As the title implies, this cars purpose is to be a jack of all trades. Groceries, go to work, track days, autocross, without needing to overly complicate it.
Fitment wise, I’d say this is pretty flush while keeping it at simple as possible.
Lowered on RCE springs
Konig ultragrams 18x8.5+38 on 225/40/18 tires
Front camber bolts: -2.5front, -1.5 rear
So basically, wife left full time work Feb of this year to pursue a stationary making/selling business due to burnout which I totally get
Fast forward, we are out of savings and the financial impact is really affecting now.
I myself make a okay amount of 110k, but after covering both of our bills and basic expense like food/gas, it comes down to the negatives every month.
Her business is currently making about $100-200/mo so basically nothing
I’ve brought the topic up once already of getting a part time job, she’s very hesitant to the idea.
As title suggests, which of the above oils would you all choose for the car?
Been using motul the entire ownership (daily & light track), with no consumption or issues whatsoever, Changed every 3-4k
The Eneos is a good chunk less $$$ .
Anyone have experience with the brand? Or does it not really not matter since my OCI is so short. Goal is to obviously make sure the engine lasts as long as possible.
Hey yall,
Fitment noob here, pulling the trigger on some wheels, looking for some confirmation it’ll fit without issue / if I’m cutting it too close (wheel it fit pictures attached)
Setup:
Racecomp springs w/ camber bolts
Factory brembos
Superspeed RF066RE 18x8.5+40 on 225/40/18 tire