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Something to brighten up a winter Monday...... my '95 FD with newly mounted Fikse Profil 801 and Yokohama A052. Pic was taken about two months ago before snow hit NJ. I believe this is the first FD with this particular style of Fikses mounted (and with their new Cerakote finish), and if you're planning on running these tires on the street be prepared for them to pick up and fling any road debris you roll over
My '94 Touring with Fikse Profil 5 on Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2. This is that GoodFellaHellYeah fitment! For those of you in the market for a new look, Rich is your man!
My '94 Touring with Fikse Profil 5 on Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2. This is that GoodFellaHellYeah fitment! For those of you in the market for a new look, Rich is your man!
Very nice fitment, what's the specs on the wheels?
Wheels are 18x8.5 & 9.5 with 235/40 and 265/35. This is that GoodFellaHellYeah spec. In other words, I'm not really sure of the offsets . These were sized by @GoodfellaFD3S and Fikse for what I was looking for and hit it outta the park with these.
My '94 Touring with Fikse Profil 5 on Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2. This is that GoodFellaHellYeah fitment! For those of you in the market for a new look, Rich is your man!
My goodness thats beautiful. Probably my favorite wheels on the FD. I go back and forth between these and Regamasters.
Thanks for sharing.
Nice! What kind of front bumper is that? I like how it resembles the '99 style front end but without the license plate rectangle to bugger up the lines.
Nice! What kind of front bumper is that? I like how it resembles the '99 style front end but without the license plate rectangle to bugger up the lines.
It looks like just a run-of-the-mill plateless 99 spec bumper.
Yes, a run-of-the-mil plateless.....but fits like a glove.
Don't remember the brand.
If it's polyurethane, then they all came from the same mold. So technically, brand doesn't really matter.
I know this because I was one the ones that contributed to the purchase of the OEM bumper that chuck from rotary extreme used to make the mold for the "plateless 99 spec polyurethane bumper". Some time later it came out that the people Chuck used to make it were shady and started making bumpers for other companies (yes using the same mold) that RE paid for with our group buy.
We know this because rotary extreme's bumper template had a hand written scribe/stamp that transferred to the bumper itself that said "for off road use only' followed by a number. Obviously, when other companies started selling bumpers they had that same scribe.