Pics of Victor Equipment Lemans 22's in black
#18
Originally Posted by alcantara
How much are those KW coilovers? They look great, but in my past experience coilovers don't provide the best ride.
I just want a mild drop with a close to stock ride if possible??
I just want a mild drop with a close to stock ride if possible??
Here's a pic of a CS I saw on 6spd... it has 285/35-22 with H&R springs...
oops no more rennlist storage space for me... no pics.
#20
Man thats looking sweet... keep us informed on those Victor's. I'm still contemplating Vic's Turismo's and the Toyos...I was going to be "plebian" and get 20's but you're swaying me!
Say is that Porsche's "Olive"? I just had a loaner while mine was in the shop...awesome color...Thought it was black for half the day!
Say is that Porsche's "Olive"? I just had a loaner while mine was in the shop...awesome color...Thought it was black for half the day!
#23
UPDATE: When I put the 285/35 size tires on, when going over speedbumps the front tires rub when turning steering wheel. Opted to go back to the 265/40. Especially when talking to the techs and going over calculations. The difference between 285/35 and 265/40 is minimal. Speedometer is less than 1 mph difference between the two. Plus the 40 width provides better ride.
Just thought I'd let you know. If you do a search for member name "roadking" he was also running the same 40 width tires with no issues.
On a side note, does anyone know a good shop in Vegas to have H&R springs installed?
Just thought I'd let you know. If you do a search for member name "roadking" he was also running the same 40 width tires with no issues.
On a side note, does anyone know a good shop in Vegas to have H&R springs installed?
#24
Originally Posted by alcantara
UPDATE: When I put the 285/35 size tires on, when going over speedbumps the front tires rub when turning steering wheel. Opted to go back to the 265/40. Especially when talking to the techs and going over calculations. The difference between 285/35 and 265/40 is minimal. Speedometer is less than 1 mph difference between the two. Plus the 40 width provides better ride.
Just thought I'd let you know. If you do a search for member name "roadking" he was also running the same 40 width tires with no issues.
On a side note, does anyone know a good shop in Vegas to have H&R springs installed?
Just thought I'd let you know. If you do a search for member name "roadking" he was also running the same 40 width tires with no issues.
On a side note, does anyone know a good shop in Vegas to have H&R springs installed?
good decision cause i know youre lowering it
#25
Originally Posted by alcantara
On a side note, does anyone know a good shop in Vegas to have H&R springs installed?
My first suggesstion is Carl's Place. Tell Tony you know me and told you to call him up. he'll take AWESOME care of you. Truly a great guy.