Goodfella's Rotary Garage 1995 BB FD, my take on the Ultimate Street Machine
Hey rich the car is looking great!..i am ready to bite the bullet with the ohlins so would you mind be more specific regarding them?do you get more road noise vs the oems?are you comfortable with the 11kg springs?and finally do you have any weird sounds because of the pillowball design?
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Thanks for all the props guys, it helps keep me motivated in my sleep-deprived state 
I typed up a nice long update but had the browser crash so just a few pics for now



I typed up a nice long update but had the browser crash so just a few pics for now


The seats look amazing in person. I wasn't sure if I'd like the look but they came out super nice! I'm sure some pictures will pop up after DGRR, but I think Rich appointed me as his photographer (unless John's around) so I'll snap some detailed shots next time we see each other. I should have taken pictures of Austin working his magic.
-Dan
-Dan
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I've been in full-blown DGRR prep for some time now.....apologies for not posting this sooner 
Much thanks go to Austin Edwards and Craig Gibble at Enterprise Upholstery in Bel Air MD, (410) 893-9684. They delivered a very high quality product in a very short timeline




Much thanks go to Austin Edwards and Craig Gibble at Enterprise Upholstery in Bel Air MD, (410) 893-9684. They delivered a very high quality product in a very short timeline




Last edited by GoodfellaFD3S; Apr 17, 2013 at 10:42 PM.
I have the same steering wheel stashed away somewhere, what did you use to mount it? Where it sits looks about perfect/close to stock. Great build so far!
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Btw guys, I've decided that I just couldn't resist cranking this build into high gear.... stay tuned for big brakes, big turbo, and deletion of many creature comforts 
More than one of my buddies thinks I'm nuts for doing this to a super-nice comfy '95 model year FD, but I don't know any other way to mod these cars. At least I'm not doing it to the 12k mile BB R1

More than one of my buddies thinks I'm nuts for doing this to a super-nice comfy '95 model year FD, but I don't know any other way to mod these cars. At least I'm not doing it to the 12k mile BB R1
Btw guys, I've decided that I just couldn't resist cranking this build into high gear.... stay tuned for big brakes, big turbo, and deletion of many creature comforts 
More than one of my buddies thinks I'm nuts for doing this to a super-nice comfy '95 model year FD, but I don't know any other way to mod these cars. At least I'm not doing it to the 12k mile BB R1

More than one of my buddies thinks I'm nuts for doing this to a super-nice comfy '95 model year FD, but I don't know any other way to mod these cars. At least I'm not doing it to the 12k mile BB R1


Cars looking great Rich. Looking forward to seeing the engine bay take shape




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