New guy here from the US
19 July 2010, 08:33 PM
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New guy here from the US
On my second bugeye (first got wrecked by somebody running a light)
it is a 02, with a regular EJ20 with upgraded turbo to a VF30, USDM STI 6 speed, axles, diff, spindles and brakes. Complete 05 STI Interior, STI wheels, STI wing. JDM roof vent, and all sorts fo other goodies.
it is a 02, with a regular EJ20 with upgraded turbo to a VF30, USDM STI 6 speed, axles, diff, spindles and brakes. Complete 05 STI Interior, STI wheels, STI wing. JDM roof vent, and all sorts fo other goodies.
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20 July 2010, 11:44 AM
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Things like font style, size of numbers and letters, colour, background, spacing, list goes on.
I bought an adhesive plate and moved my plate to the bonnet.
20 July 2010, 12:29 PM
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yeah our plates are issued by the state, and have to be clearly displayed (in the rear only in my state) and have to be properly lit.
I have only ever run into issue on my motorcycle as I have ti mounted vertically vs horizontally....but I just have gotten warnings.
I have only ever run into issue on my motorcycle as I have ti mounted vertically vs horizontally....but I just have gotten warnings.
20 July 2010, 12:37 PM
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Over here the police can prevent you from driving the vehicle until the correct type of plate is displayed.
So if they pull you over and they see the plate is wrong they can make you sort it out before you go any further.
So if they pull you over and they see the plate is wrong they can make you sort it out before you go any further.
20 July 2010, 12:55 PM
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yeah, here is the same, if they feel you have the wrong plates they will take them and then give you a set amount of time to remove the vehicle..but the catch is you can't drive ti without the plate so if you drive away they arrest you for driving without plates...
20 July 2010, 07:14 PM
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i try...it is my only ride other than my motorcycle..
Even better, my wife drives a Saab 9-2x Aero with a built EJ25 and a Billet wheel'ed 18G turbo on it! and she built that herself
Even better, my wife drives a Saab 9-2x Aero with a built EJ25 and a Billet wheel'ed 18G turbo on it! and she built that herself
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21 July 2010, 08:03 PM
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Are you going to change the orange reflectors on the front wings (Fenders) mark?
a couple of clear reflectors would look nice on silver
Over here when we remove the orange lights or reflectors off a car we call it detangoing.
Not sure if you have it in the U.S. but over here there is an orange fizzy canned drink called tango. Orange lights means the cars been tangoed
so we de-tango
a couple of clear reflectors would look nice on silver
Over here when we remove the orange lights or reflectors off a car we call it detangoing.
Not sure if you have it in the U.S. but over here there is an orange fizzy canned drink called tango. Orange lights means the cars been tangoed
so we de-tango
21 July 2010, 08:40 PM
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I had some clear ones but they were cheap and fell apart after some time on the car, so I went back to the stocker ones, I may go clear sometime, but depends on if I find some quality clear ones.
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I gotta say that the car has quite an aggressive look. Very nice Mark
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