My Car *56k Warning*

[Zoki]

Thought I would post some pictures, the car is a work in progress, so many plans and ideas but so little cashflow

P.S There is quite a lot of pictures.














This is my fav:

[Fidgits]

2nd location better than the first


just out of interest, what engine is in it?

[matc]

Thread Title said:

*56k Warning*

Is it 5 years ago again??

Nice car BTW - very stealth looking.

[Zoki]

I know some people who still use 56k, it's a 2.0 btw, but one of the future plans is some kind of forced induction.

[KingJeff 4th]

Fidgits said:

2nd location better than the first

Yeah its darker so you can't see it


Sorry OP, just dont like it.... bit 'chav chariot' for my liking.

[Daston]

KingJeff 4th said:

Fidgits said:

2nd location better than the first

Yeah its darker so you can't see it


Sorry OP, just dont like it.... bit 'chav chariot' for my liking.

I was thinking the same

10/10 for the work

3/10 on choice of car

[Malam]

I thought this was Pistonheads, not familycar.com

[Rotary Madness]

Actually, remove the silly front splitter, the vinals on the front lights, and fit some slightly smaller more chunky wheels and it wouldnt be that bad. For a "chavvy" car the workmanship is very good

[xj6executive]

Nice looking car, although does need some bigger front discs

[k_jessop]

Really like that, don't think it looks too chavvy.

[gareth.e]

Holy Big Brakes batman!!!!

[chiddles]

real nice work .to many doors tho , tires look cool, nice and slim but come on fullrun are pants dont you agree,

[Zoki]

Might not be to everyone's tastes but I like it. On the brakes issue, no point at them moment since engine is pretty much standard, but eventually some ST hubs and big brakes will go on. The tires I ordered with the wheels were Toyo T1R's but the order got messed up and I recieved Fullruns instead, thier not that bad in the dry, but shockingly bad in the wet though Now I've got some Toyo's on the front.

Edited by Zoki on Tuesday 17th March 22:05

[chiddles]

yeah thats what im running on my civic type r at the moment they are ok to be fair i like em and there cheap,

[Killer2005]

Rotary Madness said:

Actually, remove the silly front splitter, the vinals on the front lights, and fit some slightly smaller more chunky wheels and it wouldnt be that bad. For a "chavvy" car the workmanship is very good

[RobCrezz]

Zoki said:

Might not be to everyone's tastes but I like it. On the brakes issue, no point at them moment since engine is pretty much standard, but eventually some ST hubs and big brakes will go on. The tires I ordered with the wheels were Toyo T1R's but the order got messed up and I recieved Fullruns instead, thier not that bad in the dry, but shockingly bad in the wet though Now I've got some Toyo's on the front.

Edited by Zoki on Tuesday 17th March 22:05

Try Falken 452 if you can. I was a big Toyo T1R fan, but I have tried a set of the 452s and even better for similar price!

[ShadownINja]

Malam said:

I thought this was Pistonheads, not familycar.com

Don't you know? Readers' Cars is like Readers' Wives. You don't post nice looking ones in either. I might start a new thread for my shed.

Edited by ShadownINja on Wednesday 18th March 10:21

[norman156]

Fidgits said:

just out of interest, what engine is in it?

+1, would also like to know what engine it has...

[Zoki]

Zoki said:

I know some people who still use 56k, it's a 2.0 btw, but one of the future plans is some kind of forced induction.

I did say what engine it was further up. I will try the Falken 452's, I guess I just have to wait till these are illegal.

[norman156]

Zoki said:

Zoki said:

I know some people who still use 56k, it's a 2.0 btw, but one of the future plans is some kind of forced induction.

I did say what engine it was further up. I will try the Falken 452's, I guess I just have to wait till these are illegal.

Sorry must have missed that bit