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FAST of WC 01-25-2012 01:16 PM

Stanced S2000...
 
Installed an agressive wheel tire combo which involved rolling and pulling fenders, lowering on coilovers, and performing track alignment to make it all come together.....



http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i1.../s2000side.jpg

http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i1...eque/s2000.jpg

http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i1...s2000side2.jpg

OneSikEJ8 01-26-2012 12:50 AM

cant wait until you get it back and i can shoot it

saxon 01-26-2012 01:07 AM

i guess i just dont understand this, putting stretched tires on a car that is meant to handle great from the factory, slamming it to the point where the suspension cant function like its supposed to

i guess from a couple angles it looks ok, and i respect peoples decisions and hard work/money they put into there cars but this whole "stanced" fad really needs to end

TalonTsi97 01-26-2012 01:13 AM

Love those wheels but not the "stance" fad. Wheels need center caps as well.

Noodile 01-26-2012 01:15 AM

looks badass, but def. needs center caps

Slevin 01-26-2012 09:00 AM

good work, but it's not considered aggressive unless the tire actually fits the wheel to me.

Heidilee 01-26-2012 10:18 PM

https://fbcdn-photos-a.akamaihd.net/...387_n.jpg?dl=1

amp 01-26-2012 10:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by saxon (Post 2099973)
i guess i just dont understand this...

youre in the majority...dont get it either..

Slevin 01-26-2012 10:56 PM

I don't understand the picture? Is that also the work FAST did to the car? Or did you not think you were going to crash when you put a 225 tire on a 10 inch wide wheel? If it's the first one, FAST did an amazing job. If it's the second one then..... :rofl:

Heidilee 01-26-2012 11:03 PM

It's the work they just did. It's not my car either, I was just in the car when it happened.

FAST of WC 01-26-2012 11:14 PM

Would just like to update people on here so they don't get the wrong impression...the customer came to us with mounted wheels and tires, installed coil overs and asked us to roll, pull and align car.
We are here to accommodate everyone as much as possible and try to make their vision a reality...


www.FASTofwestchester.com

ourbloodykisses 01-26-2012 11:28 PM

hardly look like you did anything to front

Slevin 01-26-2012 11:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Heidilee (Post 2100313)
It's the work they just did. It's not my car either, I was just in the car when it happened.

.......... Are you trying to tell me FAST crashed your car because of faulty workmanship? Now FAST please remove this comment if you want to, but seriously man? Did you honestly not know that putting such a small tire on such a wide wheel with all that negative camber wouldn't compromise your drive-ability? There's a reason the hellflush community advocate "low and slow." Most people can't even drive above 55 mph with a hellaflushed car. This is totally your fault and has nothing to do with FAST. Your negligence crashed the car, not the work done. To me, it looks like FAST did everything you told them to. That is his job. Why you would ever make such a superior handling car so pathetic with your wheel/tire combo blows my mind, but that is besides the point. Do not try to tarnish the name of a 15 year Honda master tech all because you didn't take the time to research what you were doing to your vehicle.

Heidilee 01-26-2012 11:44 PM

Clearly you took that the wrong way, I meant the damage from the accident happened to occur where he just had work done. I did NOT say it was FAST's fault. He was actually very pleased with it. I was trying to say that less than 24 hours after he just had it done, he happened to get in an accident that hit the fender. Not FAST's fault, at all. It's meant as in, it sucks what he just got done is what was ruined. The work done to it, had nothing to do with the accident. Damn.

Heidilee 01-26-2012 11:47 PM

The picture was also just meant to show that it was in an accident. It's not meant to put any blame on FAST. They did exactly what he wanted, and he was happy with it.

andrewv. 01-26-2012 11:48 PM

Ok this is all just a mix up. Yes that is my car how it sits now. Nothing that FAST did nor my wheel setup caused this. I was very satisfied with the work they had did. I had gotten nothing but complements and have already recommended that shop to my friends despite me living about 1.5 hours away.

What had happened was I was driving and an older lady cut my off and resulted me in hitting her. The bumper will need to be replaced, front fender, headlight and air bags. It happened going at about ~30mph.

But I just want to clear everything up. NOTHING FAST did nor I did caused this. They are a very well shop and I was more than satisfied with my first time there. They were all so helpful there, and could not of asked for better service. When my car gets back on the road I will be visiting them again. IT was just a misunderstanding. What she was trying to say with that picture was that they just did work on my car and unfortunatly it doesnt look how it does anymore in the pictures that were posted first above due to the accident. Me, my girlfriend, several people in my town as well as a random person at a traffic light all complemented me. I understand the risks of a stretched tire and such but none of that caused the accident. As I have stated previously, as soon as my car is fixed I will be taking it back there for the great service they provided me the first time. And sorry for any confusion this might have caused

OutToWinPAHC 01-26-2012 11:48 PM

I sometimes wonder about the civil liability of a licensed inspection shop doing stretches as such

andrewv. 01-26-2012 11:52 PM

They never stretched my tires, I got them done somewere else.


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