Updated Pics of my CL-S W/ Souveran (56k get a book)

hadboosttroy-- Yea I bought this one used with 36k on the clock and I was specifically holding out to buy one until I could get this color.



truzoom-- The older one's like mine may not seem to have "HID look" that you are referring to because they didnt have projector style HID's until the 04 models. While my headlights are factory HID's they have a different look at night since they arent projectors.



twitch-- The CL-S is a nice car but to be honest I LOVE the G35 Coupe which you have. Wanna trade ;) jk



gmblack3a-- Souveran is a must, if you dont want to shell out the 50-60 bucks for it then s100 is good but its no souveran. I ahve both and souveran just adds the "wetness" that I look for from my car.



Pontman43-- I love the firebird's for their raw power and mod abilities, but having a RWD even for the small amount of winter holds me back from most nice sports coupes. I always loved the 02-03ish TransAM WS-6 with the ram air hood...talk about a mean looking muscle car!!
 
01bluecls said:
twitch-- The CL-S is a nice car but to be honest I LOVE the G35 Coupe which you have. Wanna trade ;) jk
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:D sorry man but I am definitely hooked to mine. I knew I would like it but I really love the car!



I moved up from a 92 Prelude and one thing that kept me from going the TL route was the known tranny problems.
 
niiice color. i absolutely love that. definitely looks GREAT.

those are the same wheels as my dad's 02 TL-S, I believe. They look better on your car :D

very nice detail.
 
Twitch-- yea I know the auto trannies suck on the honda/acura but the 6 speed manual I heard are pretty durable. If they made an AWD G35 COUPE (I know the sedan can have it) I would be saving money up and selling my car the first chance I got!!



animes2k-- Thank you, yea the 02 TL-S are the same exact design yet I believe the TL-S's only got 17x7 while the CL-S's got the 17x7.5. Marginal difference if any. You cant tell by some of the pics but all four wheels have curb damage and sorts from the previous owner....in my almost two years of owning the car I have "yet" to curb them.... knock on wood.
 
01bluecls said:
Pontman43-- I love the firebird's for their raw power and mod abilities, but having a RWD even for the small amount of winter holds me back from most nice sports coupes. I always loved the 02-03ish TransAM WS-6 with the ram air hood...talk about a mean looking muscle car!!
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RWD + Winter = FUN! lol If you get good tires and know how to drive it then its no problem, no pickups on the other hand...my Tundra is more finicky than my car. Ya, I love the LS1 WS6s, but just wish they were cheaper when I was looking. :(
 
What Pontman said... I'm in Maryland and for the past three seasons (this being the third) I've run Blizzak LM-22's on my S2000 (2800lbs) and not had a problem - tho I think this is the last season for this particular set of tires. Last winter I was out passing SUVs on unplowed roads :)



Of course, this year I put some Blizzak Revo1's on the WRX and we haven't had any snow to speak of :P
 
Interesting...I guess I knew I could always get winter tires, but I didnt know they made that much difference! I may reconsider my next car for a RWD, although I would love to have AWD if decide to get a car that will mod to the 300-400 awhp range.
 
Sorry, but, is your front right tire a bit low on pressure? Awesome color and very nice/clean! I like the mods you've done, only "visible" to the one in the know!
 
AndyA6 said:
Sorry, but, is your front right tire a bit low on pressure? Awesome color and very nice/clean! I like the mods you've done, only "visible" to the one in the know!
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I think it appears that way because (1) the car has a horrible weight distribution of something like 60-40 and all the tires I checked that day read 35 PSI cold. (2) almost all those shots were on incline which shifts the weight to the front even more. My front tires for some reason always look low so I constantly check them every week and they maintain 35 PSI for a while. But thanks for pointing them out just incase I needed to check them again :)
 
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