KristjanJohann

I lowered the car about 5cm in rear last night, haven't taken it out for a spin yet... I think I have to higher it again We'll see... here is a video before I lowered it in the back...

185/65/13" and 205/60/13" My friend painted his Orange... wtf

In Iceland, we start at 16y and we are only allowed to drive with our parents. And at your 17th b'day you get your full license if you pass the written and driving test in a Manual car

Quoted from their website. U think that's American dollars or something else?

Anyone got pix of some subys with any of these rims mounted?

More pix of my Leone and other Old Subys from Iceland here: http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/showthread.php?t=106020&page=10 And here are more rims i'd like to get my hands on: These ones that the thread is about cost $185 a piece, so x4 = $740, now that's a hole lot of money!

Did some search on the Scorpion wheels... and found this: http://scorpionsubaru.com/

Are they hard to get? Or what? Saw somewhere that they were 14" I think they could look nice on my Leone

Actually my friends made'em. First they drilled those screws through standard tires and installed inner tubes

Ofcourse the Suby is the first

These tires were actually just made for playing around on a frozen lake. Funniest thing was that they got better grip on the ice than you get on normal tires on dry asphalt.

Does anyone have a pic of a Subaru with these rims on?

MOAR!!!

More pix for you guys

Wanna SEE!!! And how did you rebuild the rear axles?

bwhahahah!

Coilover Sleeves... http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj198/Alron400/CoilR.jpg They are really bouncy So if you have bad roads, not a good idea. Just mounted instead of the stock springs on your shocks. Don't fit 100% right, but with some mods you can make it work.

Can't really remember if I put these one in here already: - Slam w/Honda Civic coilover sleeves - http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj198/Alron400/CoilR.jpg - Yellow tinted headlights - RWD Conversion - Toyota Corolla GTi Semi Bucket-seats - Icelands Best EA82!!!

Been upto some stuff!

Me and Oskar went on an Icelandic mountain ride to day. This is as high as the sun gets these days.

WoW! I didn't see that comment before. Thank you They teach us good English in grade school here. I've also been to U.S.A / NY a couple of times and we have mainly American/English TV-shows and Movies. And yeah just tell 'em madly spelling grammarians to send me a PM for some lessons, payable with PayPal and not refundable. Also Buy-me-now price offers via email @ buy-me-now-icelander-teach-english@whoohoo.awesome.com HAHAH

Mmmhhhhmmmmmmm hawt! That one to Old Icelandic newspaper AD:

We have around two or three 2000 model here in Iceland, mean that model?

They shipped very few Sedan EA81 to Iceland. So I've never seen the sedan with my own eyes. Just the T-wagon, and it's quite popular here