ZahyMatar's '12 A54 G37x Sedan
#136
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Originally Posted by 4DRZ
I would stick w/ springs for the street if I were you. Most spring set ups ride better than most coilovers. Then again, my Tein Basis ride surprisingly well on the street. They are a pretty mild coilover so hopefully, they handle well on the track this weekend.
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VIVID (04-22-2016)
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camry90 (04-22-2016)
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So I think I've decided on doing the 2010+ sport sedan bumper conversion. Just waiting on OnEighty NYC for a quote. Not really sure if I want the OEM sport lip though, kinda like the carbon signal lip better.
If I don't end up doing the conversion, I'll just get Black Nickel R2C intakes and that'll be all until February 2017.
If I don't end up doing the conversion, I'll just get Black Nickel R2C intakes and that'll be all until February 2017.
#145
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Sounds like a great plan and back-up plan. Sorta plan A and plan B.
I've looked into that conversion too. I like it but I would want to do the side skirts as well as the splash guards to round it all out. Then, I'm talking: 'why not just get another car instead?'. Particularly when getting ONEighty or Wald involved with it. Not to mention I already have the non-sport chin spiller and splash guards.
Thanks for letting me walk on your build thread. LOL. It helps to get it out of my head for some perspective, though.
Sean
I've looked into that conversion too. I like it but I would want to do the side skirts as well as the splash guards to round it all out. Then, I'm talking: 'why not just get another car instead?'. Particularly when getting ONEighty or Wald involved with it. Not to mention I already have the non-sport chin spiller and splash guards.
Thanks for letting me walk on your build thread. LOL. It helps to get it out of my head for some perspective, though.
Sean
Last edited by VIVID; 05-19-2016 at 10:30 PM.
#146
Sounds like a great plan and back-up plan. Sorta plan A and plan B.
I've looked into that conversion too. I like it but I would want to do the side skirts as well as the splash guards to round it all out. Then, I'm talking: 'why not just get another car instead?'. Particularly when getting ONEighty or Wald involved with it. Not to mention I already have the non-sport chin spiller and splash guards.
Thanks for letting me walk on your build thread. LOL. It helps to get it out of my head for some perspective, though.
Sean
I've looked into that conversion too. I like it but I would want to do the side skirts as well as the splash guards to round it all out. Then, I'm talking: 'why not just get another car instead?'. Particularly when getting ONEighty or Wald involved with it. Not to mention I already have the non-sport chin spiller and splash guards.
Thanks for letting me walk on your build thread. LOL. It helps to get it out of my head for some perspective, though.
Sean
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VIVID (05-20-2016)
#147
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Other than that, you're absolutely right. Almost impossible to tell which sills you have or don't have.
Same goes for the Sport-package headlights. You would never know otherwise unless side-by-side.
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VIVID (05-20-2016)
#148
So if all goes as planned, I should be getting my 2010+ sedan sport bumper in vibrant red installed by OnEighty NYC on July 5th! Really looking forward to getting that done.
For some odd reason, I've had an urge to dress up my engine bay. It's been on my mind since I ruined my engine cover back in March. But I'm thinking about giving it another shot. I've weighed in my options, even with getting a carbon fiber engine cover. I'm not sure if it would look out of place without a carbon fiber radiator shroud though.
All I was planning on is some dress up bolts, carbon fiber engine cover, black nickel R2C intakes, and a GT-SPEC FSTB with black mounting brackets. As of right now though, this isn't a priority. But it is something I would like to do in the future.
For some odd reason, I've had an urge to dress up my engine bay. It's been on my mind since I ruined my engine cover back in March. But I'm thinking about giving it another shot. I've weighed in my options, even with getting a carbon fiber engine cover. I'm not sure if it would look out of place without a carbon fiber radiator shroud though.
All I was planning on is some dress up bolts, carbon fiber engine cover, black nickel R2C intakes, and a GT-SPEC FSTB with black mounting brackets. As of right now though, this isn't a priority. But it is something I would like to do in the future.