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the rx7 looks like a really good base to start from, and congrats on both the purchases
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Freaking excellent I have never seen one of these done before and I always see good work from your builds. I as well hope to slide my car legitly before the season is over. I really love how they made it larger.
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Spork;197451 wrote: no, and I'm kinda happy about that. Plus, I have a set of seats to throw in it soon, just gotta get brackets made
yeah its in kinda bad shape
so far behind im ahead of the pack.
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slammeds2k;197461 wrote:Freaking excellent I have never seen one of these done before and I always see good work from your builds. I as well hope to slide my car legitly before the season is over. I really love how they made it larger.
well... .it's going to take some work for you I think. S2000's aren't particularly known for being easy to slide. Too much grip and too little steering angle are the chief complaints I have heard. The 7 won't be done by season's end, I plan on taking some time this winter to get it prepped and ready to start next season as soon as they start having events.
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Spork;197465 wrote:well... .it's going to take some work for you I think. S2000's aren't particularly known for being easy to slide. Too much grip and too little steering angle are the chief complaints I have heard. The 7 won't be done by season's end, I plan on taking some time this winter to get it prepped and ready to start next season as soon as they start having events.
Ya I know I have read about it. It seems to be doing ok so far.
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Spork;197451 wrote:they are only 15x6.5's....
So? They are hot!
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btlfed7;197475 wrote:So? They are hot!
haha, yeah I am thinking about staying with the style and buying BBS RS's when the time comes to upgrade wheels... kinda thinking about keeping these around as drift spares, but I think I might prefer 16's for that.
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well damn sporks out of the Honda game for right now. lol
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