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Hey what's up? I'm around the Lafayette / Walnut Creek area. This is my car, except now it has clear corners. I'm about to do a RJM Clutch pedal install this weekend and a OPT7 interior lighting kit.
Down to meetup and chill anytime. We need to get a meetup going one of these weekends!!
Looks clean man, dropped at all? Just need some tints to go with that awesome IP paint
Lurker here from fairfield. Only recently got my G (2013), and I can't help myself but to keep it in like new condition. Planning on going FI.
03 6MT Brembo Laser Red
Lookin sharp! Came crazy close to picking up a LR coupe out of Fairfield a few months back. What're you dropped on btw? I'm trying to decide on what to lower my new G with
Edit: I remember now, I was going to try and buy those coilovers from you but I was gone for too long. Looks great either way
Thanks, It had Tein street basics when I bought it. I recently sold 'em, as you noted. They were too stiff for what I like and I don't track the car. The wheels are Volk 19" Time attack, riding on 245/275 Bridgestone S-04 Pole positions.
If I were lowering I'd chose a set that had more adjustments than just spring pre-load, like the basics did.
Hey! Nah-- not dropped, just the 19" rays. Feels pretty low already. And thanks for the compliment!! I've always liked IP, looks sweet in certain lighting. I was also interested in the black color so I could murder it out, but figured it may be tough to keep clean.
Future plans (within the next month or so should be): Window Tint, Z-Tube, K&N Drop In Filter, Popcharger, Oil Catch Can and maybe an OPT7 underbody lighting kit as well. Looks sweet.
Sacramento here. Snapped this shot on a trip to Tahoe.
Just a tip for a better shot - unless you are shooting a tire ad in which case the shots would be arranged differently, turn your wheel the other way next time so you can get the face of the front wheel into the shot. The face of the front wheels should always be angled towards the camera, if not directly facing it.
Because we know cars have four wheels, seeing two wheels per side in pictures will appear more correct, basically a psychological trick to make the shot and the car itself look better. The wheel also helps fill in the unsightly empty space in that front fender.
I just bring this up because after taking the time to meticulously park the car and pose it to a background of your liking, it sucks not getting the best picture possible because you did not understand which way to turn the wheel.
There are plenty in Norcal...it just takes work to get everyone together. Looks like we got some kind of traction on this Norcal thread since I last posted! Haha.
There are plenty in Norcal...it just takes work to get everyone together. Looks like we got some kind of traction on this Norcal thread since I last posted! Haha.
Heck yea! We should work on organizing a meet-up-- would be a good opportunity. Anybody have ideas for a good location? We'll give plenty of lead time so plans can be set aside
08-25-2016, 04:08 PM
