After a couple of years of driving the R34 very low to the ground, I finally ended up raising her up. I've been getting a tired of trying to avoid every single crack or pebble on the road, and the ride quality with a stretched 35 series tire up front wasn't the most comfortable.. I decided to go with a fatter tire and consequently, had to raise the car up for some clearance..
One thing that I overlooked for a while is the fact that a sedan is much longer than the little coupes I was used to driving at a low height. Speed bumps were a nightmare with this ride height.
Though I miss the look of her slammed like the last picture, I definitely enjoy the new found comfort. It still rubs and startles me once in a while, but it's not quite as painful as before. I'm done with refiberglassing my bumper over and over again..
Met up with Shafeen a couple weeks back and we had an amazing sunset shoot. We got lucky with the weather as it's been really rainy lately. We had postponed this shoot multiple times and when we saw a bit of sun peaking through the clouds in the morning, we knew this was our chance.
I love shooting at night because I can control the light, however I want it to be. The dark emptiness is my blank canvas, to draw what I want.
Jesse has made some more progress on his S13, and this probably excites me more than my own car excites me.. haha. Sad but true!
I dropped by Jesse's place a while ago shoot some photos of his project and get some helping loosening up my coilovers. I've been following his build on our local forum for a while but seeing it in person was a whole different story.