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Originally posted by Skym View PostI think Joe Rogan's Hemi Cuda was one of the Muscle cars it was done to (photo in link below of custom frame rail, tubbed arches, 22inch rear wheels, etc) -
But it's using a solid axle, etc setup, which is different to a Skyline. Built by Chip Foose, Troy, etc.
I called it a subframe (my mistake, as was thinking it was attached to chassis like a subframe), but frame rail is the correct term. I must have been tired or distracted when I typed that post, as it's riddled with mistakes. Thanks for picking up on those mistakes, much appreciated.
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taff*tune from GTR.co.uk
my styling inspiration for my last project but mine was never finished..lol
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When I made that name, I had a dream of owning a skyline, never actually owning one
Little did I know that my dream would come true
I made the account to look and comment on all the cars for sale.
I hope that you didn't think I was referring to you/calling you a scumbag.
I'm sorry if you think I did
OT: Do what you want to your cars. Its YOUR car
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Originally posted by scumbag View PostContrary to your name, which screams knowledge and experience.
but yeah i completely forgot people drift our cars, i dont care to much for the sport so it doesnt enter my mind on a daily basis, and i know style is a big part of drifting so as long as u actually use the car i guess its kinda legit. at least u wont be a slammed offset queen that just hardparks like half of cali's population.
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Originally posted by RHDskylinehis name says it all.
Contrary to your name, which screams knowledge and experience.
I drive a gtst. Its an over-hyped s-chassis.
Don't get me wrong, I really like my car.
But I also hate the fact that walmart parking lot attendant's blow their load over it too.
I guess maybe a lot of skyline dudes are into that? Not blowing loads obviously, I wouldn't accuse you of that.
I fully intend to treat my r32 exactly the same as I would any of my other cars, regardless of them being 240's. Slammed, kitted, with big wheels. For it's intended purpose, it works great. Anyone that actually drifts their skyline can attest.
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Originally posted by VortXxe View PostThis is a ridiculous statement. Please don't spread misinformation about things you know absolutely nothing about.
Originally posted by VortXxe View PostSkylines have a 4-link rear suspension attached to a fix mounted subframe and differential. Lowering or raising the car has NO effect on the driveshaft.
SPL Parts designs and builds top shelf suspension components for street and track cars including Nissan, Infiniti, Scion, Subaru, Porsche and more.
Originally posted by VortXxe View PostThe only angle which will change is the halfshaft angle. Aggressively lowered, your halfshafts will sit nearly flat with just the right amount of angle in the joints. Stock the half shafts sit like 20-30* out of line.
I think Joe Rogan's Hemi Cuda was one of the Muscle cars it was done to (photo in link below of custom frame rail, tubbed arches, 22inch rear wheels, etc) -
But it's using a solid axle, etc setup, which is different to a Skyline. Built by Chip Foose, Troy, etc.
I called it a subframe (my mistake, as was thinking it was attached to chassis like a subframe), but frame rail is the correct term. I must have been tired or distracted when I typed that post, as it's riddled with mistakes. Thanks for picking up on those mistakes, much appreciated.
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Wow.... I had always heard things about skyline owners loving their "ride heights".
Wait till spring.
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