18" SSR comp are on the car
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From: Erock's my boat!
Originally posted by shingles
actually, my passanger side rear appears to have a bit more neg camber and are actually "tucked" a little.
-Shing
actually, my passanger side rear appears to have a bit more neg camber and are actually "tucked" a little.
-Shing
what the hell is THAT about?????
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From: Erock's my boat!
Originally posted by shingles
my only guess is that they(Honda) dialed it such that with a driver, it evens out a little... that was my only educated guess that I could come up with.
my only guess is that they(Honda) dialed it such that with a driver, it evens out a little... that was my only educated guess that I could come up with.
how's the car with the new wheels?
feel different?
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From: Erock's my boat!
Originally posted by shingles
my only guess is that they(Honda) dialed it such that with a driver, it evens out a little... that was my only educated guess that I could come up with.
my only guess is that they(Honda) dialed it such that with a driver, it evens out a little... that was my only educated guess that I could come up with.
how's the car with the new wheels?
feel different?
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From: Matawan
The wheels and the car looks amazing. I was looking to getting SSR GT3 for my S2000 (18's), but after looking at it's weight, I'm not so sure...it's too heavy. But if in time I don't really care much about 1/10th of a second and I have enough funds laying around, I'll suit it up with GT3's.
