The last time im cleaning this car.
04-08-10, 05:01 PM
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The last time im cleaning this car.
Well, i'm turning my poor SC into a drift beater, so i decided to take some last good quality shots of my car in a decently clean condition.
Don't blame me, its ill roller's fault.
I'm getting spacers for the front, and changing the tire sizes to try and get better fitment.
And if it wasn't too obvious, AJ's SC300 was my inspiration..
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Don't blame me, its ill roller's fault.
I'm getting spacers for the front, and changing the tire sizes to try and get better fitment.
And if it wasn't too obvious, AJ's SC300 was my inspiration..
Thanks for looking
04-08-10, 05:08 PM
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that was a year ago..I liked it like that too, but since then car was in an accident, and i just really couldn't pull off the clean look anymore.
And now i have a nice daily to drive around so.
And now i have a nice daily to drive around so.
04-08-10, 05:11 PM
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I remeber the last time I cleaned my car.. it was yellow again in 15 minutes.
Oh and you should just buy a 240 if you want to beat the **** out of it, not worth ruining an SC.
Oh and you should just buy a 240 if you want to beat the **** out of it, not worth ruining an SC.
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And just so you know, it is already being held together by zipties.
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a lot of people around here are closed minded when it comes to drifting. you know, despite popular opinion its possible to drift a car for years without smashing it to ****. aero, sure, that comes and goes, but it's not like you're ruining the car completely. just keep up with maintenance and especially suspension components/arms/rods/bushings and brakes and you're good to go.
anyways, glad to see another SC'er not afraid of the good life! keep it sideways my friend!!
i personally think it looks MUCH better now. much more my style/drift style.
anyways, glad to see another SC'er not afraid of the good life! keep it sideways my friend!!
i personally think it looks MUCH better now. much more my style/drift style.
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a lot of people around here are closed minded when it comes to drifting. you know, despite popular opinion its possible to drift a car for years without smashing it to ****. aero, sure, that comes and goes, but it's not like you're ruining the car completely. just keep up with maintenance and especially suspension components/arms/rods/bushings and brakes and you're good to go.
anyways, glad to see another SC'er not afraid of the good life! keep it sideways my friend!!
i personally think it looks MUCH better now. much more my style/drift style.
anyways, glad to see another SC'er not afraid of the good life! keep it sideways my friend!!
i personally think it looks MUCH better now. much more my style/drift style.
