Roxanne: ksnew's fd3s build thread.
#127
if you bolt the rear bumper on super sturdy then it will just wear down with every pull until i is perfect. lol
car looks good. lots better after you lowered the rear.
edit: also super awesome wheels.
car looks good. lots better after you lowered the rear.
edit: also super awesome wheels.
#128
lol the rear bumper is just zip tied onto the over fenders, don't think that'll do. it's already worn down some from the PO lol. yeah, I think it looks better lowered more, can't wait to get the motor in it and play with the front fitment. and yeah, i'm happy with the wheels, I wish they were a little more aggressive in the rear so I didn't have to run a spacer, but that's life. Got a good deal on them used so i'm not complaining. still one of my favorite wheels made.
#137
I see you're in Albuquerque. hit up rotorracing on here. he can help can make a lot of good ****, and he has a ls swapped fd too.
painted more **** today... then decided it was too cold to paint so I cut up my dash for my other gauge pod.
still have to do some minor trimming here and there, but overall I really, really like it.
painted more **** today... then decided it was too cold to paint so I cut up my dash for my other gauge pod.
still have to do some minor trimming here and there, but overall I really, really like it.
#142
Still waiting on the thicker head gaskets to come in... In the mean time, I've been passing time by playing with my 945 garage headlight buckets. I made a couple altercations to them. I like it, I think I'm going to roll with it. It's something a little different from what you usually see.