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Old 06-04-2010, 02:58 AM
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Just lowered the car a couple of weeks ago and also put some new shoes on and rolled the arches aswell....Just thought id throw up a few pics...













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Looking good mate! I love a MCB!

Are those real Works wheels? I ordered some a month or so back and Im waiting for them to arrive!
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Spec on the rims please!
You should have got coilovers buddy and lowered it another 20mm!
Im guessing you didnt need rack spacers or driveshaft spacers!
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I think that height is spot on. It'll probably settle a little lower as time goes by, but not too much. You can go too far in reducing the ride height imo, I've got a similar amount of drop myself.

I did use steering rack and drive shaft spacers though.
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Looking nice jonner! just throw a bucket of water over it, and it will look sweeeeet!!

A good choice of wheels also mate
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The wheels look nice, not too sure on the offsets though!
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How are you finding the ride quality after fitting the Teins ?
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Originally Posted by adz9,Jun 4 2010, 12:16 PM
Looking good mate! I love a MCB!

Are those real Works wheels? I ordered some a month or so back and Im waiting for them to arrive!
Yep have them since december...Just recently put on....
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Originally Posted by Guiness002,Jun 4 2010, 03:18 PM
Looking nice jonner! just throw a bucket of water over it, and it will look sweeeeet!!

A good choice of wheels also mate
Was wax just shortly after Rob....I know that you find that hard to believe...
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