Driven Motorsport Cruise and BBQ Sun 21st Oct

[Jonson]

Someone could have told me I look like a bogan...
Some nice pics there Matt. Drew has only had the S6 for a couple of weeks, came from a lot of Neesans lol. Believe it or not the guy cooking the sausages is a chef

 

[bogan bob]

Seems I'm not the only 'coon driving customer of yours

Yea, now...

good to hear the day raised some reasonable $$$ for charity too

 

[it's.simon]

Just realised, Nismo covers in the FD... someone is confused

I spotted the v35 (g35) rims on the FD aswell. Picked them out straight away because I love those rims, would be perfect for vr4. 18x8+30 with some 10mm spacers to clear hub centre.

 

[Bigfoot]

Here are a few that I managed before my knee gave out. Although I didn't attend the cruise, the catch up afterwards was awesome and it was good to see everyone's pride and joy all together for a great day and a deserved cause.
I haven't done any touch ups or removed number plates but if anyone would like that done, just let me know.

 

[it's.simon]

Sweet photos, vr4 fronts look so nice and aggressive all together. Liking the last pic Kenny, looks like the cars get progressively lower right to left haha.

 

[Slinz]

Now I want a rubber lip

 

[eyecandy]

I reckon we should get some "Clarke Rubber" race stickers made up :lol:

 

[ttgvr4]

Sorry but what's the rubber called that's used under the front bumper from Clark rubber?? Best way to install it to bumper?? Cheers

 

[eyecandy]

90 degree right angle rubber, screw it in with self tappers, I noticed if you screw one point in and then stretch the rubber prior to screwing in the next screw it reduces the ripple effect.

 

[ttgvr4]

Thanks saves the front

 

[Interloper]

90 degree right angle rubber, screw it in with self tappers, I noticed if you screw one point in and then stretch the rubber prior to screwing in the next screw it reduces the ripple effect.

can also use push in plastic items (can provide details) after drilling an appropriate hole through the rubber and bumper (this is handy should the missus drive into a wheel stop down at the shopping centre.....). will need to cut out at least one triangle on the sharp corners of the bumper to reduce ripple

 

[eyecandy]

can also use push in plastic items (can provide details) after drilling an appropriate hole through the rubber and bumper (this is handy should the missus drive into a wheel stop down at the shopping centre.....). will need to cut out at least one triangle on the sharp corners of the bumper to reduce ripple

Are you telling us you are also lipped ;-)

 

[unclepaulie]

fat lip crew lol.

mine is actually square profile, dunno about the rest

 

[TME_Steve]

Mine is too, looked like a great day guys, glad to see Jon getting this support!