The Conti's did great on the dragon wet and dry traction. I was very impressed!!!

 

The Conti's did great on the dragon wet and dry traction. I was very impressed!!!

 

Art was telling me they held up pretty good on the dragon. For the price (about $500-$700 less per set of 4) I would say they are a bargain. They should also last twice as long as the PS2

Edit nevermind lol Thanks Art

 

Looks good but lower that 4 x 4!!

 

Be patient....it's happening soon -- LOL, GMP likes to lighten my wallet

 

Nicely done!

 

Springs should be here any day now. We will do a nice little write up for it for you Art since the job takes a little bit too long to weight on it.

 

Did you wrap her? She does look really shinny!

I don't mind seeing pictures of these turbos standing still but when they are in action that is when I start to pop a boner; i know a little TMI there but still.

I just cannot wait till I get mine and drive it up, in and around the twisty roads of the world. There are a couple of spots around Tehachapi California where several Car Magazines that are based in southern California go test driving. Also up and around Nevada City, which oddly enough is also in California, is where I plan to pop my proverbial Porsche cherry. I must remain humble until I can get my car. Until then I will continue to go to church and pray for good weather for everyone else to enjoy their vehicles. AMEN!!!

 

amen as well

 

We just lowered this sweet thing down a bit with some H&R's just in time for Porsche fest this past weekend. Will post up some pictures here shortly.

 

nice, how you custom your centrel cap, I can't take it out ?

 

Yes I had the center caps machined locally and threaded so we could put locking screws in the back. Not only to they keep people from stealing them but they also hold the caps in the wheels.

 

Nice rims, Congrats.

 

looks great Matt!!

 

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