Who has the best looking NOTCHBACK ? by dozol
Started on : 03-27-2005 04:42 AM
Replies : 642 (2962 views)
Last post by : jonrev on 04-14-2021 02:49 AM
Feb 20th, 2006
Rare87GT Member Posts: 5068 From: Wichita, KS USA Registered: Oct 2001
I'm definitely diggin the black Formula with the wheels. That thing is so clean!! I love it.
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07:46 PM
doublec4 Member Posts: 8289 From: Oakville, Ontario, Canada Registered: Jun 2003
quote Originally posted by Greg Z:
hard to compare with the other cars on here, but here's my contribution.
What did you lower your front end with? I like your cars stance
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07:47 PM
RadRuss Member Posts: 449 From: Ft. Myers, FL Registered: Sep 2001
RadRuss Member Posts: 449 From: Ft. Myers, FL Registered: Sep 2001
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Feb 21st, 2006
RadRuss Member Posts: 449 From: Ft. Myers, FL Registered: Sep 2001
12:03 AM
Greg Z Member Posts: 1218 From: New Orleans Registered: Jun 2004
quote Originally posted by doublec4: What did you lower your front end with? I like your cars stance
i cut the factory springs. i took 2.5 coils outs and i love it. i planned on going back and taken another coil out of the back, just haven't done it yet
06:20 AM
Saxman Member Posts: 5151 From: Melbourne, FL Registered: May 2005
quote Originally posted by lildevil: Heres a new pic and and action shot...me giving SaxMan a ride !
What you can't see is me crapping my pants as he went from 0-60 in a parking lot! Wahoo!
10:47 PM
Erik Member Posts: 5625 From: Des Moines, Iowa Registered: Jul 2002
that catylitic converter looks like a live axle chrome or aluminum center cover
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Feb 22nd, 2006
RACE Member Posts: 4842 From: Des Moines IA Registered: Dec 2002
This car would be the absolute ultimate if it was modded to use a fastback rear deck lid and GT tail lights.
01:12 AM
FieroDiva Member Posts: 370 From: Greenfield, Iowa Registered: Jan 2003
quote Originally posted by LAMBO: Here's my three
I vote for this one
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09:02 AM
Kohburn Member Posts: 7349 From: Oriental, NC Registered: Jul 2003
quote Originally posted by doublec4: What did you lower your front end with? I like your cars stance
kinda like this?
front springs cut 1.5 coils rears cut 1 coil (no lose coils anywhere - rides like lowering springs)
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doublec4 Member Posts: 8289 From: Oakville, Ontario, Canada Registered: Jun 2003
quote Originally posted by Kohburn: kinda like this?
front springs cut 1.5 coils rears cut 1 coil (no lose coils anywhere - rides like lowering springs)
Yeah kinda like that...
I have eibach lowering springs which I've been happy with but I sort of want my front end an inch lower.
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11:32 AM
Kohburn Member Posts: 7349 From: Oriental, NC Registered: Jul 2003
quote Originally posted by doublec4: Yeah kinda like that...
I have eibach lowering springs which I've been happy with but I sort of want my front end an inch lower.
to get one more inch i'd recommend drop spindals or rodney dicmans drop ball joints
11:40 AM
doublec4 Member Posts: 8289 From: Oakville, Ontario, Canada Registered: Jun 2003
quote Originally posted by Kohburn: to get one more inch i'd recommend drop spindals or rodney dicmans drop ball joints
I just had the ball joints replaced last summer, but those are both options I've been looking into
11:57 AM
Greg Z Member Posts: 1218 From: New Orleans Registered: Jun 2004
heres a different angle where the shadow in the wheelwell is not so noticeable.
06:21 PM
Feb 23rd, 2006
FieroMaster88 Member Posts: 7680 From: Mattawan, MI Registered: Nov 2000
Couple more of my car from last September.
01:59 AM
Will-Martin Member Posts: 1164 From: DFW, TX, USA Registered: Aug 2002
quote Originally posted by FieroMaster88: Couple more of my car from last September.
Wow, I love that car!
02:06 AM
americasfuture2k Member Posts: 7131 From: Edmond, Oklahoma Registered: Jan 2006
Feb 24th, 2006
darkhorizon Member Posts: 12279 From: Flint Michigan Registered: Jan 2006
quote Originally posted by Erik:
that catylitic converter looks like a live axle chrome or aluminum center cover
AWWWW Supra tails was my idea for my 88 coupe, darn, now I am going to have to put a Vette rearend on it.
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May 10th, 2006
WingNut - MD Member Posts: 5261 From: Hockeytown Registered: Apr 2003
BUMP
Us Notchie guys can't be stuck way down on the list while the F/B's are on page 1.
07:53 AM
CenTexIndy Member Posts: 3061 From: Waco, Texas, USA Registered: Mar 2006
Here is a pic of my car.
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09:28 AM
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TXGOOD Member Posts: 5410 From: Austin, Texas Registered: Feb 2006
The way mine is now. Not for long
01:55 PM
TXGOOD Member Posts: 5410 From: Austin, Texas Registered: Feb 2006
Well My pic obviously didn`t go with my post
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TXGOOD Member Posts: 5410 From: Austin, Texas Registered: Feb 2006
Jun 13th, 2006
madcurl Member Posts: 21401 From: In a Van down by the Kern River Registered: Jul 2003
Jarhead 2m4 Member Posts: 1849 From: Missouri City, TX Registered: Jun 2006
First Post!!!
My dad (Cheever3000) should be picking this up on Sunday and bringing it to me next Wednesday.
06:38 PM
Kelvin Vivian Member Posts: 1233 From: San Jose, CA, USA Registered: Jan 2001
1987 SE
Factory options:
4-cyl, 5-spd, spoiler, performance sound, sunroof, manual windows, manual locks, manual mirrors, rear decklid release, no rear def., no cruise, dual twin pipe exhaust
------------------ 88 GT T-Top 5-spd #338 of 1252 87 SE 4-cyl 5-spd sunroof, spoiler, performance sound 85 2M4 base coupe T-Top 5-spd, rackless decklid, 15-in 88 GT rims, aero-conversion
06:48 PM
PontiacJ8 Member Posts: 592 From: Clay, New York w/ all the trees & the cars hidden in between! Registered: Jun 2004
quote Originally posted by Kelvin Vivian:
I love the bicycles- I'm sporty & outdoorsy!
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08:46 PM
Jun 14th, 2006
bonji86 Member Posts: 106 From: Neosho, Missouri Registered: Aug 2004
That is a really nice notchie. is it an 84? I almost bought one a while back that looked identical to that one except that paint wasn't as nice. Do you have anymore pictures of it?
-Jonny-
quote Originally posted by Jarhead 2m4: First Post!!! My dad (Cheever3000) should be picking this up on Sunday and bringing it to me next Wednesday.
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sonic50 Member Posts: 3873 From: All over the USA Registered: Aug 2004
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proff Member Posts: 7393 From: The bottom of the world Registered: Oct 2004
A right hand drive fiero
Mine one of the best in Australia.
Thats what I would like to think
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85 red SE
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tesmith66 Member Posts: 7355 From: Jerseyville, IL Registered: Sep 2001
I'm getting closer...
(Actually, it's in primer now)
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07:05 AM
F-I-E-R-O Member Posts: 8410 From: Endwell, NY Registered: Jan 2005
F-I-E-R-O Member Posts: 8410 From: Endwell, NY Registered: Jan 2005
08:12 AM
tesmith66 Member Posts: 7355 From: Jerseyville, IL Registered: Sep 2001
quote Originally posted by F-I-E-R-O: Aaacckkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk!!!
Patience, Grasshopper.
09:04 AM
larini74 Member Posts: 1878 From: Florida Registered: Jan 2005
If you buy the front spoiler from FieroWarehouse, and modify to suit your taste,
it would come close.
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09:06 AM
Jarhead 2m4 Member Posts: 1849 From: Missouri City, TX Registered: Jun 2006
quote Originally posted by bonji86: That is a really nice notchie. is it an 84? I almost bought one a while back that looked identical to that one except that paint wasn't as nice. Do you have anymore pictures of it? -Jonny-
Yes it's an 84! i only have one other pic of it since the owner just agreed to sell it. It's not even in my posession yet.
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09:49 AM
F-I-E-R-O Member Posts: 8410 From: Endwell, NY Registered: Jan 2005
quote Originally posted by tesmith66: Patience, Grasshopper.
I've seen Fieros that looked worse turned around. Grasshopper shall practice patience, will even stop drinking caffine to help him do so.
10:47 AM
Jarhead 2m4 Member Posts: 1849 From: Missouri City, TX Registered: Jun 2006
I do like those wheels on tesmith66's project. What are they?
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tesmith66 Member Posts: 7355 From: Jerseyville, IL Registered: Sep 2001
quote Originally posted by Jarhead 2m4: I do like those wheels on tesmith66's project. What are they?
17x7 ADR Formula 5. They are no longer available, though
Got them last year off ebay for $350 shipped
They are 48mm offset, but the 11.25" brake swap and some 8mm wheel spacers (cut from old rear rotors) will fix that. The factory Fiero lug nuts and covers fit perfectly, so I didn't have to get any special hardware.
The tires are 225/45R-17 Kuhmo Ecsta 711
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