FC Aggresive Stance Picture Thread
06-16-10, 02:48 PM
#80
Red one is pretty typical vert swap with a vert hood. Vert rims with tein springs and tokico blues.
Black one is OEM down to the factory stereo. Oh wait, it does have RB exhaust on it.
Other red one is OEM with less than 60k miles on it (IIRC)
Nothing much to see
Black one is OEM down to the factory stereo. Oh wait, it does have RB exhaust on it.
Other red one is OEM with less than 60k miles on it (IIRC)
Nothing much to see
06-16-10, 03:17 PM
#83
Thanks, only one of them is mine. Other two are my father's. Turbo vert (mine) has been parked while I get a rebuild started. I'm driving the black one as a daily driver. Red N/A vert rarely leaves their garage.
If my income recovers with the economy I may buy the black one from him. Possibly swap the turbo drivetrain, suspension, alarm, stereo, etc etc to the black vert. IDK..taking my time deciding.
The other option is buy their minivan off them as a daily driver
If my income recovers with the economy I may buy the black one from him. Possibly swap the turbo drivetrain, suspension, alarm, stereo, etc etc to the black vert. IDK..taking my time deciding.
The other option is buy their minivan off them as a daily driver
06-16-10, 09:15 PM
#87
The Big Ugly!
Being low is fine, but being so low that it makes it hard to drive your car some places is just not practical. My car may not be cool because it isn't slammed on the ground, but I don't care about fitting in so I keep mine off the pavement.
06-16-10, 09:17 PM
#88
I've seen a decent amount of FCs with a nice stance, but 95% of these don't appeal to me. There's a point where the size of the rims and wheels just goes overboard and they become ridiculous and mismatched. They cry for attention and distract from the overall styling of the car. Not to mention a lot of the body kits with flared fenders and the tire 1cm apart just looks flat out cheap, contrary to the amount spent.
Probably get flamed for saying that in this thread seeing, but just my opinion.
Probably get flamed for saying that in this thread seeing, but just my opinion.
looks like all the money was spent on the wheels, so smaller cheap tires had to be fitted.
and street cars aren't supposed to sit 10mm off the ground, it isn't much of a street car anymore.
06-16-10, 09:25 PM
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06-17-10, 02:16 PM
#91
less crying , more pictures
Alot of people are misinformed, street performance does not suffer. In fact, alot of guys even dislike coilovers without ever have tried them. Bodykit makes up majority of the "slamage"
If all of us had ideal race/ride setups on the street, well we would all be in trouble, tickets, etc. Might as well enjoy the looks.
Alot of people are misinformed, street performance does not suffer. In fact, alot of guys even dislike coilovers without ever have tried them. Bodykit makes up majority of the "slamage"
If all of us had ideal race/ride setups on the street, well we would all be in trouble, tickets, etc. Might as well enjoy the looks.
06-18-10, 04:35 AM
#93
It sucks so bad. If you can't laugh at ripping your body kit off trying to drive around the neighboorhood doing 20 miles an hour what can you laugh about? The neighboors are certainly laughing. I LOVE low. It saddens me that i have to have wheel gap. I was kinda into wheel fitment before i knew what it was. Sunk wheels and being able to see the strut between the tire and fender were always an automotive turn-off to me.
06-18-10, 10:28 PM
#95
Banned. I got OWNED!!!
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06-19-10, 08:42 PM
#100
The Big Ugly!
This is sad, I guess I need to take the 335's off & stretch on some 225's then drop the car another 8" to fit in. Oh yeah I have Aussie wheels & from what I read here only JDM wheels are cool, so I'm **** out of luck. I would like to know why does everything got to be a damn argument.