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I busted out the xacto blade and freehanded these yesterday. They look great in person but I doubt they'll stay on there very long. I have tons of scrap vinyl in all colors from a buddy of mine who has a sign shop so i can play all day. HA! Left Front Untitled by D.C. 83, on Flickr...

SOLD

Every time I lower my car down from jacking it up it sits like that. Im my case it's just the tires biting the concrete hard and not letting the suspension set down. I have to roll the car and it settles right down where it should be. :cheers: clean floor and clean sticky rubber :ford:

33, Third generation family business boss! We build traffic signals. I grew up in the construction world,engrained to work hard, and I've been running equipment from a very young age. I could operate a backhoe effectively by age 5. I worked in the field every summer through school and went full...

Yessir! My son! Drawn on ipad pro with apple pencil Untitled by D.C. 83, on Flickr

I draw a little bit! DPC_2112 by D.C. 83, on Flickr DPC_2096 by D.C. 83, on Flickr 4374508231_278d956aa8_o by D.C. 83, on Flickr 4335354779_88d1cf7397_o by D.C. 83, on Flickr

Wheels are back up for sale!! :cheers:

My issue isn't brake dust, but more road dirt than anything. Just loose dirt particles and sand get trapped in the corners of the spokes at the lip. It must just be the way the wheel creates turbulence and pulls the dirt in.

Anyone else have dirt catching issues with these wheels? I love them but after every drive, even if its short, there is tons of sand and road dirt caught in the lips between the spokes. A quick blowout with the air hose clears it away but I've never had wheels catch that much crap. :eye bulge...

I did mine in just over 2 hours by myself. The fronts are cake with the right spring compressor. My drivers side rear spring was an absolute whore to get out but the passenger side basically fell out :headbonk:

I agree 100%. My car came with the black-out package and wing but I yanked that for the blade spoiler, Jmeo sold from his car. Cheap, factory painted and fills the one million holes! You don't really even notice it in person :ford: TBC_2485 by D.C. 83, on Flickr

Factory flat blade...These cars are perfect without them but I had to do something to fill the one million holes in the deck lid:frosty: TBC_2550 by D.C. 83, on Flickr TBC_2485 by D.C. 83, on Flickr

I wanted the Recaro's bad but after I sat in them one time it took about 3 seconds to say NOPE! Im 6'-1'' 225 but way to broad through the back for those seats. I had to twist my upper body to get comfortable. It was a perfect fit in the waist though. I was so disappointed but the stock H/C...

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Thanks! Im so jealous of you photoshop guys with creativity and skill being able to create renderings like that. Im good with a pencil but it ends there. :frusty:

hand drawn on an iPad pro with the apple pencil. Untitled by D.C. 83, on Flickr

:cheers: Untitled by D.C. 83, on Flickr

After reading through the thread at work today I just checked mine when I got home and I have at minimum, a 1/4" and probably a good 5/16" of clean air between the strut and my MRRs with 275 Nitto NT05's. Those tires a have a good size lip on them too. If its only hitting on full lock u-turns I...

I got mine in! 20 minutes start to finish. This and the clutch spring were the two easiest installs I think I'll ever do! This wheel is so money and I didn't have to reset anything but the clock :cheers: TBC_2470 by D.C. 83, on Flickr

Thanks! I'm running the SP080s but coaster must be running a taller tire than I am cause that thing looks slammed:headbang: