. I was pretty sure they would fit as long as the offset was above 35+-38+? Now i know
Last edited by SleepR1; Mar 3, 2004 at 11:10 PM.
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