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MelloYello wrote:Toyo R888 - very grippy, even in the wet if your not stupid.

How's their road noise and treadwear? I'm considering these toyo tires also since I'm planning to take my car on the track.

Nice work! How do you find the ride quality so far?

Nice work! I like the idea of your custom struts/shocks. How's the ride quality so far?

Bump. So did you get your wheel arch panels? I went to a local local junkyard but no luck.

Bought a cheap ebay rad. Alloy thing with three rows. Looks like a knock off of Luckys one. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/282267296479?_trksid=p2057872.m2748.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT It's really low quality. Arrived damaged so they refunded me. Probably would have returned it if not as i...

I've seen some good pricing on http://www.autonaythinng.com, http://4wheelonline.com and other US stores though shipping cost is the problem. I bought some replacement parts from rockauto before and I can say that their service is quite good.

Traxnada wrote:Very nice!
Don't powder coat the rims of the wheels themselves though... alumium tend not to like... at all

I've heard from other shops that you can powdercoat alum wheels safely. Just don't use super high heat.

If your current suspension is still good, coilovers are a good option.

Is diswasher tab bad for alloys?

I would buy a new one since getting a refurbished is a hit and miss sometimes.