So if anyone remembers me, I talked about getting so ricelands awhile back...did some mo research and said **** that. Bought some Illuminas from FM (which took almost two months to get them..), installed with a couple friends without any real issues other than not reading instructions about drilling out stock tophats and stripped one of my shocks...whoops. no problem just rethreaded and got some different nuts (didn't have the right thread die available for the nuts that came with them). They feel like heaven compared to the **** i had. Kinda dropped my jaw a little when i saw the bumpstops were Styrofoam. The fancy FM ones were definitely worth the price. **** they even smelled like they were worth the price.
Unfortunately had to leave my baby for a couple months less than a week after install for a mission trip to Mexico, then out to NM to move my brother to AZ and stayed with him. Drove his Rx8 six hours for that move, couple weeks later had to deal with it pissing fluid everywhere and overheating. Come to find out some ******* prairie dog crawled up in one of his radiator fans and died there. New radiator install was the longest radiator install i've ever even heard of. It was one of those projects where things didn't fit right...anyways me and him started car shopping because reasons. He's now the proud owner (and I mean PROUD) of a brand new 370z sport/touring model. It's probably the fastest thing i've ever driven with four wheels.
I missed my car as much as my family after so long. Got back home and immediately started stripping some weight just to play with. Managed 60 lbs just from spare tire/jack and stuff, radio (which was terrible), removed carpet in trunk to discover 20 years of dirt (its clean now), glove box (because who needs it), and wiper fluid reservoir. Yes i had it weighed before and after.
Oh yeah the sorta cool part.

This means I'm super cool slammed awesomeness right? Jk but that whole one inch drop from the new suspension is what cleared my windshield for this haha. It's now my permanent parking place at school. I doubt anyone will steal my spot now.. anyways saving up for new wheels and tires because tires are wayy past due for new ones, wheels are heavy, and the steelies just aren't doing it for me anymore. I'm incredibly impressed at how well this suspension just grabs to the ground with four year old almost bald tires.
<edit> happy forumz iz happy?

 

What tires/ wheels do you have your eye on?
I'd also start looking into more chassis stiffening items, such as frame rails, maybe door bars, etc.

 

Honestly not sure. I don't have a "budget" due to the fact that i don't have money to even use the word :P I work sporadically so cash comes and goes..id like to just save up and buy good stuff. 6 UL 15/9's? some hankooks to go on them. After that I'd like to rebuild my engine. She burns about a quart every 4000 miles or so. Maybe a clutch swap after that. I've SERIOUSLY thought about making my own frame rails and butterfly brace. Has anyone attempted that? Haven't even thought about researching it until now. <edit> apparently several people have

 

If you're looking for a solid, low-cost wheel and tire setup either find a good used setup or pick out a nice 15x8 wheel. I'd recommend either the heavily discounted Jongbloeds or the FFDs. Mount up some 205 Federal 595 RSRs and you've got a new full setup for well under a grand.

That's my current plan

 

What's a paragraph?

 

I wouldn't mind those aero 500's in black

would you like it double spaced times new roman 12 ft in MLA format?

 

No, but paragraph breaks are FANTASTIC.

 

It was a rhetorical question. A hint.

But, since you asked. Paragraphs make reading a work easier. Since I suspect you are wanting, say, 100 people to read your post; it makes more sense for you to add a little effort in the writing to save 100 people effort in the reading. Also, many people, like me for instance, will avoid reading your work altogether.

DNM

 

If you'll note, i understood your rhetorical statement which is why responded with my own..also i fixed it (i think). I thank thee for recommendations.