What did you do to your GE fit today?
The reps I had didn't say Mugen also didn't have clips like the legit ones.
Was able to get a set for under retail.
As for brakes I haven't used stock in a while. Before this I was running S2K rotors and calipers.
I think I like that set way better than wilwoods. Haha
But yes rotors are Poject Mu.
Was able to get a set for under retail.
As for brakes I haven't used stock in a while. Before this I was running S2K rotors and calipers.
I think I like that set way better than wilwoods. Haha
But yes rotors are Poject Mu.
Haven't seen just the lip before. I've seen just the rear with a sti style lip. May as well go all out and do both
That is definitely an option too...or you upgrade your brakes and I'll take your stockers off the s2k
Down the road I want these:
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/sponsor-...e-kit-1146901/
That is a long way down the road.
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/sponsor-...e-kit-1146901/
That is a long way down the road.
They definitely are.
But they look nifty.
And by down the road I mean:
-After I've finished the house renovations I want
-After I get my J's lip/canards on, buy a GT wing, buy a second Recaro, re-do all the rubber on the car, buy a new exhaust, buy a header, buy a Mugen intake, re-finish my valve cover
-After I buy the last of my living room furniture on my current to-buy list (only about $2000 away from being there)
-After I build a new garage
-Travel the world
AKA
I'll never do a big brake kit on my S2000, a street car simply does not need it.
Same can be said for Fits, replace the pads, disks, lines & fluid...a street car simply doesn't need any more than that.
But they look nifty.
And by down the road I mean:
-After I've finished the house renovations I want
-After I get my J's lip/canards on, buy a GT wing, buy a second Recaro, re-do all the rubber on the car, buy a new exhaust, buy a header, buy a Mugen intake, re-finish my valve cover
-After I buy the last of my living room furniture on my current to-buy list (only about $2000 away from being there)
-After I build a new garage
-Travel the world
AKA
I'll never do a big brake kit on my S2000, a street car simply does not need it.
Same can be said for Fits, replace the pads, disks, lines & fluid...a street car simply doesn't need any more than that.
If anyone wants a JDM Fit Shuttle grille, see my FS post
https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/2nd-...e-grilles.html
https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/2nd-...e-grilles.html
They definitely are.
But they look nifty.
And by down the road I mean:
-After I've finished the house renovations I want
-After I get my J's lip/canards on, buy a GT wing, buy a second Recaro, re-do all the rubber on the car, buy a new exhaust, buy a header, buy a Mugen intake, re-finish my valve cover
-After I buy the last of my living room furniture on my current to-buy list (only about $2000 away from being there)
-After I build a new garage
-Travel the world
AKA
I'll never do a big brake kit on my S2000, a street car simply does not need it.
Same can be said for Fits, replace the pads, disks, lines & fluid...a street car simply doesn't need any more than that.
But they look nifty.
And by down the road I mean:
-After I've finished the house renovations I want
-After I get my J's lip/canards on, buy a GT wing, buy a second Recaro, re-do all the rubber on the car, buy a new exhaust, buy a header, buy a Mugen intake, re-finish my valve cover
-After I buy the last of my living room furniture on my current to-buy list (only about $2000 away from being there)
-After I build a new garage
-Travel the world
AKA
I'll never do a big brake kit on my S2000, a street car simply does not need it.
Same can be said for Fits, replace the pads, disks, lines & fluid...a street car simply doesn't need any more than that.
If anyone wants a JDM Fit Shuttle grille, see my FS post
https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/2nd-...e-grilles.html
https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/2nd-...e-grilles.html
But moving into a metro area it'll definitely be tougher.
Yeah it's the center grille and the lower one which is located in between the fogs. It may be the exact same as USDM but I'm selling both
I am on EBG Green Stuff Pads, EBC Slotted rotors, ATE TYP 200 fluid and I love how the car brakes on for everyday driving. But for AutoX I do want something that bites harder.
I don't mind spending the 500 for the wilwood but if I can get better results for way less I would consider it. I'm not terribly fond of the red wildwood calipers, it they have a silver or dark gold I would be more inclined.
I don't mind spending the 500 for the wilwood but if I can get better results for way less I would consider it. I'm not terribly fond of the red wildwood calipers, it they have a silver or dark gold I would be more inclined.