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The car from that film is a classic American car. There's no comparison or analogy that can be made from that quote to prove your views about corolla upgrades, bunta.

Nice can u upload a pic from the rear looking at the 3rd brake light . Thanks

If I could do it again I'd get 15 Al around and I think 80 on front. My factory glass has a greenish tint to it and I can still see green somehow

Wow. Even after repair car won't be the same. You need a garage.

I no longer hear the sound after my tire was repaired. It is more difficult now with exhaust, to distinguish or hear noises above the exhaust. Yesterday I was driving quite a bit down bumpy and crappy roads. I could have sworn I thought I heard a metallic clank once or twice, and I swear it...

great looking car volksrod. do you have more pics? showing all the angles?

Which would be the aluminum one I posted on page one of this thread. The carbon fiber one which is more is a lot lower and I dont believe is adjustable. They do have a higher and wider carbon fiber that costs more and I believe that would do some good too. I just don't know how black aluminum...

Im thinking the Meghan racing with twin foil design should do something even for a corolla while on the highway

Also Ive read lips are mainly aesthetic the only way to achieve down force is to have a spoiler with some height. Subaru says same thing when building their sports cars. The standard large wing will create down force the lip ifbubdont like the look is just pure aesthetic

Every company will paint if u provide the paint code .

Someone has to be the guinea pig.

I think i'm gonna get the elite one or the version on ebay...

155usd http://www.meganracing.com/product_detail.asp?prodid=767&catid=71

http://tuner-store.com/i-128247.aspx

For sure the RS is better than the stock lip. I honestly think now the elite custom (there are more than one brand of some thing it seems), might be cooler than I can imagine once its painted to match car and without all the plastic junk on that one pic. I like the idea that it extends the width...