More Rora with Tint Now
04-18-2004, 03:45 AM
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Ok...lets answer some questions
Its 35% tint, I dont need an L67 in there or an intake...period...cold air is sucked in from underneath the car. The rotors are Rototech cross drilled and slotted, I took these over the RSM rotors, simply because I didnt like how RSM slots go all the way to the perimeter of the rotor. If I decide I dont like the cross drilled, I can get another pair with just the slots. The ceramic pads are Wagner ThermoQuiets and absoultely no squeak at all. Silent and powerful pads.
My tire has a shifted belt so I need to do my rims and rubber ASAP, but first I will do a rotation to deal with the rough ride issues going on.
And yes surburban cities in Canada are much like the United States, and I live in a particularily nice area of Mississauga (west of Toronto) and its NICER then some American suburbs.
Its 35% tint, I dont need an L67 in there or an intake...period...cold air is sucked in from underneath the car. The rotors are Rototech cross drilled and slotted, I took these over the RSM rotors, simply because I didnt like how RSM slots go all the way to the perimeter of the rotor. If I decide I dont like the cross drilled, I can get another pair with just the slots. The ceramic pads are Wagner ThermoQuiets and absoultely no squeak at all. Silent and powerful pads.
My tire has a shifted belt so I need to do my rims and rubber ASAP, but first I will do a rotation to deal with the rough ride issues going on.
And yes surburban cities in Canada are much like the United States, and I live in a particularily nice area of Mississauga (west of Toronto) and its NICER then some American suburbs.
04-18-2004, 09:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Jim W
Ok...lets answer some questions
Its 35% tint, I dont need an L67 in there or an intake...period...cold air is sucked in from underneath the car. The rotors are Rototech cross drilled and slotted, I took these over the RSM rotors, simply because I didnt like how RSM slots go all the way to the perimeter of the rotor. If I decide I dont like the cross drilled, I can get another pair with just the slots. The ceramic pads are Wagner ThermoQuiets and absoultely no squeak at all. Silent and powerful pads.
My tire has a shifted belt so I need to do my rims and rubber ASAP, but first I will do a rotation to deal with the rough ride issues going on.
And yes surburban cities in Canada are much like the United States, and I live in a particularily nice area of Mississauga (west of Toronto) and its NICER then some American suburbs.
Its 35% tint, I dont need an L67 in there or an intake...period...cold air is sucked in from underneath the car. The rotors are Rototech cross drilled and slotted, I took these over the RSM rotors, simply because I didnt like how RSM slots go all the way to the perimeter of the rotor. If I decide I dont like the cross drilled, I can get another pair with just the slots. The ceramic pads are Wagner ThermoQuiets and absoultely no squeak at all. Silent and powerful pads.
My tire has a shifted belt so I need to do my rims and rubber ASAP, but first I will do a rotation to deal with the rough ride issues going on.
And yes surburban cities in Canada are much like the United States, and I live in a particularily nice area of Mississauga (west of Toronto) and its NICER then some American suburbs.
04-18-2004, 10:50 AM
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Wow, forced into swoopy chrome! 
I like the lighting effect actually. It'* like you're the only car in the world. Kinda spooky and cool. I may have to hit you up on those rotors for my car soon. She'* got a shimmy slowing down...
L67 comment = joke.
I like the lighting effect actually. It'* like you're the only car in the world. Kinda spooky and cool. I may have to hit you up on those rotors for my car soon. She'* got a shimmy slowing down...
L67 comment = joke.
04-18-2004, 11:06 AM
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Reminds me of my dads, cept yours is much cleaner! I love the white too but im a sucker for my dads green.... :P
Beautiful tips! Can you get a sound clip up or a video of your exhaust soon? Is it even loud?
Beautiful tips! Can you get a sound clip up or a video of your exhaust soon? Is it even loud?
04-18-2004, 11:41 AM
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It isn't extremely loud, from my experience hearing it, but it is just NICE. Inside the car it sounds awesome, hence the reason I had the radio off the entire time Jim and I drove it around ( me driving)
04-18-2004, 02:56 PM
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Originally Posted by 94Regal
Reminds me of my dads, cept yours is much cleaner! I love the white too but im a sucker for my dads green.... :P
Beautiful tips! Can you get a sound clip up or a video of your exhaust soon? Is it even loud?
Beautiful tips! Can you get a sound clip up or a video of your exhaust soon? Is it even loud?
It was good times that night...I clowed around with Drifter last night and the L47 and L67 are actually quite comparable in power..
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