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super95awd
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Time for sleep. You guys should be updated with a start-up video tomorrow, and pics of the the brakes completely on.super95awd said:Oh, it's just dryer ducting heat wrap from Lowes, and they are just plain old zip ties. Nothing fancy here, just stuff that works. People need to concentrate on that more often.

What is the offset on the wheels and do you use any wheels spacers with those?super95awd said:15x6.5 Traklites wrapped in 235/60 ET Streets. Mirrors are having carbon block-offs made for them. Sunroof has a fiberglass blockoff being made for it. The hatch is just down having the holes filled and repainted.
About the blitz kit, hell ya, I love the low sides and rear. The front however
Isn't that the truth. Wheels are +35 and weigh something like 9.4lbs a piece. I didn't use any spacers.




. It's just a ground on a 2g. I still can't figure out what the deal with the ignition system is.