patrickstar
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- Joined
- Feb 1, 2015
- Location
- Vancouver, Washington
Awesome progress Patrick, engine bay looks really nice.
Wish it looked as good as yours. I am really regretting not painting my bay now
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Awesome progress Patrick, engine bay looks really nice.
Love the steering wheel.
I understand the crimps and heatshrink: somethings is just comes out so much like you imagined it should it's significance far outweighs it's importance.
I've decided to run my 15x8 Epsilons for a while, I'm not planning on installing the R calipers until next winter. I'm looking at tires and was thinking about the Falken Azenis RT615k. Any opinions? Suggestions? I'm looking for 205/50R15
people like them, wouldn't plan on enjoying them in the rain if it's going to be a full use car. For 200tw consider the new Dunlop ZIII, little more money but better overall tire IMO. RE71r is kinda the benchmark 200tw tire but they go quick.
Super exciting. Who did your powder coating please?
I got it done at M&M Powdercoating over in Fruit Valley. They were quick, price was good, and I had a good selection of colors. Pretty easy process all said and done. Truth be told, they were just the first person to pop up when I googled "Powder coating Vancouver"
and if you keep driving down the road they're on you'll find a nice little spot to launch your boat or shoot your bow/shot gun.
and if you keep driving down the road they're on you'll find a nice little spot to launch your boat or shoot your bow/shot gun.
Cool, I need to explore out there more. I've gone our Lower River Rd a few times and enjoyed it
I've lived here my entire life, there's a ton of hidden gems around here. Once the world opens back up all of us vancouver people should meet up at the Brickhouse for a beer/volvo meet. The owner, Steve, is a super rad dude and supports car culture.
Fancy heater core bits.
Here for the inside scoops!