-Disturbing London- Build- New wheels & Wheel
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Joined: Sep 2011
Posts: 438
From: Ottawa, Canada
i really like them, my @$$ used to go numb in the stock seats after about 4 hours worth of driving in this it takes the pressure of that area lol. in addition these are really nicely bolstered and you stay in one place! for stock seats the tc has amazingly bolstered seats but they do not compare to the momo's. im rreallt happy with them, only complaint is climbing in and out!
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Joined: Sep 2011
Posts: 438
From: Ottawa, Canada
Hi guys, just a quick update, i had painted the interior with a rattle can in yellow, however it was chipped in a few places and i chose to wrap the interior with yellow carbon fiber wrap. I had a few issues and took HOURS lol, mostly cause im spaz with things like this, im just a few weeks away from new rims and getting into serious modding. The next move will be for an LSD!


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Joined: Sep 2011
Posts: 438
From: Ottawa, Canada
It was hard to get an m3 in canada for the money that i was willing to pay, the swap made it cheaper to buy a 330ci and then add the engine rather than buy an m3.....in addition i could get insured on an m3 due to my fantastic driving record and my fetish for crashing into parked objects.
I have an OS Giken LSD for sale. I'll give you a good price on it. PM me if you're interested.
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/sho...light=os+giken
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Thread Starter
Joined: Sep 2011
Posts: 438
From: Ottawa, Canada
Hi guys,
small update, im running on terrible winter rims right now, as soon as spring rolls around ill be bolting on some new wheels. Im looking at a few options please let me know which option you think is best.

This is a 18x8 with a +20 offset, so with a poke as ill be dropping it a bit lower and trying to get rid of the awful tucked look. IMHO
small update, im running on terrible winter rims right now, as soon as spring rolls around ill be bolting on some new wheels. Im looking at a few options please let me know which option you think is best.

This is a 18x8 with a +20 offset, so with a poke as ill be dropping it a bit lower and trying to get rid of the awful tucked look. IMHO
Thread Starter
Joined: Sep 2011
Posts: 438
From: Ottawa, Canada
Thread Starter
Joined: Sep 2011
Posts: 438
From: Ottawa, Canada
Hi guys,
so i had a minor disaster, there was an incident and i had to clip a curb to avoid an accident. Anyway the driver peaced out and left me with this.


So the scratch is right by the rear wheel, is there any way to get behind the panel and knock out the dent before i go and get it painted and cleaned up.
so i had a minor disaster, there was an incident and i had to clip a curb to avoid an accident. Anyway the driver peaced out and left me with this.


So the scratch is right by the rear wheel, is there any way to get behind the panel and knock out the dent before i go and get it painted and cleaned up.
Ouch! Dude just charge it to the game and take it to a shop. Or you can get your insurance company involved but there will be the matter of the deductible. In any case, this won't be a slight touch up paint job. Good luck
Thread Starter
Joined: Sep 2011
Posts: 438
From: Ottawa, Canada
I am going to get a quote tomorrow. seeing what thy come back with. if its over a grand im going to be soo angry. surely they need just bondo and clean the whole thing up?
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Joined: Sep 2011
Posts: 438
From: Ottawa, Canada
i got a bunch of quotes today ranging from 400 to 2800, so in the end decided to take the best offer for what they planned on doing. Im paying 800, but at only 25 bucks an hour labour in exchange for beer (im a territory manager for a beer co.)




