1993 Ford Probe.

[Garrett B]

I'm keeping the probe for now that guy's prelude was a pos haahh. Should be painting it soon and I still don't know what I'm doing for getting it low low loww.

[Dave_The_BMXER]

My buddy is on K sports if I recall




He's since brought it down a bit more with new springs for the coils

[244Brick]

you should look into yoshiharadesign wheels on www.discounttiredirect.com
DY-37c 18x9+25 or 18x10 +25 both have 3" or 3.5" lip

[Shaun708]

My buddy is on K sports if I recall




He's since brought it down a bit more with new springs for the coils

Ksports are correct

[Garrett B]

well it's been snowing here in iowa so I can't really do anything but I had this project to build a mousetrap car in science and i made it super low hahah. I thought you guys might get a kick out of this.

[baimasanji]

I'm keeping the probe for now that guy's prelude was a pos haahh.

[Garrett B]

haven't updated this thread in a while. So...long story short the probe got smashed on the front end. Wasn't worth fixing it because of how much I purchased it for and I sold the whole thing to a friend because he grenaded his mx-6 engine. Really sad to see it go but ice and cars don't mix.
Hopefully getting either a 4th gen vw jetta or 2001 saturn sc2 depends on which is better condition.

[TheTynosaur]

I vote jetta. But I'm biased

Everyone hates on MK4s, but they are very solid cars with a huge aftermarket. Mine is a 2.0 manual, and albeit slow, it is pretty fun to drive and gets good gas mileage. The only problem I've had in a year and a half *knock on wood* is a pesky oil leak coming from the plug, but I'll probably just get a new hybrid pan and plug for like $90.

(moral of the story: they aren't nearly as unreliable and expensive to repair as people make them sound. Unless you buy an auto. Don't buy an auto.)

[Garrett B]

I vote jetta. But I'm biased

Everyone hates on MK4s, but they are very solid cars with a huge aftermarket. Mine is a 2.0 manual, and albeit slow, it is pretty fun to drive and gets good gas mileage. The only problem I've had in a year and a half *knock on wood* is a pesky oil leak coming from the plug, but I'll probably just get a new hybrid pan and plug for like $90.

(moral of the story: they aren't nearly as unreliable and expensive to repair as people make them sound. Unless you buy an auto. Don't buy an auto.)

it's definately a manual. Never buying an automatic in my life. I'm just kind of nervous about all the electronics cause I **** wiring. but I've always wanted to take a new interior and drivetrain and put it in like an 85 vw jetta.

[TheTynosaur]

it's definately a manual. Never buying an automatic in my life. I'm just kind of nervous about all the electronics cause I **** wiring. but I've always wanted to take a new interior and drivetrain and put it in like an 85 vw jetta.

I haven't had an electronic problem yet, but apparently they are pretty common. it just has strange quirks. When I'm turning the radio up, the volume goes down before going up, there's a few rattles, and the shorting got weird and I had to adjust the linkage. I also haven't messed with any electronics yet. I'll be switching to a three spoke steering wheel, and its pretty common for that to trip the airbag light, so that'll be interesting.

Overall, its been super reliable and a great daily driver for me, but mine is the 2.0 which is one of the more reliable engines, if you get a vr6, your experience may be completely different.