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The pinkish colour of the back wheels is so deep and enthralling. I loves it I tell ya :smt023
Nice. I think the front looks a lot higher than the back. Should maybe even them up? Either by raising the rear or dropping the front IMO
Bet it handles nicely though.
Is it because of this picture?
I blame the slope of the driveway, because in all of the other pics the ride height looks even.
The pinkish colour of the back wheels is so deep and enthralling. I loves it I tell ya :smt023
Lovely looking stance mate
Hey man, looking cool .
Personally I prefer a more, nose dipped stance, so I it was me I'd drop the front a 5mm 10mm max just to give it that track look.
You got some serious kit on that car and even more in the pipeline, looking good mate .
Looks perfect to me mate!
Paintwork looks top too!
I always find the clay works a lot better when nice and warm, so I keep it in a bucket of hot water when I'm not using it. This also gives you somewhere to leave it so it doesn't pick up any contaminants when not in use.
AG Tar remover dude. And if you've never clayed it before, it would be advisable to look even better!
When I'm next in Brighton, I'll bring some
A clay bar will work wonders on it mate. It's not as daunting as it first seems when you start using it for the first time. Just remember to keep it well lubricated with QD and you just want to run it gently over the paintwork rather than rubbing it in. I always find the clay works a lot better when nice and warm, so I keep it in a bucket of hot water when I'm not using it. This also gives you somewhere to leave it so it doesn't pick up any contaminants when not in use.
Looks stunning mate.
I hate it :lol:
Love it, love it, love it. Very jealous of you Karl, have you had a chance to really push it yet?