Weswork's SGM F (& Supra)
10-22-11, 09:21 AM
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Thanks for the replies and compliments
Supra is a little over 725 RWHP at 29lbs on race gas. Normal street driving on pump is 525-550
I have been up and down on wheels and have not been able to convince myself to spend what it would take to get the kind of wheels that I want. I agree about the rear wheels. After the shoot I had the rear raised a little bit, put on larger tires (255 to 265) and had Figs mega arms installed. I think it is better now.
Definitely have scraping issues with the lip. I have tried a couple of things to combat it with some success. I attached strips of the fuzzy section of velcro to the underside of the lip using body molding adhesive. It "slides" on concrete and provides some protection. I usually have to replace the strips every 3 months or so. I think the lip really adds to the appearance of the car so the trade off is worth it for me. The F is my DD.
Supra is a little over 725 RWHP at 29lbs on race gas. Normal street driving on pump is 525-550
Definitely have scraping issues with the lip. I have tried a couple of things to combat it with some success. I attached strips of the fuzzy section of velcro to the underside of the lip using body molding adhesive. It "slides" on concrete and provides some protection. I usually have to replace the strips every 3 months or so. I think the lip really adds to the appearance of the car so the trade off is worth it for me. The F is my DD.
10-22-11, 10:34 PM
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Definitely have scraping issues with the lip. I have tried a couple of things to combat it with some success. I attached strips of the fuzzy section of velcro to the underside of the lip using body molding adhesive. It "slides" on concrete and provides some protection. I usually have to replace the strips every 3 months or so. I think the lip really adds to the appearance of the car so the trade off is worth it for me. The F is my DD.
10-23-11, 03:40 AM
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10-23-11, 10:52 AM
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weswork; Please let me know what you used for your divider in the back seat, is it Oracal wrapping foil? 975-090? http://www.orafol.com/en/support/col...ture-cast.html
It looks great!
It looks great!
10-23-11, 01:44 PM
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weswork; Please let me know what you used for your divider in the back seat, is it Oracal wrapping foil? 975-090? http://www.orafol.com/en/support/col...ture-cast.html
It looks great!
It looks great!
Both look clean!
