2012 CT200H - My Build (San Diego, CA)
03-04-13, 04:06 PM
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03-05-13, 06:20 AM
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Here is a pull I did on the front of my old s2000, the fender is pulled outward past where it originally was....
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03-05-13, 12:07 PM
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Are you misusing the term pull? Because a pull would protrude out past the factory quarter panel location (and be visible from the outside of the car, without looking into the fender well) A roll would get rid of the lip on the inside, without pushing the metal work out any further past the OEM outer location.
Here is a pull I did on the front of my old s2000, the fender is pulled outward past where it originally was....
Here is a pull I did on the front of my old s2000, the fender is pulled outward past where it originally was....
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03-05-13, 12:22 PM
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Thank you Doublade! I like how yours looks. What suspension are you riding on? I read that you're going to TORC...hope to see you there. Still debating if I should take my Matrix or the CT200H. If you haven't been...it's the one of the best family-oriented car show in the So. Cal. Looking forward to seeing you there. If I do bring the Matrix...it's the widebody Matrix...just drop by to say "what's up!"
03-07-13, 10:55 PM
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03-08-13, 11:51 AM
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Me and a LOT of my buddies are now using this: www.shineseal.com
A bit expensive for the kit but well worth it. It seals in the polish so you don't have to re polish for about a year. I'm freaking serious. Through rain, dirt, dust, whatever element, all you have to do is wipe your wheels with a rag and BAMMMMM the same shine/shimmer/mirror polish from when you first sealed them. I haven't polished my lips in about 7-8 months and whenever it's dirty all I do is wipe it down. People are always amazed...thank me later
03-20-13, 01:47 PM
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I think the sidewall height has more to do with ride quality than if you re-stretch with a softer riding tire. Maybe try some camber bolts up front and use a tire with a little more sidewall?
03-21-13, 01:08 PM
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Soon...I'm thinking of buying a 2nd set of wheels :-) so when I take the CCWs off, I'll take the pictures.
Actually, I've averaged anywhere from 42-44 from 44-47mpg...I lost a few miles on my mpg. It's just my culture man...or our culture. We'll mod any car we drive (at least I would). I did 388.2 miles on 9.1 gallons (at least that's my last stop at the gas station).
Actually, I've averaged anywhere from 42-44 from 44-47mpg...I lost a few miles on my mpg. It's just my culture man...or our culture. We'll mod any car we drive (at least I would). I did 388.2 miles on 9.1 gallons (at least that's my last stop at the gas station).
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