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Part 2 of the upgrade process has begun. I put on the TE37's on the car and adjusted the KW V3s to sit properly on the car.
Bonus photo from this weekends drift demo event. Super small course but had a blast.
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Holy Lowered cars Batman. Damn how does it clear the cracks in the driveway? I'd think it were too low for low speed sharp turns. My RSA is low and I can barely get my superlow jack under it. You must have to use a prybar.
Yes it's ridiculously low. I drove it for about 30 miles today with my daughter in the back seat and all that she could say is she loves me driving fast.
We hit a bunch of weird dips and i did hear a little rubbing. I'm going to roll the rear fenders a little tomorrow but other than that nothing rubs. We'll see what happens when I see a speed bump.
BTW, I'm building this car up for track use and sometimes street. Next steps are interior seats, cage, lip, duck tail, exhaust, big red brakes, some s-car-go love, and paint.
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