Skyline Drive CETA Pix (Widescreen)
10-20-2008, 12:31 PM
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Skyline Drive CETA Pix (Widescreen) Hey folks, thought I'd share just a few pictures with you guys. The GF and I took a little trip out to Skyline Drive past Charlottesville, VA to do some hiking. Needless to say, the scenic mountains made for a few good pictures of the CETA. Shame it was cloudy, otherwise they could have been really bad *** with the sun shining. Anyways, enjoy - I'll throw in 2 other pictures I really liked of the woods. Oh and excuse my car, its dirty and not shiny (its a DD -- what do you expect. 
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......love the car though. 
10-20-2008, 03:59 PM
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haha. Anyway it looks sexy, everyone always goes up there i needa take a drive one day it looks gorgeous. Shoulda got a cruise with a bunch of people altho, girl + scenic view = i kno what u were going for!! haha. 
10-20-2008, 04:37 PM
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So if I want to lower it, what are some good choices for me? I dont need the latest and greatest shocks and springs for racing suspension and all that jazz. This is a DD, its more about aesthetics than being a race car. How can I drop it about 1.4 in the back and 1.6 in the front so that I won't break my bank?
10-20-2008, 05:15 PM
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since it's a dd i would go with bmr's 1" lowering springs. if you drop too much you'll scrape a lot. you can also just do the hose mod on the back as well if you want the rear lower than the 1"
[good pics]