Bugeye's, stand up and show yourselves!!
05 September 2010, 12:38 AM
#1474
When the went on, the rubber arch liner was a little loose and it did catch it on a speed bump but when I pushed them in it just about goes by it, the front isnt just as low and hasnt touched at all. I really wouldnt go any lower/more offset/wider tyres etc though, I think its grand as it sits stance wise. Just need to wait on subaru logos for the wheel centres and new carbon side markers now...then tints...then new centre section for the exhaust.....and a decatted uppipe, then a remap...its a never ending thing really isnt it!
Cheers Wiley.
Cheers Wiley.
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05 September 2010, 11:24 AM
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05 September 2010, 12:13 PM
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Cheers guys, was a bit of a gamble as I'd only ever seen a blob eye with similar gold wheels, I was originally after the usual reclines, tarmacs or st6's but glad I went for these now. They are a little different and shouldn't be too hard to keep clean, more incentive to wash the car more often now too.
05 September 2010, 12:19 PM
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Cheers guys, was a bit of a gamble as I'd only ever seen a blob eye with similar gold wheels, I was originally after the usual reclines, tarmacs or st6's but glad I went for these now. They are a little different and shouldn't be too hard to keep clean, more incentive to wash the car more often now too.
05 September 2010, 02:40 PM
#1480
Yea, I did think about getting something in gunmetal as silver looked too standard but these rims really suit the car and certainly help with the overall 'stance' of the car.
The missus actually likes driving my motor now, she never liked it as a standard car! shes away out for lunch and made some lame excuse that it'd be easier using my car. haha.
The missus actually likes driving my motor now, she never liked it as a standard car! shes away out for lunch and made some lame excuse that it'd be easier using my car. haha.
25 September 2010, 10:14 AM
#1486
Just found this on Youtube, and having been a former owener of a UK300 PPP I was surpised to see that someone would use this car for the canvass - each to there own though...... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jcf8F0qU2qQ
P.S: its in the BUGEYE thread as this is what it once was.
P.S: its in the BUGEYE thread as this is what it once was.
25 September 2010, 04:50 PM
#1488
Is it not based on a WRX 300 ?
http://uk.cars.ign.com/articles/611/611691p1.html
Looks professionally fitted but all goes a bit pants with the fuel filler flap LOL
Shaun
http://uk.cars.ign.com/articles/611/611691p1.html
Looks professionally fitted but all goes a bit pants with the fuel filler flap LOL
Shaun
25 September 2010, 06:46 PM
#1489
Is it not based on a WRX 300 ?
http://uk.cars.ign.com/articles/611/611691p1.html
Looks professionally fitted but all goes a bit pants with the fuel filler flap LOL
Shaun
http://uk.cars.ign.com/articles/611/611691p1.html
Looks professionally fitted but all goes a bit pants with the fuel filler flap LOL
Shaun
Why not start with a blobeye?!?!
26 September 2010, 09:50 AM
#1491
In all fairness Shaun, he could have bought these afterwards as there is very little left of the UK300 visable. The UK300 side stickers were attahced under the repeaters from OEM..... these are above.
No need to get your coat mate... the owner needs a coat, or staight jacket..
Rob
No need to get your coat mate... the owner needs a coat, or staight jacket..
Rob
28 September 2010, 08:30 AM
#1495
Like I said earlier, if your going to do a project like this, why would you choose a bug model, and more importantly why use a rare model that holds more value than a std bug wrx
. Rob
