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As some of you may know I bought my car last fall and over the winter months, while it slept in my garage, I was busy picking up parts for the first stage of the Slippery Slope.
Yeah it drives much better, still not quite where I need it be but I think after this winter when the rest of the suspension mods are complete it will be.
Here's the list of mods:
-PSS Coilovers
-Walrod Bushings
-DDM HID Kit
-Walrod Gauge Trim Rings
-Black Porsche Mats with Silver Stiching
-Reverse Mounted 18" BBS LMs with Sumitomo HTR Z III tires
-MotorSound air filter cover
Over this next winter I'm going to try to complete Stage II:
-M030 front and rear stabilizer bars
-Front strut brace
-Euro turbo bumper
-Euro clear corners
-Wide Ovals
I've been keeping my eye out for a set this entire summer but haven't been able to find what I want. I'm looking for the stock tips wide oval with the rolled lips rather than the FD equivalents. Seems like they rarely come up for sale though.
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