Being home for the holiday last week certainly had its perks as I was able to go cruising around my favorite NYS backroads with my ladies. Here are a few pics from the drive!

 

I'm sorry, but the wing and whatever you call that plastic splitter widget, are the two worst looking pieces i've seen bolted to a car in a very long time.

 

Minus the wing and the front splitter,the car looks good.

 

oooohhh I like the LTW look!!!

 

Naughty LooK !

 

They're factory LTW parts though, so it's somewhat excusable.

 

I dig it (not the purple ***** part though)! The wheels look great too!

 

I love it. Great combination of factory LTW track parts and the legendary ACS Type 1 2 piece wheels =

 

Hey man, I like the new wheels. The car's looking good.

 

Looks great! At least they are both functional and not just for "show". Now go hit a track!


Here is a PTG large wing my buddy used at Sebring:



Billy A's PTG car:



You might want to pull in the front splitter on the road.

 

Nice car...I am looking to get one or a 944 for a track car soon.

 

not hating the wing, just not a fan of it.
nice car tho

 

Thanks for the uhh comments guys

The wing and front splitter are certainly a love it/hate it scenario. I am probably going to take the wing and put it on the low setting for most of next season. It's just when you pay that much...might as well use it all

As per the track comments, she got her first track use last season at NHIS and I hope to go back there and add a few more kill stickers to the rear windows as the 2008 season goes on.

 

Car looks great. Have you ever thought about putting the ambers back on though? Im all for clears, but there are certain cases where I just think amber looks bettter. yours might be one of these times. By the way, where in NY did you take these pics?

 

Ironically I was going to put the ambers back on when I was home just to check it out as a few other people suggested to me that it might look really nice.

Some photo's were at my house and the others at the Ashokan Resevoir.