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A Few Christmas Pics With The Drop...

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Ok Ok, you can stop sending me PMs and hinting towards it in posts. Here are pics with the Koni/Eibach setup on my coupe. Koni's are top perch in the front and middle in the rear. I have no clue how long it takes to settle, so maybe it'll get lower. I don't know. The day it was done my dad was curious and he started measuring things between our Legends and it was 1 inch lower at that point. I didn't want it slammed or anything, just a slightly lower look, and that's what I got. You'll get better pics in the future, but these will have to do for now. :D







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Looks so much better than 02 lol
mYbabYLeGend said:
Looks so much better than 02 lol
Thanks.

I think.

You mean better than it was in 2002? :)
Don't drop it anymore. People don't seem to get that the Legend has wide wheel wells and when you drop too much you lose the symmetry of the top gap with side gap, making the car look stupid.

Drop looks good!
arnach said:
Don't drop it anymore. People don't seem to get that the Legend has wide wheel wells and when you drop too much you lose the symmetry of the top gap with side gap, making the car look stupid.

Drop looks good!
Thanks-it's not going any lower. I love how it looks right now.
91LSMAN said:
You mean better than it was in 2002? :)
Lol yeah, i was too lazy to type
:bowdown: Now you're just about done. Very nice!

How do you have your front plate mounted. I cant find a license plate holder and wanna do the same. Pics would help too.
mYbabYLeGend said:
Lol yeah, i was too lazy to type
That's what I figured. hehehe Thanks

patronlegend said:
Looks great :bowdown:
Thank You. :2cool:

Slipnstream said:
:bowdown: Now you're just about done. Very nice!

How do you have your front plate mounted. I cant find a license plate holder and wanna do the same. Pics would help too.
It'll never be done. They'll always be little things to do. :D

My front plate is mounted with two "L" shaped brackets, with the OEM bolts going into the OEM holes in the bumper. I got the idea from a thread posted by Chrisk a long time ago. He posted pictures of the bracket he used. He used one long thing bracket behind the plate, I just did it a bit differently and used two L shaped brackets. I made the measurements and my dad had one of his guys bend the metal at work. (Although they work with wood, I think they just pounded it while the metal was in a vice. LOL) It's basically the same concept as the "flip" method where you flip the OEM holder and use a few washers, but with this method I was able to "tuck" the plate further underneath the bumper for a sleeker look.

Thanks!!
Drop looks nice!

Now go get some lambo doors! :D :p
kostas86 said:
Drop looks nice!

Now go get some lambo doors! :D :p
Thanks!!!

Very funny. You think I'll get whatever forum members tell me to? ;) :giggle:
arnach said:
Don't drop it anymore. People don't seem to get that the Legend has wide wheel wells and when you drop too much you lose the symmetry of the top gap with side gap, making the car look stupid.

Drop looks good!
i have mine lowered 2" (eibach ground control adjustable springs) and it looks great! but does rub a little bit on very very sharp turns, sometimes.

but 91lsman your coupe looks great, love it!
Pat,

Looks great as always.

Any chance you can get a direct side shot of the car not on a driveway in daylight? I wanna get a feel for the drop on flat ground and in daylight to see if this is the set-up I wanna go with.

Also, do you mind driving to NY so I can feel how it handles potholes? Thanks.

-Eric
Alperovich said:
but 91lsman your coupe looks great, love it!
Thanks!!!

frantinez63 said:
Pat,

Looks great as always.

Any chance you can get a direct side shot of the car not on a driveway in daylight? I wanna get a feel for the drop on flat ground and in daylight to see if this is the set-up I wanna go with.

Also, do you mind driving to NY so I can feel how it handles potholes? Thanks.

-Eric
Thanks. I'll get some daylight pics soon. My time and the weather just need to cooperate. LOL

Oh and I'll make that drive to NY right away. :rolleyes: :giggle:
AHahahaha, Tyson might make the drive. I look forward to seein the pics.

-Eric

Thanks again.
frantinez63 said:
AHahahaha, Tyson might make the drive. I look forward to seein the pics.

-Eric

Thanks again.
Yeah, Tyson would do it. LOL
frantinez63 said:
AHahahaha, Tyson might make the drive.
You read my mind. *gets on mapquest*

32 hours, 2100 miles. Not bad! Just a tiny bit more than I did for NOPI. Maybe next summer ;). Eric, I really would love to see your coupe in person. And Pat, how about another photo shoot with your car and Dad's car? The red and green combo would make for a great Christmas shot! :D
4cruizn said:
You read my mind. *gets on mapquest*

32 hours, 2100 miles. Not bad! Just a tiny bit more than I did for NOPI. Maybe next summer ;). Eric, I really would love to see your coupe in person. And Pat, how about another photo shoot with your car and Dad's car? The red and green combo would make for a great Christmas shot! :D
I know. LOL But having them clean on the same day, and being home before it's too dark during this time of year is kinda hard. LOL Maybe this weekend..hmmmm.
Hey Pat,

Have you take your coupe with the new suspension over any bad roads....with dips, potholes etc.?

If so, how was the ride quality?

Thanks.

-Eric
frantinez63 said:
Hey Pat,

Have you take your coupe with the new suspension over any bad roads....with dips, potholes etc.?

If so, how was the ride quality?

Thanks.

-Eric
There are lots of bad roads in WA and taking any car over them sucks. LOL You do feel the bumps more, but it's not bad enough to not do it. :D
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