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If that's not Photoshop, awesome. If it is, even better because the guy that did it is absolutely impressive.

It's not
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nor is this
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Sorta wish this one was shopped though
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:drool:

And that 4 door, can someone explain?

http://www.classiccaradventures.com/2010/01/a-4-door-911-for-christmas
 
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This will explain the license plate.
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Short video (he doesn't really have his foot down on this one either)


Also, it's still a work in progress.
 
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On the Evo, what's that thing going from the hood to the roof for? I like how the Scion looks good with wheels that would normally be oversized for cars like that. It would be better if they offered it with a manual.



I'm pretty sure that's the rally car and it's just a tarmac rally.

I think it's a snorkel
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I'm pretty sure that's the rally car and it's just a tarmac rally.

Lancia built a few Stratos for FIA Gr.4 & Gr.5 action back in the seventies, that one's a Gr.5 car. Later on the Beta Montecarlo took over the Stratos in endurance racing. Both were "also-rans", not very fast nor very reliable. Which is everything the 934 and 935 were, hence why they won everything.
 
The age old excuse that because it isn't a show car (or drift car, or a race car or really anything that isn't taken on a trailer to a car show) it is ok for it to look like crap and overall badly executed.

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The rims are 19 which is an OEM size so they're definitely not too big, but from a practical and performance standpoint 18s are probably better. I do agree with you on the spoiler.
Here's my favorite modded E92 M3
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Modifications:
- JDM 20V 4AGE Silvertop
- 20v Blacktop ECU
- Techno Toy Tuning Billet Velocity Stacks
- ITG 40-100 Air Filter
- Deca Gel Battery
- RSR 16v Header
- 2.5″ SS Mandrel Exhaust
- C60 6 speed Transmission W/Helical LSD
- ACT Street/Strip Clutch with Extreme Pressure Plate
- TRD Engine and Transmission Mounts
- TRD 6 Speed Short Shifter
- Brass Shifter Inserts
- JDM Corolla Rear Disc Brake Conversion
- Hawk HPS Pads at all 4 corners
- Hotchkis Sway Bars
- Koni Front and TRD Rear Struts
- TRD Race Springs
- TRD Control Arm Bushings
- TR Motorsports 15×9 Wheels
- Italian 255mm Race Steering wheel from 1982 and Momo Hub
- Lotus Elise Aluminum Shift Knob

Would be such an awesome daily driver. Just needs to be lower.
 
Theyre big enough to fit the brakes. Even proportionally they look fine.


The rims are 19 which is an OEM size so they're definitely not too big, but from a practical and performance standpoint 18s are probably better. I do agree with you on the spoiler.
Here's my favorite modded E92 M3
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Hmm.
The first one is lower than the first one? I don't see it. And the second one is very nice, they are a bit fatter and love that look :dopey:
 
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