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Recently picked up a used Mugen style intake for cheap, hard to say no for a good deal and it will hold me off until I can buy an authentic Mugen intake. I also have the intake paired with an S2X dry carbon intake arm, which has been long discontinued. I bought this a while back with the intention of using it with my OEM airbox (cut resonator off). The intake arm is supposed to be for 00-05, but I'll make it work somehow.
Comparison of my old set up: OEM airbox with Spoon style OEM snorkel and Ballade intake arm, VS the new set up: Mugen style intake with S2X dry carbon intake arm
Me and a few friends went out to dry bed salt lake this past weekend to go out and have some fun and take photos. I ended up taking over 1000 photos, it was a very fun shoot, though the rollers were not as good as I wanted them to be. My camera doesn't do too well in low light conditions, so I will be looking into upgrading the camera body at some point. Anyways, enjoy the photos!
A few photos of my friends' cars
Afterwards I thoroughly cleaned the under carriage of the car, which was kinda fun, always wanted to do it and this shoot definitely prompted me to do so.
Wow, so many good pics in your thread. I wish I documented my build this well!
Those ones from the salt flat are really nice too. Good sunset and everything. Where did you guys go? I've always wanted to do that.
How do you like the Ohlins? I've been thinking about getting a set and have read a lot of good reviews. Seems like a great quality product that you can't really go wrong with.
Wow, so many good pics in your thread. I wish I documented my build this well!
Those ones from the salt flat are really nice too. Good sunset and everything. Where did you guys go? I've always wanted to do that.
How do you like the Ohlins? I've been thinking about getting a set and have read a lot of good reviews. Seems like a great quality product that you can't really go wrong with.
So far I am really enjoying the Ohlins, on the street the absorb bumps really well and are still pretty comfortable. In spirited canyon driving, they inspire confidence even on uneven surfaces. I have yet to track on them yet, hoping to do that later this year. I also plan on changing the springs to Swift next year and see how much that changes it
Originally Posted by Uglyobesegamer
The photos are EPIC
Thanks! It's definitely one of my better photoshoots
Originally Posted by gawa
Stunning shots, I saw some of them on IG and was floored. Looks even better on a monitor
I appreciate it! Still not as good as I would have liked though
When I was helping my friends work on their cars this past weekend, we decided to test fit my friend's set of Volk TE37RT 17x9.5 +25 255/40 square. Not gonna lie, the red looked a lot better on the car than I thought. It kinda makes me want a set...except in 18s
06-10-2019, 06:05 AM
