This 930 stance is perfect. How do I get it?
10-06-2013, 09:50 PM
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Do you own a drill press and a welder? One of my next projects is to raise my spindles on the front struts. It's going to cause a lot of heads to explode around here. 
It is a project that has a Total Cost Involved of $zero if kept less than 19mm so the bump-steer isn't out of control.
It is a project that has a Total Cost Involved of $zero if kept less than 19mm so the bump-steer isn't out of control.(Oh, and I've seen a few home-brew strut mods fail in the most inopportune places--Willow T2 comes to mind. Wasn't much left of that 914-6 "racer".)
10-12-2013, 01:49 AM
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OP- How long have you owned your car, and how old are you? I can't help but think that you sound like many 16 year kids with their first car, projecting images of grandeur and far-fetched schemes without any of the knowledge or resources to accomplish them realistically.
You own a Porsche 911. You shouldn't even know what stanceworks is. It's the literal antithesis of everything these cars are about. Consider buying a Jetta or Nissan 240SX instead?
You own a Porsche 911. You shouldn't even know what stanceworks is. It's the literal antithesis of everything these cars are about. Consider buying a Jetta or Nissan 240SX instead?
10-14-2013, 01:21 AM
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I wish my first car was a 911! And I wish I was 16! (well, sorta)
A) This is a forum. This is where we talk about crazy ideas.
B) Thats the most fun about owning a car - being different. And not in the hipster VW scene, where EVERYONE is so different that they all look the same. A moderately slammed 911, that combines the California-low look, with typical crazy German spoilers and 80's styling all around? Now thats something to behold.
C) I like Jettas. Great cars. Made a lot of money on a 240sx once. You should give it a try some time.
D) This is all said in love, kindness, and sarcasm.
A) This is a forum. This is where we talk about crazy ideas.
B) Thats the most fun about owning a car - being different. And not in the hipster VW scene, where EVERYONE is so different that they all look the same. A moderately slammed 911, that combines the California-low look, with typical crazy German spoilers and 80's styling all around? Now thats something to behold.
C) I like Jettas. Great cars. Made a lot of money on a 240sx once. You should give it a try some time.
D) This is all said in love, kindness, and sarcasm.
10-14-2013, 08:00 AM
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I wish my first car was a 911! And I wish I was 16! (well, sorta)
A) This is a forum. This is where we talk about crazy ideas.
B) Thats the most fun about owning a car - being different. And not in the hipster VW scene, where EVERYONE is so different that they all look the same. A moderately slammed 911, that combines the California-low look, with typical crazy German spoilers and 80's styling all around? Now thats something to behold.
C) I like Jettas. Great cars. Made a lot of money on a 240sx once. You should give it a try some time.
D) This is all said in love, kindness, and sarcasm.
A) This is a forum. This is where we talk about crazy ideas.
B) Thats the most fun about owning a car - being different. And not in the hipster VW scene, where EVERYONE is so different that they all look the same. A moderately slammed 911, that combines the California-low look, with typical crazy German spoilers and 80's styling all around? Now thats something to behold.
C) I like Jettas. Great cars. Made a lot of money on a 240sx once. You should give it a try some time.
D) This is all said in love, kindness, and sarcasm.
B) teenagers " slam" a Honda. People who graduate from this learn to tastefully lower and corner balance a Porsche. The cars of which you speak we usually behold on the " you can't believe what I just saw on craigslist" thread
C) I like Audis personally, great winter beaters.
10-14-2013, 09:59 AM
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