New Wheels on
#1
Thread Starter
New Wheels on
Lowered on Eibachs, no spacers at the moment, may poke the back a tad in the future but happy with fronts.
Before pics
After (obviously) :muttley:
Before pics
After (obviously) :muttley:
#2
They should be black
Nice
Nice
#5
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I like that, but agree they should be black
The drop looks lovely on the front, much better than the standard gap they come with, even on the comp packs!
Rog I assume he's still looking to find some black side vents, they're silly expensive new and hard to find 2nd hand
The drop looks lovely on the front, much better than the standard gap they come with, even on the comp packs!
Rog I assume he's still looking to find some black side vents, they're silly expensive new and hard to find 2nd hand
#7
That drop front looks lovely though in danger of hitting speed bumps? Our village ones are awful I have to come to a near dead stop especially where traffic wear has hollowed out a dip in front. Then take them at a roll after I lift off the brakes or else I invariably scrape.
Actually, with Lee's own springs fitted, compliance may well be better than stock i.e. stiffer so less of a problem.
Actually, with Lee's own springs fitted, compliance may well be better than stock i.e. stiffer so less of a problem.
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#10
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That drop front looks lovely though in danger of hitting speed bumps? Our village ones are awful I have to come to a near dead stop especially where traffic wear has hollowed out a dip in front. Then take them at a roll after I lift off the brakes or else I invariably scrape.
Actually, with Lee's own springs fitted, compliance may well be better than stock i.e. stiffer so less of a problem.
Actually, with Lee's own springs fitted, compliance may well be better than stock i.e. stiffer so less of a problem.
stiffness wise it feels like all the edc settings have gone up a notch, very sociable