And my new wing (and lip)
28 July 2005, 09:31 PM
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And my new wing (and lip)
I was also in the group buy and here's mine - http://www.st3ph3n.com/images/car/newwing.jpg and http://www.st3ph3n.com/images/car/newbits.jpg
Pictures not the best. Car really needs good sunlight to photograph well. Maybe get some better ones tomorrow.
Cheers to Scott Lowe for the quality bits!
Pictures not the best. Car really needs good sunlight to photograph well. Maybe get some better ones tomorrow.
Cheers to Scott Lowe for the quality bits!
28 July 2005, 09:52 PM
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Originally Posted by scoobyboy1
There more common then you think, look a few threads down. 
Looks well nice another black blobeye with carbon wing.
Looks well nice another black blobeye with carbon wing.
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28 July 2005, 10:09 PM
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www.st3ph3n.com/images/car/splitter.jpg - not a great picture again, that one from last night. Looks fantastic in the light of day.
I'd like to lower it, but some of the sites we have at work are protected by some fairly sizeable speed bumps.
I'd like to lower it, but some of the sites we have at work are protected by some fairly sizeable speed bumps.
28 July 2005, 10:25 PM
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st3ph3n the only reason I dont lower mine is that my front splitter sits pefectly on the kerb, I took a picture a couple of weeks ago outside the shops and my splitter was about a couple of mm from scraping. If it was Carbon fibre I would cry if I scraped it. 
28 July 2005, 10:32 PM
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We have speed bumps at the site I work 99% of the time at (HQ), but they're small. However, most of the actual sites where the real work is done that I have visted have truck sized speed bumps which scare me with my current ride height, never mind an inch drop at either end.
31 July 2005, 04:46 PM
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