mx3_ryder's 93 GS ZE aka "SMURF"

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Re: mx3_ryder's 93 GS ZE

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Had same body kit and it suffered a lot of 'incidents' and finally it was a major 'casualty' and I decided to go with stock bumper with GS lip. Much cleaner and neater look imo
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Just an update. Got an idea now what shes gonna look like. Just kind of mocked things up alittle. I'm in love!! :love: Got those ginormous side skirts finally off. Next is the hood and front bumper w/lip. Got some screw holes to fill now and some body work before paint. Gonna stick with the original Laguna blue, my favorite. It'll be doing a 2 stage paint job with lots of clear just in case so I can sand and buff it after to get a crazy shine and remove any orange peel. Yeah I know shes dirty!! :lol:
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VERY NICE!!! Now you can lower it more :wink: .
We all want to be fast and look cool. Cool changes but fast never does.
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Absolutely man!! Do you know anyone who may have some lowering springs sitting around?
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def needs moar low lol but its looking good!
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Your mx looks like stock ride height as well. You find an engine yet or rebuilding yours?
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:crying: one less body kit on the road. I love how car fads change every 10 years or so. body kits out stance and JDM in. I wonder what will be next....
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Re: mx3_ryder's 93 GS ZE

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Working on getting the ZE running again. New timing belt kit, tensioner and water pump. I bought new corksport shifter bushings as all the factory plastic ones were gone. Shortened my shifter by 2.250" to give alittle shorter feel.
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Hey man good progress, you've got a sweet looking mx-3. Can I ask what wheels and size tires those are?
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Re: mx3_ryder's 93 GS ZE

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Got the raked look going on here. Its all I have for tires currently until I purchase some new 215/45/17's. Wheels are 17" motegi MR7's. Rears are 225/45/17, fronts are worn 205/40/17,
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Thanks for the reply. Do you like the different sized tire setup? any noticeable difference?
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I've honsetly never had a good set of same size tires on since the 3 years i've owned it, so I have nothing to compare it too. I would say probably helps alittle with front wheel traction, but make it ride alittle harder in the bumps.
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mx3_ryder wrote:I've honsetly never had a good set of same size tires on since the 3 years i've owned it, so I have nothing to compare it too. I would say probably helps alittle with front wheel traction, but make it ride alittle harder in the bumps.
No worries, thanks anyways. Just trying to figure out what wheel/tire setup I want to go and there are so many damn options. Not to mention I haven't taken care of the suspension stuff either which might influence the wheel/tire choice anyways. O_O
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I wonder if 215/45/17's are gonna be too much tire after I lower the car on ebiach's or H&R's? The roads are terrible up here in the northeastern part of Vermont so hence more rubber.
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Re: mx3_ryder's 93 GS ZE

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ZE is running super smooth again!! Got it timed the first attempt. :D Time to start the body work!! Actually have already started sanding but don't have any pics yet, will take some along the way. :)

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I Cut 2.250" inches out of my stock shifter and welded it back together, can't even tell where the weld is.
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