My RB5 with new wheels
03 November 2008, 07:17 PM
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My RB5 with new wheels
Just fitted some prodrive pff7's to my RB. It did have prodrive pwrc1's on it before.
Old wheels:
New wheels
Old wheels:
New wheels
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03 November 2008, 09:38 PM
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i'd have a stab at it,your rb is nice but without the strips it going to be far nicer
Very nice.
03 November 2008, 10:01 PM
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Cheers for the comments chaps
I try my best to keep it mint...... It sits in the garage over winter due to all the crap weather and salt.... Also its very low miles for its year (42k).
Spec of the car:
ENGINE
Bob rawle EcuTek 3 remap
Ninja down pipe (Sports cat)
Ninja de-cat centre section
Ninja 2 4.5” slash-cut backbox
Turbosmart dump valve
Rcm induction kit
Walbro fuel pump
Samco intercooler pipeing
Carbon fibre slam panel cover
Prodrive oil top
Prodrive battery strap
SUSPENSION
Tein mono flex coilovers
E-tec front strut brace
WHEELS
18” Prodrive PFF7'S
Yokohama Parada spec 2 215/35/18 tyres
Prodrive valve caps
BRAKES
Front - AP Racing 6 Pots with 335mm discs
Rear - AP Racing 4 Pots with 305mm discs
Goodridge braided brake lines
EXTERIOR
HT autos P1 front splitter
Prodrive WR rear spoiler
Sti rear lights
Crystal front indicators
Crystal side repeaters
Crystal side lights
Silvatech bulbs all round
Scoobyworld mudflaps
Areo wipers
Small front number plate
INTERIOR
Scoobyworld boot mat
S.E.C.S monitor
JVC headunit
Prodrive mats
I try my best to keep it mint...... It sits in the garage over winter due to all the crap weather and salt.... Also its very low miles for its year (42k).Spec of the car:
ENGINE
Bob rawle EcuTek 3 remap
Ninja down pipe (Sports cat)
Ninja de-cat centre section
Ninja 2 4.5” slash-cut backbox
Turbosmart dump valve
Rcm induction kit
Walbro fuel pump
Samco intercooler pipeing
Carbon fibre slam panel cover
Prodrive oil top
Prodrive battery strap
SUSPENSION
Tein mono flex coilovers
E-tec front strut brace
WHEELS
18” Prodrive PFF7'S
Yokohama Parada spec 2 215/35/18 tyres
Prodrive valve caps
BRAKES
Front - AP Racing 6 Pots with 335mm discs
Rear - AP Racing 4 Pots with 305mm discs
Goodridge braided brake lines
EXTERIOR
HT autos P1 front splitter
Prodrive WR rear spoiler
Sti rear lights
Crystal front indicators
Crystal side repeaters
Crystal side lights
Silvatech bulbs all round
Scoobyworld mudflaps
Areo wipers
Small front number plate
INTERIOR
Scoobyworld boot mat
S.E.C.S monitor
JVC headunit
Prodrive mats
04 November 2008, 01:40 AM
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Beautiful car fella, tastefully modified with nice clean subtle mods.
Looks very purposeful yet classy. Id be inclined to say that PFF7s have been beaten to death to the point where they no longer look special, but on this car they look fantastic.
Great job
Looks very purposeful yet classy. Id be inclined to say that PFF7s have been beaten to death to the point where they no longer look special, but on this car they look fantastic.
Great job
04 November 2008, 01:58 PM
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Simply fantastic.
I was under the impression the PFF7's were 8J and therefore too big for the classic cars? Obviously not.
Nothing wrong with the door strips and I would leave them on.
oooohhhhhhhhh those brakes.
I was under the impression the PFF7's were 8J and therefore too big for the classic cars? Obviously not.
Nothing wrong with the door strips and I would leave them on.
oooohhhhhhhhh those brakes.
