RM50 for both sides or RM50 for one side only?

yes, initially i plan to go for 16", but after seeing the rims and tyres available, i change my mind.
took me hours of thinking and much recommendations from my friend and the boss and i finally took the 17"
yes, stock spring and abs, i really know nuts about suspension, so i will monitor for awhile about suspension only change it. any recommendations for suspension guys?

Diffusers? Ohyea, any idea where to get real cheap black diffusers? Those huge type which covers the whole front skirt?

ver1 nicer? erm...so got something like curve izzit?
ur ver2 got any screw hole? coz i dont want to any rivet to my body. new car mah

oi oi...he offer to me 1st. dont kacau line ok

rock motorsports have. i already ask him. last time he does not has it. but fe weeks ago i ask again, he said he has it already.

no problem...kawan2 punya pasal..i'll let you have it first...

Azuma, any photos of the diffusers? Preferably photos of diff kinds of diffusers.

hahaha.. same case with my 1st time change my rim.. hunting for 16" but at the shop got both good choices 16" and 17" but after quote the tyre price is only rm20 - rm30 difference.. i go for 17".. i've used to use stock suspension setup also.. but after 6 month cannot tahan the bad cornering.. if ur on budget i suggest go for sports abs + lowered springs.. if got big budget go for adjustable.. i change into lowered springs+stock abs.. after awhile the abs failing as its life span shorten by the spring..

yup ver 1 if install to the car will hav the same looks like beemer and clean looks.. rm50 sure for both..
no holes as its PU so no need rivet.. install using end screw and 3M double tape..

http://www.zerotohundred.com/newforums/att...nt-pu-v-lip.jpg
haha.. finally rock hav it.. way b4 i oso ask him but he said nowhere to be found.. so resort on DiYing it myself using fiber..

no la. i need to ask him 1st to make sure. it's not like i confirm will take it.

@tainted




this one

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Added on March 6, 2010, 3:20 amgot spray color or not?

This post has been edited by Azuma-kun: Mar 6 2010, 03:20 AM

see the picture i post link.. the pic i took from Rock Lee post..

mao2, it's a different diffuser

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Added on March 6, 2010, 3:26 ambtw, if i get a full bodykit but pair up with stock cps rim, will it look weird?

This post has been edited by Azuma-kun: Mar 6 2010, 03:26 AM

sure got as i used it before..

here is the photo when its on my car before..

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Added on March 6, 2010, 3:29 amhere is the link web site.. rock lee's
http://www.zerotohundred.com/newforums/ext...p-diffuser.html

This post has been edited by mao2: Mar 6 2010, 03:30 AM

paiseh...ur rim so damn nice.

hahaha.. those are old rims.. alredi sell..

wut brand? how high/low u set?

PU cannot revet. Coz ppl say it will crack.. need to screw at both end then double sided tape along the side

Ya....

my waja was riding on the entry level tein superstreet adjustable which is more of an all out assault on handling while the hwl comes with hi lo / soft hard. of the 2, i will said hwl give me a good handling while still be quite comfortable for a daily ride on soft option. needless to say, a friend offer me cost to cost price on hwl after using it for 6 months
tested the tein on the way down from cameron highland. going 145km/h over the corner / winding road is a
breeze.
if you want a pure handling and don't mind the stiff / hard ride(customize spring does help a lil' in comfort), go for adjustable. but if comfortable is your preference, stay away from any adjustable.

btw, so far the best non-adjustable i've d ever use was the apm performax set. handling and comfort in one! and it last more than 2 years!
letting go off the tein superstreet to add fund to my current project;
neo with gsr coupled with mivec top. but kinda hate the a** swaying of neo. still undecided whether to stay with e-manage or try haltech


p/s; bought my 205/55/15 at almost 650 bucks for 2 pcs. yokohama hs4. anything wider will be prone to aquaplaning. car's / 15" rims' weight and tires contact with flooded rood surface need to be compensated .


This post has been edited by yngwie: Mar 6 2010, 10:01 AM

17" with tiny spoke look so small wor...

This post has been edited by swk_sam: Mar 6 2010, 10:17 AM

i think its ok.. even though its hav lips but the looks still got that 'big' feeling to it.. and basically since no bodykit the 17" will standout also with those thinner series tyre.. .. for waja actually the arch diameter is big thus bigger rims would look nicer.. and 18" is a good choice ..

rim with lips for sure looks small.

I'm using wei yip so far no problems. But make sure you did some grinding/welding to make the pipe and the faceplate seamless and same size.