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PaulWez

Member Since 09 Jan 2011
Offline Last Active Sep 20 2011 10:23 PM
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In Topic: Your Fiesta

14 September 2011 - 11:31 PM

This is my new Fiesta 1.4 Titanium (2012 spec) in Frozen White, just 1 week (and 140 miles) old.

Nice car all round!

Need to learn how to detail properly now!!

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I strongly recommend either H&R springs 50mm or full set of coilovers to make your cars stance look alot sportier, top end range model with a sporty touch would look brilliant. Happy motoring!! :)

In Topic: Your Fiesta

14 September 2011 - 11:26 PM

Is your car on coilovers cos that's loooooowwww!!! :o


yes "sem" it's on AP racing coilovers, wound down to the front as much as it will go, rear is down 75mm and front 93-95mm :)

In Topic: New Member - Frozen White Project

14 September 2011 - 11:24 PM

Thanks for the positive feedback guys! love when i'm told it's too low.... never too low! :P try going round a corner with your butt on the tarmac... little go kart! not sure what else to do next regards visual aspects? any opinions no matter how outlandish I'd like to hear :) was thinking maybe to attempt a carbon roof wrap or some take on the st500 bonnet decal to fit the bonnet lines?!

In Topic: New Member - Frozen White Project

14 September 2011 - 11:19 PM

Looks nice to me mate, good work :).

It is pretty low on the front, what's it like seriously? My sisters boyfriends MK5 Zetec S is lowered about the same as your front all the way around, there's **** loads of scrubbing and the new alloys he's put on are like 16' so there's about an inch between the back tyre and arch.. lol

Dan


it only ever scrubs on long speedbumps, which is fine cause its only the underneath plastic valance part so i dont mind. The short and high semi circular speedbumps are just a no go though, it will not go over without hitting chassis and god knows what else, done it once and never again so other than the one type of speed bump it goes everywhere..... o and minus a few multistory car parks ;)

In Topic: New Member - Frozen White Project

10 September 2011 - 10:03 PM

LOL, I love the speed bumps.... so much so I stop infront of them and kiss it with my bumper :)

chrome moulding? :/

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