Its looking pretty good. Although the white wheels on that car now remind me of that Jetta Jesse was driving in the Fast and the Furious... lol.

 

sick.

 

Regardless of whether or not they "can" fit, they're going to have to wear a helmet back there so I doubt it would happen anyway.

As for the wheels, I think white on white only works for Hondas.

 

The wheels are Enkei NT03+M's. The back seats are in there for aesthetic reasons more than actually using them. The only time they ever get used is if Kris, me, and our other friend are driving down the street to brag a bite to eat while were working on our friend's car.

I personally think that the while wheels turned out dope!

 

sick! i like the how they matched the seats also!

 

i really do not understand why that roll cage is there; it castrates the evo's ability to be a relatively safe people hauler; this is the ONE advantage that I PERSONALY see in the Evo over the S - capacity to carry more than 2
i mean, seriously, what are the chances of this car becoming an all-out race car that actualy NEEDS this roll bar? i mean there COULD be a CHANCE - but most of these bars are for looks only, and are not even accepted by the sanctioning bodies of the tracks that cars race at... this high end "ricery" is stupid
the chances of someone getting injured in the back, god forbid, "while going to get food" is much higher, since they most likely will not be wearing a helmet, and devastating accidents can occur ANY TIME
dumb... (in my opinion)

 

You're entitled to your opinion and can be wrong. He tracks his car and a rollbar is a must. The car will not be his daily driver soon and as mentioned, no1 really rides in the backseat. Two times down the road since it went in. Not everybody needs four seats. When I had my STi, I had someone in the backseat once. The car is eventually going to be used for time attacks, so the rollbar is not for "rice" purposes.

Ryan

 

like I said, there could be a chance, and there is - so I am not exactly WRONG
and then I am REALLY confused
if the car is to be used for "time attacks", then why take the time and the money to bother with reupholstering the rear seats? (instead of ditching them for the weight savings?) and why paint the roll cage? (will not make the car "attack time" any better) and why the second seat?
i just cannot figure out the extras on the supposedly purpose-prepped cars... i guess it just comes down to personal taste
i just know that if I was prepping an Evo for racing: ALL of the interior would go (except for ONE replacement driver seat), and all of the other time/money would be directed toward performance
and, yeah, man, someone could have cracked their skull in one of those 2 times
i'm not trying to insult anyone, I just do not uderstand the thought process here

 

^
I understand what you're saying but you're kind of coming off as being angry about it...