| QUOTE (mike96sc2 @ Oct 30 2004, 01:55 AM) |
I put 16's on my car to cut the profile a little lower, but I'm pretty sure the bigger the rim the less performance you'll get in things like autocross not to mention with such thin rubber curb rash is going to be really bad pretty quick.
Just a piece of advice to make your car look less ricey would be to take the paint off the rear drums or do a rear disc conversion. It's not cool to show off drum brakes. |
Upgraded rear brakes is a waste of money imo... when you brake hard ALL (literally up to 85 percent) of the cars weight slams down on the front tires, thats where all your traction is. This is why most shop will sell a front brake upgrade, instead of the whole kit. But really though, sometime try setting your brake bias to 50/50 and have someone drive your car and slam on the brakes while you watch, i guarentee your rears will lock up before the fronts even though they're just drums.
I love the three piece look, is it fake 3 piece or is it a real 3 piece? Theres a big performance gain from 16 inch to 18 inch. The wrx is basically undertuned by 16 inch wheels, you put just 17's on (like the STi) and its a new car. (i bring this up becuase i learned that from a subaru forum)
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| I miss my Yoko tires too, they stuck like glue except they wore down quick, but until the end my car never once lost traction or slid no matter what I did. |
This means either you or your car is a pussy

jk
The sideskirts dont look that bad, at least you're working with what you've got, even if it is "just a cavalier".