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you aren't ricing up your stag are you brad? i thought you were all go and no show :)

There is no shame in enhancing the exterior of one's Stagea.

Doing it to a Lancer/Excel on the other hand.... :blink::D

hmm not really enhancing - it is a factory part. From a lesser model....

Looks better though.

Not like he's putting a WRX bonnet scoop on it.

Mitchys just being sarcastic, i have no more engine mods to do now so its onto the exterior :) Got a few big plans and they are well underway to enhance the looks department. After driving the GTO, the stagea just doesnt do it for me in looks anymore so ill change that lol.

the stock grille looks like an egg carton and very cheap :blink:

i know what its gona look like after it finished :blink: should look hot brad. you gona go r34 gtr rims? if u want u can come have a trial fit( if u still need to get some more k,s under your belt

haha, dont give the secrets away just yet Jerome :P im not sure on the rims at the moment, i need another autronic cdi plug before i can drive the car again as some pins on the plug are damaged and causing a bad contact :) Once new years is over ill have the kit fitted and done (and the cdi plug fixed) and might take u up on the offer if u dont mind, that would be awesome as i love the gtr rims i just dont know how they would look on silver thats all.

Ill keep in touch mate :D

i know what its gona look like after it finished :D should look hot brad. you gona go r34 gtr rims? if u want u can come have a trial fit( if u still need to get some more k,s under your belt

sounds like someone is running their engine in?

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