Post a pic of your real car
- Thread starter Sparxxx
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It has been an excellent car to us. I'm not really worried about resale as I doubt I'll be selling it at all. Resale is pretty much rock bottom with our car as it's been wrecked. My brother was speeding on a road .1 miles away from my house and he slammed into a storm drain. The kid is an idiot, I'm telling you. We're about to do a major service on it. Need to replace all of the fluids, belts, water pump, etc. Should run about $600.
and see who owns what 
Hmmm? what do you mean on 100ppp?
Well thanks for the comment on my Maxi. The rims are Mille Miglia Evo5 (Italian baby
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- Scarfolk
- Grim10
- Are you kidding?
Ohhh yeahh I know, but it'll take much longer to download, especially when there are pictures. I have DSL but still it runs slow sometimes compare to cable.
I'm glad that you liked it, thanks!
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- kylehnat
Baby got new shoes 
New rims/tires, set against a backdrop of the never-finished Satsop Nuclear Power Plant in Satsop, WA. I didn't want anybody to disturb me whilst taking pictures, so I went to the creepiest place I could think of.
After careful (read: picky) deliberation, I went with the 18" ASA AR1 rims, and fitted them with Pirelli P-Zero Nero 215/45ZR-18 tires. Straight away, there is a noticeable improvement in handling. On a spirited test-drive, I noticed that turn-in is much crisper, and understeer is greatly reduced (and it will only get better as the tires wear-in). Now of course, there is more rubber on the road (stock tires were 205s), but I'm pretty sure the quality is superior in the Pirellis. Even though the rims are bigger, and the tire profile smaller, the new tires are quieter than the old ones, especially on the highway. All in all, I'm quite happy with my choice. The combination looks stunning, and makes the car more fun to drive (as if it needed it).
In case you're wondering, I bought these from the Tire Rack, for a very reasonable price. If you haven't bought from them before, I would recommend it. Their people know their stuff, and they have quick shipping (if they have what you want in stock).
New rims/tires, set against a backdrop of the never-finished Satsop Nuclear Power Plant in Satsop, WA. I didn't want anybody to disturb me whilst taking pictures, so I went to the creepiest place I could think of
.After careful (read: picky) deliberation, I went with the 18" ASA AR1 rims, and fitted them with Pirelli P-Zero Nero 215/45ZR-18 tires. Straight away, there is a noticeable improvement in handling. On a spirited test-drive, I noticed that turn-in is much crisper, and understeer is greatly reduced (and it will only get better as the tires wear-in
). Now of course, there is more rubber on the road (stock tires were 205s), but I'm pretty sure the quality is superior in the Pirellis. Even though the rims are bigger, and the tire profile smaller, the new tires are quieter than the old ones, especially on the highway. All in all, I'm quite happy with my choice. The combination looks stunning, and makes the car more fun to drive (as if it needed it).In case you're wondering, I bought these from the Tire Rack, for a very reasonable price. If you haven't bought from them before, I would recommend it. Their people know their stuff, and they have quick shipping (if they have what you want in stock).
I wan't a 98 Impreza someday...
- 745
My car in good company. I did broke my right front shockabsorber on that tour. I drove it like an Integrale on those small roads.
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- London
Are you the happy chappie behind the wheel?
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Yes, i knew the photograper (once navigated for him on one of those tour's in his Alfa Brera V6) So i tought i'd give my best smile for the photograph.
Wich sucks obviously.
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- ferrari_chris
Nice wheels.
Are those clear side indicators standard?
Are those clear side indicators standard?
Patrik
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- GTP_Patrik
nope..
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- a6m5zero
That is just about perfect. 👍
New rims/tires, set against a backdrop of the never-finished Satsop Nuclear Power Plant in Satsop, WA. I didn't want anybody to disturb me whilst taking pictures, so I went to the creepiest place I could think of
I thought that was Trojan for second, but come to think of it, I think they tore that down.
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