Originally Posted by
Smellie
Damn! 265/30's!
I guess I'd be fine running a 235/35 on my 19x10s
yeah man 235/35 should be plenty, when I get new tires I'm going to run a 255/30 just to stop the rubbing just a little more.
PS MAN I GOT THE YOUTUBE VIDEOS FINALLY TO UPLOAD OF MY EXHAUST, DV, INTAKE SETUP. Here's the links man!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYdJf-3nl50 inside the car (windows down) sound clip, can't hear much of the DV slightly but mostly you can hear exhaust and the more noticeable spooling noise when accelerating.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6krtyL0sHY in this video you can def hear the spool a lot more clear and the DV is def there as well
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCvVvp6YWf0 little acceleration from outside the car as well as some light revs and DV noise
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKnpKrAw5OY probably the most clear DV "whooosh" noise present in this video , def much louder in person that's letting off right at about 19psi of boost (almost max what I'm running @ my current setup) so that's about the loudest it gets is when I let off with 18-20psi built.
Originally Posted by
19birel
That plate frame haha
The car looks nice though, some OEM xenon headlights and OEM led tail lights would really help it IMO. I have to ask though, why are you static at that height? I mean I know all the "scene kids" are static, but you bought a nice car, why trash your subframe and undercarriage for scene points when you could get air?
When I get the Vossen licene plate frame I def know where I'm going to put the FRESH AS F#@K plate up for sale. Right here on this forum since there's so many takers haha just kidding,
but to answer your static vs air question , can I afford air? yes. Can I install air? yes. Do I want to? No. Do I respect people on air? No.
I'm not going for "scene points", I personally respect people who daily their static cars no matter how low or high. I like to park it how I drive it. I have a few pieces of sheet metal I will be having professionally welded and bolted up under the car to protect sub frame, so far I've only scraped exhaust and now that the middle muffler is removed I barely scrape. My front bumper gets the most love from the pavement all on the under side is scratched but I had it touched up and now there's a clear bra on the bottom part and it hasn't done anything but scuff that up its very thick protective stuff. So to answer your question honestly, I don't respect people with air, sure it'd be cool in some ways. Sure make things easier, but that's the fun,respectable part of being low, getting the crazy looks from people for being so low, getting the crazy looks from car people when I tell them it's static and I scrape over speed bumps at car meets "like why didn't you just air up?" "uhh cause I can't" lol.
It's all about what I want and what I like. Personally I just don't have a NEED for air at the moment, I haven't ruined anything, I'm under the car a lot, the plastic splash guards are still in tact, sub frame bolts and pieces aren't hit, tranny mounts and bottom of tranny metal brace aren't messed up, the 20's keep the cars frame off the ground honestly. like I said the bumper takes the worst of it, and even it's not horrible. So personally I prefer to stay static as long as I can the KW'S are some of the best riding coils I've ever had. They ride like OE even at that low. Not bouncy, not stiff. Handles 10x better than any a4 I've driven everything seems much more in control and stiff when turning or accelerating. Bags sway I've driven bagged cars and I personally just don't like how they feel. And really if the day should ever come that I buy air, I'd ride at this height still and only lift up when absolutely need be. So yes it's a nice car, but no I have yet to ruin anything and don't think I will especially once the sheet metal is installed to further protect everything. I like the way static cars handle, I like the respect from myself and others for being static. I like the way coils ride at least the KW'S. And besides the install I haven't had any issues with the coils. So until I ruin something major (highly unlikely) even at my current ride height or just have no self respect left I'll probably stay static. And that's no offense to anyone on air, it's just not MY thing. There's plenty of reason air is better, honestly do I think air is better? Yes. But is it me? Is it what I want? No. & No. Hopefully that explains why I'm so statically low and ok with it.
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