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Cam phone pics don't really do the wheels or the lowness justice lol
Wheels will be getting a once over and the rears spacing out more.....There my cuppa and im well chuffed with them, not to everyones taste ....but not everyone has taste
All interior bits are stole from a 1.9 Diesel clio and rear 1/4 windows are lighter and smoother
Cheers for the feedback
Winston
Wheels will be getting a once over and the rears spacing out more.....There my cuppa and im well chuffed with them, not to everyones taste ....but not everyone has taste
All interior bits are stole from a 1.9 Diesel clio and rear 1/4 windows are lighter and smoother
Cheers for the feedback
Winston
The black one was a rust bucket and the roof was bent all over the show, so i broke it to start a fresh
Mattig SSF 7x13's et23 ....on the hunt for some 8's for the rear
Mattig SSF 7x13's et23 ....on the hunt for some 8's for the rear
6/468 17poo
thats stupidly low!!but looks cool, i think the euro look is the only way now!good on ya mate, be interesting to see the wheels refurbed or polished would set it off a treat!
no leccy windows?weight saving maybe?
Ryan
no leccy windows?weight saving maybe?
Ryan
Winston,
Dont know if you have considered this but if not its well worth doing...
you need to get a piece of sheet steel and cover over where the fuel lines run down the offside of the car because the plastic cover that runs over them sits lower than any other piece of the car. If you do hit a speedbump, or go over some ramps at the wrong angle it will rip the plastic cover off and the fuel lines go with it, pis*ing fuel everywhere.
Happened to me three times now!!!! 2 in my valver and once on my old deisel funbus wen we took it offroading up the moors before we scrapped it!
Apart from the fire hazard its a ballache losing fuel at these days prices!!!!
Just a thought mate,
Shorty
Dont know if you have considered this but if not its well worth doing...
you need to get a piece of sheet steel and cover over where the fuel lines run down the offside of the car because the plastic cover that runs over them sits lower than any other piece of the car. If you do hit a speedbump, or go over some ramps at the wrong angle it will rip the plastic cover off and the fuel lines go with it, pis*ing fuel everywhere.
Happened to me three times now!!!! 2 in my valver and once on my old deisel funbus wen we took it offroading up the moors before we scrapped it!
Apart from the fire hazard its a ballache losing fuel at these days prices!!!!
Just a thought mate,
Shorty
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