Last weekend I met up with alienrx7 to buy a GSL rear end (well actually 2) and at the same time I got a set of plus wheels from him as well. They were in decent shape, but they had teh usual yellow/chipping clear coat, so I decided to spruce them up a bit. Took me a few hours over the last week, but I finshed them last night and mounted them on the car today at work. I had to compress these pics a bit, but you'll get the idea. If anyone wants I can post an up close shot of the wheels. oh and I know I should have closed the window and taken that stupid parking sticker off, but whatever...

 

Looks good!

 

thats an awsome car all around wish i lived in a quite place like that

 

Yeah New Jersey is pretty darn nice!

Look'n good Sean!

 

Sean, how was that drive? 5 hours each way!

 

nice and clean man...!!!

 

thanks for the compliments, and yea parts of New Jersey are breathtaking. And that drive was sooo boring, good thing my dads accord has cruise control and I have a bunch of cd's with me. It was a worthwhile trip though, cause now I got nice wheels, and a GSL rear for my project car, plus it was nice to meet a fellow first gener.

 

Im origanally from NJ myself. Where is that? Let me guess Parsippany?

 

no, but i'm pretty close to parsipanny, i'm in Long Valley, near chester, not far from morristown either.

 

Nice S2. Very clean.

 

Very nice, Sean. Good lookin ride. Now, how could a ride through beautiful scenic Pennsylvania and Ohio be considered boring? Those roads in the PA sure suck, don't they? Voted "Worst in the nation" on numerous occasions. At least they're starting to work on them.

 

Sweet! I am gonna finish my wheels now! Gotta get scrubbin'....

What size are those tires??

 

Great job on those wheels Sean! Even in the shape they were given in they were still better than the ones on my own FB. Now I'm thinking I need to take my extra set and work on polishing them and move the tires over them at least until I can get all the parts for an -SE suspension swap.

The drive was pretty boring. Too many cornfields though the valley bridge we crossed over just outside of Youngstown over in PA was pretty cool. Otherwise it rained in the morning and was windy all the way back. Oh, and nothing like meeting in a town in the middle of no where and having cars slow down and stare while you're transferring parts between cars Hence the Interstate Chop Shop was born Thanks for the rear window. It's on now, just have to connect the window struts. Looks much better. Will post pics later.

 

yea mike i thought those people were gonna call the cops on us, that town sucked majorly.
oh and the tires are sumitomo htr 200 in 205/60-13

 

Nice car!

on another note

central jersey and northern jersey are like two different countries.... u can't find a place that open anywhere close to east brunswick....

 

Some of the nicest Rotaries I've ever seen where in Northern NJ (Newark, Paterson areas) and Southern NJ, (Camden,Philly metro area)

 

Over here in WA, we have an abundance of extreemly nice first gens, we are home to alot of turbo first gens to im soon to be another turbo fb (second one actually) to the mix
go WA!

 

yea, NJ might as well be 2 states, north and south, like the carolinas. There are a lot of nice cars around this area, its just too bad NJ uses so much salt in the winters...

 

Better salt then sugar! j/k All I do is take mine to the car wash and wash the underside in winter so far no rust problems.

 

yea I try to keep mine clean during the winter, but its still gonna rust. Oh well, thats just how it is

 

Hah and the worst part is no matter what the forcast says it always snows or rains RIGHT after you've spent hours waxing the car. Oh well... thats why you move to san diego ... only bad part is no FB, not yet at least.