Pictures of my car...
wow just saw this post, your car looks fantastic! Love the wheels, love the stance. Perfect.
I never liked those wheels when I first saw them in 16 or 17", but in 19" they look GREAT. I think the spoke type wheels need to be larger to make the spokes stick out more like on yours.
I never liked those wheels when I first saw them in 16 or 17", but in 19" they look GREAT. I think the spoke type wheels need to be larger to make the spokes stick out more like on yours.
Last edited by Neil; Jan 24, 2005 at 10:40 PM.
gurgen,
I've been reading just about every thread on this site for months. I haven't chimed in on hardly any of them. Just wanted you to know I was compelled to respond to this one. With all the work you've done on ALL of the rebuilds etc. you have polished your car into a fine gem! Looks beautiful. Very clean. It's what my car aspires to be. If I only had unlimited amounts of cash. Enjoy.
I've been reading just about every thread on this site for months. I haven't chimed in on hardly any of them. Just wanted you to know I was compelled to respond to this one. With all the work you've done on ALL of the rebuilds etc. you have polished your car into a fine gem! Looks beautiful. Very clean. It's what my car aspires to be. If I only had unlimited amounts of cash. Enjoy.
Love the wheels. I'm suprised that you went with the Flex given Clints comments on the ride quality and I'd think with the power your wanting to lay down that that much spring stiffness in the rear could be a handicap getting the power down. Though I do understand keeping the front to rear bias equal, I just hope lower rear traction isn't a nasty side effect.
Originally Posted by rekrab
gurgen,
I've been reading just about every thread on this site for months. I haven't chimed in on hardly any of them. Just wanted you to know I was compelled to respond to this one. With all the work you've done on ALL of the rebuilds etc. you have polished your car into a fine gem! Looks beautiful. Very clean. It's what my car aspires to be. If I only had unlimited amounts of cash. Enjoy.
I've been reading just about every thread on this site for months. I haven't chimed in on hardly any of them. Just wanted you to know I was compelled to respond to this one. With all the work you've done on ALL of the rebuilds etc. you have polished your car into a fine gem! Looks beautiful. Very clean. It's what my car aspires to be. If I only had unlimited amounts of cash. Enjoy.
Originally Posted by Gsedan35
Love the wheels. I'm suprised that you went with the Flex given Clints comments on the ride quality and I'd think with the power your wanting to lay down that that much spring stiffness in the rear could be a handicap getting the power down. Though I do understand keeping the front to rear bias equal, I just hope lower rear traction isn't a nasty side effect.
Also, I got a good deal on these,for only slightly over what i would pay for basics....
Gurg,
Welcome back buddy. Let me know when you're down and we'll hook up. Thanks for letting me sign your engine cover. It's not everyday a friends asks you for your autograph! BTW, I think we might be able to do something with that triple union pipe. We'll talk.
Welcome back buddy. Let me know when you're down and we'll hook up. Thanks for letting me sign your engine cover. It's not everyday a friends asks you for your autograph! BTW, I think we might be able to do something with that triple union pipe. We'll talk.
Originally Posted by GurgenPB
I need some 5mm spacers for the front wheels, and either raise the rear a bit or lower the front (the front is a little higher than the rear... or is it just me?)
I did notice on some pictures of the new BMW M5 it has the same situation where the front wheel well is cut higher then the rear, thus giving it more of a gap between the wheel and the fender on the front wheels then the rear wheels.
Really becomes noticable when you lower your car



