More pics from TRDPROVEN., Updated pics Options

[trdproven]

Here are pics I took at the beach today. Enjoy.








JDM Tilt License Plate Holder



Added 1 more pic of the front.


This post has been edited by trdproven: Feb 2, 2009 - 3:47 AM

[delusionz]

It is a tilt - do you want me to show you how far it can tilt back in, that is the minimum tilt that I've set it to. I can adjust it more forward and tilt far more in. I can even adjust it lower too. If you knew anything at all you would have notice the tilt adjustment bolts on the sides. The black piece is for the OEM bumper and the metal piece is the JDM tilt holder bought seperately.

For your information - the only thing missing is the riser blocks from a TRUE ss-III. I have everything else exterior wise for an SS-III. Don't mean to be rude but go back to Malpaso's ss-III thread information and re-adjust your reply or delete it

I don't want to be stink, And I know your car looks alot better than mine and you've obviously spent alot more money on it than I have... But.......

That looks nothing like an SS-III and the license plate holder isn't "tilt," It's just the right size to fit a Japanese license plate, their plates aren't tilted, yours just doesn't fit properly.

What it does look like though is a nice tidy Celica, *thumbs up*

says the guy without the ssIII spilters.

2 words buddy, E-ST202-BLMZF capisce?

[trdproven]

It is a tilt - do you want me to show you how far it can tilt back in, that is the minimum tilt that I've set it to. I can adjust it more forward and tilt far more in. I can even adjust it lower too. If you knew anything at all you would have notice the tilt adjustment bolts on the sides. The black piece is for the OEM bumper and the metal piece is the JDM tilt holder bought seperately.

For your information - the only thing missing is the riser blocks from a TRUE ss-III. I have everything else exterior wise for an SS-III. Don't mean to be rude but go back to Malpaso's ss-III thread information and re-adjust your reply or delete it

I don't want to be stink, And I know your car looks alot better than mine and you've obviously spent alot more money on it than I have... But.......

That looks nothing like an SS-III and the license plate holder isn't "tilt," It's just the right size to fit a Japanese license plate, their plates aren't tilted, yours just doesn't fit properly.

What it does look like though is a nice tidy Celica, *thumbs up*

says the guy without the ssIII spilters.

2 words buddy, E-ST202-BLMZF capisce?

you are a pretty weird guy.

looks hella sick!!!! damn my car is far from bring this clean, i got a question though, what suspension are you running right now? can if you can please give me a detailed spec of your suspension, i just ordered set of tanabe df210 lowering springs should lowere the car 2.2 inch front and 1.5 rear, how much was the megan coilovers??

I ran TRD springs with KYB struts before, then I switched it out to Intrax springs at 1.8 all around. I will never regret the TRDs or Intrax. Both good springs. Intrax is not that low for 1.8, thats why i got coilovers. Now I have the megan coilovers, which I have not put on yet.

Dude you got some deep pockets.

haha ya what he said! how do u get all that money!!

I'm an IT Specialist for the Navy. My car is not the only thing I love spending for, I spend for gadgets, bbq's all the time, movies, band equipment, DJ equipment, eating out, and going clubbing and treating friends. I have partial regrets that I spent so much on my celica, I guess I just wanted to do it while I am still young. I'm still waiting for one really solid paint job and body work. It makes me all realize I should be spending for something more important like a new house and or land. My advice is think real hard what style you really want and just stick to that. You don't want to keep buying stuff only to change it out again. Don't cheap out on parts, get the best the first time. The only reason why people spend a lot is because you keep buying the same stuff over and over. My best advice - keep researching, that is the best decision you can make first. I have a lot of spare parts I keep around - some never used.

This post has been edited by trdproven: Feb 3, 2009 - 7:21 AM