Big man, small car.
07-30-08, 03:02 PM
#28
Epilepsy
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Werd.
Nardi Deep Corn, 320mm; whole setup cost a pretty penny 
Before:
After:
Looks eons better, plus updated the interior a bit!
(no comments about my gas gauge, the car just sits, so it doesn't need gas :P )
Before:
After:
Looks eons better, plus updated the interior a bit!(no comments about my gas gauge, the car just sits, so it doesn't need gas :P )
07-30-08, 04:52 PM
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who drops a lightsaber?!
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Okay since you all seem to be big guys like me..
How many times have you all had to replace the steering column cover??
I keep cracking it with my knees, ive replaced it once and now its cracked again...
How many times have you all had to replace the steering column cover??
I keep cracking it with my knees, ive replaced it once and now its cracked again...
07-30-08, 10:30 PM
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im 6'1'' and i used sparco seats and put on the original sliders that were on my old stock seats ( too cheap to buy sliders that actually fit it =D ). since it was only sliders bolted in it felt like i was close to the floor. which gave me a lot more head room.
only mod you need to make them fit is drill new holes in the sliders for the bolts that screw into the seat and drill a place to bolt seat cause the sliders wont mount up with the factory thread holes.
only mod you need to make them fit is drill new holes in the sliders for the bolts that screw into the seat and drill a place to bolt seat cause the sliders wont mount up with the factory thread holes.
