here she is folks... *pics* (lots of pics)
Sir Rupert,
Very nice job. You could lower it .5" or so and get a slightly more evil stance.
Oh, yeah, open a free Imagestation account and upload there. Then all you have to do is provide the link to that location and we all can browse the pix at will.
Rock on.
Very nice job. You could lower it .5" or so and get a slightly more evil stance.
Oh, yeah, open a free Imagestation account and upload there. Then all you have to do is provide the link to that location and we all can browse the pix at will.
Rock on.
Originally posted by stupify
glad to see you got the wheels on .. glad to see you left the gunmetal color.. enjoy compliments you will get a lot of them. I know I did.
glad to see you got the wheels on .. glad to see you left the gunmetal color.. enjoy compliments you will get a lot of them. I know I did.
Originally posted by fcfdfan
Sir Rupert,
Very nice job. You could lower it .5" or so and get a slightly more evil stance.
Oh, yeah, open a free Imagestation account and upload there. Then all you have to do is provide the link to that location and we all can browse the pix at will.
Rock on.
Sir Rupert,
Very nice job. You could lower it .5" or so and get a slightly more evil stance.
Oh, yeah, open a free Imagestation account and upload there. Then all you have to do is provide the link to that location and we all can browse the pix at will.
Rock on.
and i'll do the image station thing as soon as i get the chance.
Originally posted by skydivr73
what did you use for the color on the rims? and do they fit bolt and go or do you use spacers? I am looking to get some for mine now....that kicks *** man!
what did you use for the color on the rims? and do they fit bolt and go or do you use spacers? I am looking to get some for mine now....that kicks *** man!
Ronac, they were a BITCH to put in... first, i had to get the measurements. then i had to line the brackets up with the seats. it wasn't easy. i had to drill holes in the brackets with titanium bits to line it up with the holes in the seats. after i got that done i found out the brackets were too narrow to fit on the floorplan.
"****" is what i said... so i took the brackets back off of the seats and drilled and grinded the holes that go into the floorplan wider(outwards). so i put them back on the seats then bolted them up to the floorplan. but wait...
"****" is what i said again after i realized i was about 1/2 an inch too narrow, still. so i took a crow bar and stratched out the brackets so the bolts would line up to the floorplan. also keep in mind to soak the floorplan bolts in some solvent stuff to get rid of all the rust and dirt.
hope that makes sense...
and stealth, RB is GREAT. the headers/midpipe/exhaust combo is awsome. quiet but deep at the same time. when you downshift it sounds like you're in a ferrari
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Sir Rupert Hobo .. like i said before I lowered my car a inch and the front scrapes a lot. Just so you know its not a pretty site. Just going down the road it does it and if you like to turn fast you can't. Just a warning
damn, didn't know it scraped that much..
maybe i could just punch out the wells or push them up if i do lower it.. think it would help?
the tails would be sweet. but i'm saving for something else for now.
and when i take more pics of the updated interior i'll take some of the seat rails.
maybe i could just punch out the wells or push them up if i do lower it.. think it would help?the tails would be sweet. but i'm saving for something else for now.
and when i take more pics of the updated interior i'll take some of the seat rails.
Those rims are sweet, cars *** looks sweet with the big tires
Sigh, oneday my car will stop breaking down and get painted and get some rims, then I will walk around with a giant boner like the one you must get when you think about how ABSOLUTELY ******* BADASS YOUR CLEAN BLACK FC IS (specially since mines turbo)
rxm307,
I havn't seen stang wheels for sale anywhere in australia. I guess the only way to get them would be to import them but the cost of shipping would be a killer.
Where abouts in australia are you?
I havn't seen stang wheels for sale anywhere in australia. I guess the only way to get them would be to import them but the cost of shipping would be a killer.
Where abouts in australia are you?
She is absolutely beautiful.
I especially like the rims (even though they are Mustang rims), and those seats...well those make the entire interior. How about some facts about what you got running in there, besides the RB Exhaust
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Quick question: Have you got any large pictures (like desktop size?). PM me if you do, I want to put her up on the desktop if ya don't mind.
I especially like the rims (even though they are Mustang rims), and those seats...well those make the entire interior. How about some facts about what you got running in there, besides the RB Exhaust
. Quick question: Have you got any large pictures (like desktop size?). PM me if you do, I want to put her up on the desktop if ya don't mind.
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Originally posted by xWrathChildx
Again, what color rims are those? Very good looking your black fc is. I'm hoping to get my turbo II looking that good eventually. Now ya need to do the turbo swap ;-)
Logan
Again, what color rims are those? Very good looking your black fc is. I'm hoping to get my turbo II looking that good eventually. Now ya need to do the turbo swap ;-)
Logan
yup and i paid $300 for them and that was with shipping included.
i have other pictures also. desktop size and i'll pm you as soon as i can... lol, i didn't know i would reach desktop status.
well, as far as under the hood goes i have:
rebuilt engine about 12k miles ago
streetported w/ TII rotor housings(exhaust ported)
cone filter
LW flywheel
and all the RB goodies
i have other pictures also. desktop size and i'll pm you as soon as i can... lol, i didn't know i would reach desktop status.
well, as far as under the hood goes i have:
rebuilt engine about 12k miles ago
streetported w/ TII rotor housings(exhaust ported)
cone filter
LW flywheel
and all the RB goodies
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Originally posted by Sir Rupert Hobo
yup and i paid $300 for them and that was with shipping included.
i have other pictures also. desktop size and i'll pm you as soon as i can... lol, i didn't know i would reach desktop status.
well, as far as under the hood goes i have:
rebuilt engine about 12k miles ago
streetported w/ TII rotor housings(exhaust ported)
cone filter
LW flywheel
and all the RB goodies
yup and i paid $300 for them and that was with shipping included.
i have other pictures also. desktop size and i'll pm you as soon as i can... lol, i didn't know i would reach desktop status.
well, as far as under the hood goes i have:
rebuilt engine about 12k miles ago
streetported w/ TII rotor housings(exhaust ported)
cone filter
LW flywheel
and all the RB goodies
Originally posted by stupify
I wish I would of kept the wheels now. Since I will be putting a v8 in as soon as spring comes I could use the width of the mustang wheels. I might just have to buy another set. Also if anyone sees this I will be selling my fully rebuilt engine that won't even have 7k miles on it yet. pm me if interested in engine. I'd sell now if price was right. Also for all the v8 haters sorry rotary is a good engine I just need more power and torque.
I wish I would of kept the wheels now. Since I will be putting a v8 in as soon as spring comes I could use the width of the mustang wheels. I might just have to buy another set. Also if anyone sees this I will be selling my fully rebuilt engine that won't even have 7k miles on it yet. pm me if interested in engine. I'd sell now if price was right. Also for all the v8 haters sorry rotary is a good engine I just need more power and torque.
btw, what did you use to paint them with?






