Red FD with SSR Comps.
07-08-02, 01:59 PM
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Red FD with SSR Comps.
Just thought I would post pics of my SSR Competion's since I finally got pics of them. They are 17/9.5 and 17/8.5 with 265/40 rear and 245/40's front. Car is lowered about 2 inches. Slight rub if I am at a full lock turn but very mild.
07-08-02, 04:27 PM
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Skate,
Wow they look great! I think I'll keep my SSR Comps--decals and all!
BTW, what tire sizes did you end up going with? What tires?
Thanks for helping me KEEP my Comps
Wow they look great! I think I'll keep my SSR Comps--decals and all!
BTW, what tire sizes did you end up going with? What tires?
Thanks for helping me KEEP my Comps
07-09-02, 12:00 AM
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sk8world: Very nice, I was checking out the Comps as well since the A2s are no longer available. The only problem I see is how small the stock brakes look with 17s!
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i love those rims
07-09-02, 01:19 PM
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rynberg,
I know what you mean but I really do not think it is that noticable when you are standing looking at the car. Your eyes go to the lines of the car and the wheel itself. I do agree that when guys paint there stock calipers it brings much more attention and there for making the small rotors seen.. But I am planning on a big brake kit anyway... along with everything else...
I know what you mean but I really do not think it is that noticable when you are standing looking at the car. Your eyes go to the lines of the car and the wheel itself. I do agree that when guys paint there stock calipers it brings much more attention and there for making the small rotors seen.. But I am planning on a big brake kit anyway... along with everything else...
07-10-02, 12:30 AM
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Originally posted by sk8world
rynberg,
I know what you mean but I really do not think it is that noticable when you are standing looking at the car. Your eyes go to the lines of the car and the wheel itself. I do agree that when guys paint there stock calipers it brings much more attention and there for making the small rotors seen.. But I am planning on a big brake kit anyway... along with everything else...
rynberg,
I know what you mean but I really do not think it is that noticable when you are standing looking at the car. Your eyes go to the lines of the car and the wheel itself. I do agree that when guys paint there stock calipers it brings much more attention and there for making the small rotors seen.. But I am planning on a big brake kit anyway... along with everything else...
SleepR1: That upgrade is far down the list at this point! Although I do see Jesse Lau's got the full set for sale right now....damn new house, can't spend money on the Seven right now.
07-12-02, 12:50 PM
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7&7, Sleepr-1 is correct in the sizes. He also has a set, maybe you can talk him out of them!!! Other wise try Rishie or the tire rack..
RX-8, thanks! I do not drive it that much anymore and never in the rain, lots of polish and wax days!
RX-8, thanks! I do not drive it that much anymore and never in the rain, lots of polish and wax days!
07-12-02, 12:53 PM
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Also after looking at a stock FD the other day I do not think my car sits 2" lower, atleast not in the back. I have the Eibach pro kit with yellow koni's set at the lowest perch. So more like 1 to 1.5 " lower. Anybody know the stock ride height?
