335I Gets New Wheels, Brakes, and Exhaust
wheels are colored mag blue, not actual mags. The exhaust is our Agency Power brand and we do alot of them Ti tips. The exhaust is HUGE so a full Ti exhaust would be insane. Car sounds great, everyone is stoked on that
If the car had different color brakes, it would look better. But hey who hates on FREE!
If the car had different color brakes, it would look better. But hey who hates on FREE!
Originally Posted by vividracing
The exhaust is HUGE so a full Ti exhaust would be insane!
...still, it would be cool if there was an option for an all-Titanium exhaust for those who were willing to pay the price. i know there are plenty of BMW ballers who would be willing to pay for a product like that...nevertheless, the car looks fabulous...keep up the good work
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Originally Posted by lateapex
Just thought the same thing. With that said, this car has some potential. However, with all that money spent, wouldn't it be better to just wait and get the M3?
Originally Posted by Tony007
Are they any lighter than they stockers? Know what they weigh??
Last edited by 996Yayo; May 26, 2007 at 07:15 AM.
Sounds more like an opinion than a comeback, bro 
My opinion, and obviously that of a lot of others (judging by the responses on "the other boards" about this car), is that the Japanese flavor just doesn't look good on a German car. But, it looks like you definitely have the support of a Supra and Celica owner, which may be the exact demographic you're trying to impress.
Brad

My opinion, and obviously that of a lot of others (judging by the responses on "the other boards" about this car), is that the Japanese flavor just doesn't look good on a German car. But, it looks like you definitely have the support of a Supra and Celica owner, which may be the exact demographic you're trying to impress.
Brad
Dan - Of course you are going to have this type of feedback, and you know this. I, for one, like what you have done to it and appreciate the different approach. If there weren't people like you trying to mix it up, we would all end up driving the same looking modified car.
Originally Posted by evilb
My opinion, and obviously that of a lot of others (judging by the responses on "the other boards" about this car), is that the Japanese flavor just doesn't look good on a German car. But, it looks like you definitely have the support of a Supra and Celica owner, which may be the exact demographic you're trying to impress.
also, i wouldn't just throw me into a particular demographic based on the cars i own. i chose the Supra over Porsche and BMW. had i not found this diamond in the rough, i'd be driving either an e46 M3 or a 996 Carrera. i know Volk isn't a wheel brand you often see on Porsche's, but its a trend that's catching on. think about it - Neez and Work are both popular wheel brands with the Porsche crowd (and the euro crowd in general), and they are both manufactured in Japan. i guess i'm just trying to figure out if people genuinely don't like the look of TE37's, or if its just this particular car/wheel combination that people don't like, b/c i see alot of posters already who are jaded by the "rice" stigma. i mean lets face it, this car does not look like a Civic with BMW badges...it looks that way to someone b/c he/she is used to seeing these wheels on Japanese cars, not German cars. someone needs to break the mold, innovate, and mix it up a bit, just like Jedidiah said above.



