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Brad D.
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CSBolger wrote:
wkohler wrote:
GermanlookT3 wrote: You just cant go wrong with Ground Control .
I don't think I'd go that far. I don't get the impression they even have the slightest clue or desire to help the customer make the most of their setup. It's like they expect you to know everything going in.
I decided on Spax springs. This is my only car, and I can't afford the downtime. Plus, I have Billie Sports, so I'll be able to get away without re-valving them. A skidplate and probably the removal of my Hartge spoiler will come first.
I think you'll be happy with the Spax. If you don't remove the Hartge spoiler, the first steep driveway will! In all reality, it would probably survive if driven carefully and you make a conscious effort to avoid situations that would damage the spoiler. Years of driving low cars make you good at it.
CSBolger
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Hutch wrote:Nice car. I bet heads turn big time. I love it when I am driving along and out of the blue, a car like yours shows up.

I have a beautiful set of staggered style 32's in the attic. I was keeping them because I have the wheel disease but after seeing them on your car I am going to re-think their attic status. Did you trim or roll the fenders?

It is a shame to think the spoiler would have to go because it is nice.
Thanks a lot! It does turn heads, but all of the positive attention is kind of worrying sometimes... :lol:

I rolled the fenders with a bat, but above 50mph it will still rub the left rear fender (255/40s in the back).
Big Bronze Rim wrote:I think you'll be happy with the Spax. If you don't remove the Hartge spoiler, the first steep driveway will! In all reality, it would probably survive if driven carefully and you make a conscious effort to avoid situations that would damage the spoiler. Years of driving low cars make you good at it.
Good to hear - you've had them for a while now.

I can't drive slow/cautiously enough to protect the spoiler, so it will be coming off pretty quick. Same reason I'll be getting a skidplate first.

If I can find one, I'll be going for an M5 lip.
Roberto
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Post by Roberto »

I love your car and want your spoiler!
CSBolger
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Roberto wrote:I love your car and want your spoiler!
It's not perfect, but it may be for sale soon.

*Note that you'll have to either modify your US bumper surrounds, or install Euro bumpers to run it.
Roberto
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Post by Roberto »

CSBolger wrote:
Roberto wrote:I love your car and want your spoiler!
It's not perfect, but it may be for sale soon.

*Note that you'll have to either modify your US bumper surrounds, or install Euro bumpers to run it.
Yup, I'm working on getting a set of euro bumpers and I wouldn't install the hartge until I get my hands on them. Once I get the pieces I'll probably make a little thread. I was throwing around the idea of running a hartge with the lip painted black like this:
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My car is shadowlined too so I think it would look pretty sharp.
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