Okay so I parted my car out a while ago, had a buyer but life happened and I ended up keeping it. So, I decided to mod the car again, this time with a primary focus on stance. I learned a lot my first round of modding, so this time I made sure to do it the right way.
Mod list since I've started re-modding:
-Broadway Static Coilovers (Front 15k, 5in - Rear 20k, 8in)
-M3 Steering Wheel
-Megan Camber Arms
-Megan Toe Arms
-Formula 1 Ceramic Tint
-System (Skar VVX-12 and LP-1000)
-ACS Pedals
-Clear Bra
-Aero Spoiler
-Muffler Delete
-Myele HD End Links
-Painted Reflectors
-Debadge
-GP Thunder 8500k Angel Eyes
-K&N Drop In
-Rolled Fenders
Tomorrow I will be ordering wheels and orion angel eyes. I also plan on picking up some LCI tail lights soon. As far as modding further, maybe a lip and a few small things, but I'm done after that. I like the OEM+ look.
Here are some pics from the last few months.
First and foremost: I cracked the fuck out of my phone again. Then it got stolen at EDC Orlando.

Woohoo, camber and toe arms! Much needed, as last time I was slammed my alignment would never come into spec.

For all you 328/335 owners, an M3 steering wheel is money well spent. One of my favorite mods by far.

Here's a pic of how I mounted the amp for my subwoofer. Pretty good spot as it's easily accessible but doesn't waste any space.

I've been working with Broadway Static to get their E9X coilovers set up perfectly. Basically been doing R&D for the last few months. Finally have the front set up perfectly on a 5 inch 15k swift spring and a super short strut body. The rear is a tad bouncy on an 8 inch 20k so we may be switching that out for something stiffer. Here's a pic testing a 6 inch spring in the rear, with the adjuster all the way up! Definitely too short, and it was still bouncy. The 8 inch will be better for now.

Went back to the 8 inch spring, adjusted the height a bit, and went for an alignment at Enjuku Racing in Clermont. Excellent shop with excellent prices. Apparently I can get at least 7 degrees of camber with these Megan arms, which is cool although I'll probably not need that much.

Then I test fit one of my buddy's Forgestar F14s just to get an idea of what size wheels I wanted to order. 18x11 +22 and it was just flush with the fender. I'm going to need something wider! They did look very nice though.




This is how she sits now, until my new wheels come. I tried going lower in the front but that won't be happening with those fatty stock tires and plastic fenders.












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