BLACK tie affair. (pics of black FC's please!)
07-30-11, 11:08 PM
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my daily driven miata. its a 92 LE that came with pristine condition BBS's that i didnt want to drive on daily so i found a wrecked pair for cheap that i restored and repainted.
Love Black FCs
07-31-11, 01:40 PM
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<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/59048198@N07/5753503532/" title="photo by mike_rios, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5307/5753503532_91660a9a06_z.jpg" width="640" height="480" alt="photo"></a>
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08-04-11, 12:17 AM
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Then we have different definitions of "full polished" lol. I have never seen any car (aside frome the chrome-dipped Tron edition audi r8) that was remotely close to the luster of a properly polished aluminum part, and I'm pretty sure that isn't driven daily. Polishing w/spit and steel wool would yield a finish similar to a silver painted hood, but a proper polishing w/ appropriate running compounds would look more like your wheels, which I would imagine catch a bit more light.
08-04-11, 06:30 AM
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Then we have different definitions of "full polished" lol. I have never seen any car (aside frome the chrome-dipped Tron edition audi r8) that was remotely close to the luster of a properly polished aluminum part, and I'm pretty sure that isn't driven daily. Polishing w/spit and steel wool would yield a finish similar to a silver painted hood, but a proper polishing w/ appropriate running compounds would look more like your wheels, which I would imagine catch a bit more light.
08-08-11, 07:50 AM
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Thnx 
I already decided not to compete in the Dutch Time-Attack series anymore..
Regulations changed and that means i have to install a roll-cage considering my laptimes.
I like trackdays, but most important for me is that i can take it out for a weekend trip or even holiday if i want to.
Putting in a roll-cage will take the fun out of it, and i like the interior
I already decided not to compete in the Dutch Time-Attack series anymore..
Regulations changed and that means i have to install a roll-cage considering my laptimes.
I like trackdays, but most important for me is that i can take it out for a weekend trip or even holiday if i want to.
Putting in a roll-cage will take the fun out of it, and i like the interior
08-08-11, 11:30 AM
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Thnx
I already decided not to compete in the Dutch Time-Attack series anymore..
Regulations changed and that means i have to install a roll-cage considering my laptimes.
I like trackdays, but most important for me is that i can take it out for a weekend trip or even holiday if i want to.
Putting in a roll-cage will take the fun out of it, and i like the interior
I already decided not to compete in the Dutch Time-Attack series anymore..
Regulations changed and that means i have to install a roll-cage considering my laptimes.
I like trackdays, but most important for me is that i can take it out for a weekend trip or even holiday if i want to.
Putting in a roll-cage will take the fun out of it, and i like the interior
and for the record.. sexy 7.. def the type of car i was looking to see lol