Hey, what's up everybody! I bought an evo about 2 months ago and I'm still fairly new to the high performance life, my last vehicle was a 97 ford ranger pickup with no power steering so...It's a night and day feel for me and so far I'm loving it! Great to be here! My name's daniel and I am from the HD currently living in the antelope valley.
What up Dan! Congrats on your purchase. That must have been quite the transition coming from a Ranger, haha. I daily drive a 2002 Honda Odyssey, so i can imagine. Got any pics??
You might check out this sub-forum if you haven't already:
http://www.socalevo.net/forums/109-D...e-Barstow-etc)
welcome to SoCalEvo! post pics of your ride when you can!
Sportback Evolution MR
Congrats on your purchase and welcome to Socal !!!
''Yo, a$$G@@! This motherfucka's dead! Ain't no Chris Angel Mind freak, David Blaine trapdoor horseshit jumpin' off here!''
Thanks for the welcome/info! Pics are coming tomorrow!
congrats, looking forward for you to share pics
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This is the only one I could dig up for now, too lazy to take new ones...waiting for an event so a pro can do it for me.
Nice. I dig the mudflaps on stock ride height cars. On lowered cars, not so much.
Does this judgement apply to slightly lowered cars? I was thinking of putting some swift spec r's on it. I think thats plenty low enough for me so I don't scrape everytime I leave my driveway but I do find the stock ride height a bit excessive...Input?
Whatever floats your boat man. I just always associate the mudflaps with rally cars, most which rock a pretty off road friendly ride height. When i see slammed cars with mudflaps i'm just scratching my head. The Swifts are one of the "functional" kits out there, definitely a good kit!
Thanks for the info! It does give off a rally vibe with the RA's, but I like it aesthetically and it's practical to stave off the occasional rock chip. :) I'm trying to pick up the spec r's soon, and I've heard it's all around pretty much the best set when you don't want to be monster truck-esque but also don't have to detach your bumper every time you enter a parking garage...
congrats! how do you like it now that you've driven it for a few months?
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