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YOUR RESEARCHPICS PICS PICS - THE REST of my UPGRADES
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That RUF Front end changes the entire look of the car.
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Sorry it took so long to finish these pics. It was raining for a month here in TX, so I didn't have a chance to wax up the car and get some good shots.
As I mentioned before, here is a list of the stuff that was done:
ROW suspension
5 Spoke Rims and Tires
7mm spacers(hubcentric fronts)
Fabspeed muffler bypass
Ruf Wing
Ruf Side Skirts
Ruf front
Third Radiator
Aluminum Guage Rings
Homelink Hack (in the works)
EDIT - All PICS INSERTED IN THIS POST
You can still find the other post
here
, but the pics will be the same.
Also, click
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to see the BEFORE shots.
TD - man, I got a "woody" when I read the title "PICS PICS PICS"
That looks GREAT! Nice job!
BTW - have you thought about doing the "amber-ectomy" to your headlight turn signals? Your headlight configuration appears to be a good candidate for that operation. The best part is it would be ZERO cost.
MO POWA is next on the list. First: convince wife that Ruf supercharger is a good idea. Second: buy new motor. Third: upgrade with Ruf supercharger.
The first step is probably the hardest part
-td
The Ruf aero kit looks fantastic. I LOVE intake on the rear decklid. So cool. Between you and Prog's front, I am envious beyond all imagination. Tell us about your thoughts on the ROW M030 upgrade. Weren't you grinning ear to ear when you got it on the open road? I drove one yesterday and it's NUMBER ONE on my list of upgrades.
Ok I have the perfect idea...
Tell her how much the RUF supercharger is...Let her freak out and act all bummed...
Come back the next day and say "Honey, I found an alternative that would make me equally as happy...An EVO supercharger for a lot less!"
She will oblige and you get MO POWA!!
I tell you I am generally not that keen on the whole body kit thing, but DAYUM that bad boy is a vast improvement! That looks great, and I really like the wheel upgrade there. Fantastic.
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