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  • #16
    Got a fresher rear bumper in the garage waiting to go on, a rear number plate panel coming
    They're both faded really badly so want it all looking fresh.

    looking at power mods now, probably going to turbo it for that extra bhp and go drifting.

    (obviously wont drift on the new wheels)

    Also got some TSI's (turn signal intakes) on the way

    Some classic car chrome mirrors which im looking at mounting on the front wings and removing the side mirrors.

    wanting to remove ABS next, sort the speakers out as they're utter wank and i can barely here anything. upgrade the brakes to 1.8 calipers and get a ducktail.


    Im sure i'll decide on a few other bits aswell in the meantime



    Last edited by Jaymo_sx; 09-05-2011, 04:53 PM.

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    • #17
      Originally posted by hi its me alec View Post
      Wait, were you serious about not knowing what those SSRs are? If so, punch yourself in the nuts right now
      SSR's spokes go to the edge, the bolts run between the spokes not all the way round. these look more like S1 copies than SSR.

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      • #18
        Holy arch pull batman

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        • #19
          I'm loving the direction this is going.

          E30 V8 Build thread

          Go here be happy!

          Instagram: stuartrussell

          Store: alwaysindividual.bigcartel.com

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          • #20
            God. I wish I could drive a Miata without feeling like I'm going to die on the freeway. Looks sweet.

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            • #21
              Couple more updates coming soon

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              • #22
                cant wait to see these parts!

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                • #23
                  Took the mx5 to buxton yesterday with the intention of 'trying it out' and mainly focusing on taking pictures but ended up spending nearly the full 3 hour session on track!

                  Had very low expectations for drifting this given the situation:
                  15x9 heavy wheels
                  Dry/warm conditions
                  low powered 1.6 engine
                  no weight reductions lol

                  But I got to grips with it pretty quickly and it certainly does go sideways, made a couple adjustments to tyre pressures on the rear and it was fairly predictable!
                  Not only that, I used the wheels/tyres I drove there on and barely wore them down!


                  Did have 1 little incident with the wall (due to me being cocky trying to manji the straight) but damage was very light
                  I also destroyed my GV splitter on route to buxton

                  Heres some shots courtesy of Ben Arris Fellow DodgemSquad Founder:








                  my favorite shot of the day

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                  • #24
                    in the last pic looks like you ate shit somewhere

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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by Jaymo_sx View Post

                      Did have 1 little incident with the wall (due to me being cocky trying to manji the straight) but damage was very light
                      Yeah, came out of the corner and went into a manji down the straight following an r33 lol but i caught grip and lost power whilst heading towards the wall so tried to spin out but caught the wall. Damage is on the scuff and indicator, but i have TSI's to go in anyhow

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                      • #26
                        Also can you guys give us some support up on Facebook?

                        Log into Facebook to start sharing and connecting with your friends, family, and people you know.


                        We could really use the support!

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                        • #27
                          Me likes lots of low and drifting :P

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                          • #28
                            haha thanks dude, remember to support us over at
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                            • #29
                              thanks to Stanceworks for posting my car on their facebook

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                              • #30
                                Awesome dude. Look forward to updates.
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