Official VOLTEX Picture Thread!
Foam... What size wing is that, looks huge???
Not sure if it's the camera but your rear wheels look like the have positive camber, I'd throw some spacers in the back. What size are your wheels and tires?
Not sure if it's the camera but your rear wheels look like the have positive camber, I'd throw some spacers in the back. What size are your wheels and tires?
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This are some of the pictures of my ride with the Voltex type 5 GT wing, which I also post in the following thread. Click on the link if you are interested to see more photos:
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...t-preview.html




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https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...t-preview.html




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the car above looks clean as far as paint but the factory body just does not pull of the higher spoiler very well. some type of kit is needed to balance it out. i like the rexspeed jdm rear corners and cf side skirts but another more agressive front bumper and sideskirts for sure
I agree Rockman. I want my car to look exactly like Kiadaw since I'm a big OEM+ look guy but I don't think I can pull off that big wing. Funny thing is, my stock body s2 can pull it off but not a stock body evo (looks already more aggressive from the factory).
damn hella haters on the C-west vs. XI front thread! Alot of people hate the C-West front. I would rock the C-West front with some Voltex SPL Canards. Alot of people also call Voltex RICE! I love Voltex!!
I was just referring to the other thread because a lot of people were saying the c-west looks really ricey or that the Voltex looked really ricey but I was thinking to myself that I wonder if people really know that the Voltex parts are wind tunnel tested and that lots of R&D went into these parts and that they appear the way they are because the parts ACTUALLY PERFORM. Iunno i'm sorry if I seemed stupid for saying that but I just felt like people were hating on the fact that these parts are dubbed "RICE" when I think people really need to see that these parts actually work.



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