New pics of my 4 door. 15" GSR rims

[Melt]

Anyways, my friend is busy working on his integra again, but this time I got to borrow all 4 GSR rims. So anyways, I snapped some pictures, it rides higher, but it rides a lot smoother on these and it feels like I have more control. My speedo reads 4.5 mph too slow with these on however lol.

Anyways, enough rambling and on with the pics.

[Honda_Racer]

Nice

[antiguabill]

....very nice.

[1PhatCX]

those r nice melt!
maybe u should borrow em for a long time? maybe break the tires in for him? hehe u need 2 drop ur car tho hehe:finger:

[GTA]

looking good i think those look better than your vx rims.

[Fishcat37]

i love the 94-95 GSR/Special Edition wheels. i used to have a gsr w/ those on it...i want those on my rex sooo bad....they look tight on a dropped ef imho

[Jmunk]

Where did you get a lift kit from ? J/k, looks nice.

[Skeme1]

[GTA]

Originally posted by Skeme1

perfect

[marked001]

yeah, seriously...you need to 'borrow' someone's springs



deeeee-rop!

[91civichatch2571]

I must say, it would look damn good with it lowered like that. Id make either that or MPFI my next step if I were you. No offense to sedans, but I dont like them too much. Somethin about yours tho that makes me kinda give in and say, not bad at all. Keep up the good work Melt.

[1990civic]

i think it would look better lower!

[Melt]

Yea, I should lower it, but I go to the sierras quite often.


Nice job on the photoshop though skeme, definitley gotta give you props for that.

[antiguabill]

i too love those GSR wheels.
we dont get integras in england.
and yours is the best looking sedan civic ive seen.

get adjustable coilovers then you can change the ride height when you go up the mountains. everyones a winner!

[sastanley]

For the Crispy Crisco person --> - good job staying on top of things mods...

I want those rims Melt...sweet...

So..since we are on the subject of dropping...can someone explain coilovers to me please? Are they easily adjustable?? Like Melt, I would have the occasional need to raise up the car, like when I use it as an SUV and go on weekend trips with the boat attached via trailer. Which shocks are designed to take the abuse of an adjustable ride height that coilovers provide?? Aren't shocks designed for a specific ride height?? Isn't that usually why cheap people that don't replace their shocks when they lower their car wonder why the ride sucks so bad after 6 months? (boing-boing-boing)