Another owner of Forbiddenusa Mugen Hardtop
Originally Posted by MasterLe247' timestamp='1390521389' post='22980283
[quote name='usafstud' timestamp='1390520950' post='22980269']
Did you install the rear window yourself? If so, can you post a guide with pictures?
Did you install the rear window yourself? If so, can you post a guide with pictures?
https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/828...rdtop-install/
i used 3M window weld i got at Pepboys, maybe autozone has them too?? to install the rear window. It was easy to install, make sure you put enough all the way around. Then i just put some 15lbls-20lbls dumbbells to press it down firmly and hold it there while it dried.
i know mine held well, since i had the windows rolled down doing 80MPH+ and still there lol. n.n
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yup, give it a better bite/stick on to.
i know, i been searching for 2 tones painted Mugen hardtops since i bought the car in Dec 8th 2013. I haven't seen or stumbled upon anyone that left that/painted the recess area with black sides. So i said why not, hopefully it don't look weird. So far some of you guys like it so im happy hahah.
Originally Posted by Fokker' timestamp='1390519289' post='22980241
[quote name='rosario717' timestamp='1390516913' post='22980184']
Looks pretty cool but your car is sitting very very high which is making your wheels look like theyre 14's.. I have the same ht but in cf and very happy with it
Looks pretty cool but your car is sitting very very high which is making your wheels look like theyre 14's.. I have the same ht but in cf and very happy with it
On topic, the car looks good.
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Thanks for the info, ill go with eibachs all round 1' drop
very nice, looks pretty good with the black in the recessed part.
Agreed with the other recommendations - look at getting some springs, they're an easy way to lower it to where it looks good but still be functional to daily drive. Personally I have the Espelir springs and recommend them to anyone who asks.
Agreed with the other recommendations - look at getting some springs, they're an easy way to lower it to where it looks good but still be functional to daily drive. Personally I have the Espelir springs and recommend them to anyone who asks.




