Kenrik wrote:What are you doing engine/suspension wise? or is that a secret? can't wait to see it finished, what color are you going to paint it?
let us know!
Kenrik wrote:What are you doing engine/suspension wise? or is that a secret? can't wait to see it finished, what color are you going to paint it?
Actually I don't remember being overly negative.. I kept it to myself for the most part.continental_drift wrote:
I love how people stereotype and then end up eating their words.
well it's been a 3+ year project, I saved and saved and the first thing I did was buy the kit and rims, then I saved and saved some more and then buying the RB25 and going out to cali to have Mckinney do the swap, then came back and started saving to have the kit installed. I'm a manager at a restraunt, I don't make the big bucks but I did make the big sacrifices to build this car, that means buying nothing big that didn't have to do with my car in the last 3 years(and having a very supportive girlfriend ) but it will be all worth it when it's finnished.Kenrik wrote:
I think the reason why everyone was doubtful at first is because we did not know you had the funding to pull off a project like this in the quality required to make it look cool.
I know this is what ran through my head...
"17yo kid is buy this kit.. try to attach it with zipties and get it painted at Maaco"
Looks awsome though man! What are you doing engine/suspension wise? or is that a secret? can't wait to see it finished, what color are you going to paint it?
well saidKaleo55 wrote:Amazing thread! Amazing project! Qudos to you for holding the course. You must have a tremendous amount of patience and fortitude, along with deep pockets to stay the course. While there are things I might do differently, I commend you on your vision and passion. At the end of the day it will be uniquely your project and dream come to reality. That is a dream we chase in our own ways but rarely fulfil. For all those talk about what they're going to but have one excuse or another, you keep on track. As far the money goes, you could spend 50k on a new car, but it would only be one amongst many of the same. Your project will yield a truly custom car like no other. Keep going!
What is wrong with full aftermarket rear arms?Sky240PWR wrote: I wanted to buy this kit from SPL for front and back but someone told me if most of my driving was going to be on the streets, they didn't recommend it, so I don't know. I also plan on getting sway bars, that energy bushing kit, I know there's more but this is starting to turn into a novel so
Modified by Sky240PWR at 5:54 PM 6/15/2006
i have seen a lambo with some insane tires. huge!!! man make it a duely in the back!!! LOLKenrik wrote:Don't put wheel spacers... it will look all funny and stuff... what you need are some 24inch wide wheels.
I'm not going to beat around the bush, when it comes to suspension, I don't know much. maybe you can make a list of what you would reccomend on a street car, and I'll have a better idea......thanksnaed240sx wrote:
What is wrong with full aftermarket rear arms?
They will mostly just be louder than stock arms. Won't feel that much stiffer. Most of the stiffness feel will come from the coilovers.
Keep in mind though, that you can go super low, and only require ruca's and rear toe arm.
Definately get front tension rods and tie rods though. Those will definately help out.
yeah, we thought about it and came up with a few things, I'll point them out when he finnishes that area. the kit is pretty strong.barrigas14 wrote:curious as to how strong that kit is. my main concern is the bottom where the vent is (the gap between the kit and acutal car). is there anything that is going to be put there because it looks as if wind could come up and pull that off.
other than that though that is a nice job! i have liked that kit for the longest time ~3yrs+
yea lolSky240PWR wrote:this isn't going to be my "go to walmart car"..lol....I have anothe car for that!
I have some, but my car will look alot better then their demo carBumnah wrote:that's a crazy build.
i hope it turns out great.
do you have any high quality pictures of how the kit looks installd on a 240?