Considering changing the V12V HRE wheel setup...
#32
09-05-2013, 03:17 PM
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Double Low: So I'm confused... why exactly are you selling your wheels? Are you going back to the OEM wheels and OEM springs??? They look amazing on your V12 Vantage.
For those of you who are interested in buying his wheels, I purchased his old set of his V8Vantage S wheels and had an excellent experience. Wheels were shipped via FedEx and arrived in perfect condition (he packaged the wheels and tires separately).
For those of you who are interested in buying his wheels, I purchased his old set of his V8Vantage S wheels and had an excellent experience. Wheels were shipped via FedEx and arrived in perfect condition (he packaged the wheels and tires separately).
Thanks for the feedback on my shipment of my past wheels. Hope you continue to enjoy the updated look!
#34
09-06-2013, 02:26 PM
I've considered getting the springs but I don't want a harsher ride and I don't want the car scraping every time I approach a driveway. Your car looks just fine. Spend the money on a carbon fiber rear valance. BTW, I love the dark blue color.
#36
09-06-2013, 03:10 PM
What? You guys don't like ABS plastic?!
Carbon Fiber is a slippery slope ya know. Its like crack for gear heads. You get a little and you want more and will do most anything to get it. Sure, sure..you start with the back valance, but soon you're cruzin' Fleabay for the side stakes and mirror covers. And then your wife asks why the checkbook balance is so low?
Then you do the front splitter - and live in fear. Every pothole, every curb, every sidewalk edge becomes your most bitter adversary. You have to stay frosty, ready to jump left, jump right or stab the brakes to avoid them all. Then one day, just when you were being so careful.... @#)(*% CRACK #@_)#(# and your pretty little CF splitter is broken. Much teeth gnashing ensues, and attempts to repair in the garage with some fiberglass resin and a plastic squeegee thangie. Argh!
I know. I'm not as cool with ABS plastic. Its cheap. Its not impressive. But when ya whack it, you can just laugh it off....
Carbon Fiber is a slippery slope ya know. Its like crack for gear heads. You get a little and you want more and will do most anything to get it. Sure, sure..you start with the back valance, but soon you're cruzin' Fleabay for the side stakes and mirror covers. And then your wife asks why the checkbook balance is so low?
Then you do the front splitter - and live in fear. Every pothole, every curb, every sidewalk edge becomes your most bitter adversary. You have to stay frosty, ready to jump left, jump right or stab the brakes to avoid them all. Then one day, just when you were being so careful.... @#)(*% CRACK #@_)#(# and your pretty little CF splitter is broken. Much teeth gnashing ensues, and attempts to repair in the garage with some fiberglass resin and a plastic squeegee thangie. Argh!
I know. I'm not as cool with ABS plastic. Its cheap. Its not impressive. But when ya whack it, you can just laugh it off....
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