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These are 17x8.25" +25 for front and rear. Front requires a 5mm spacer, and tire setup is staggered front to rear, 215/40-17 and 235/45-17

I wish I had an answer for you, but I have no idea if they actually sit lower, it feels very similar to me so if they do it's not significant. You should be able to get a more accurate answer directly from Tillett or send Greg's Race Parts a message as well! Best of luck 🤙🏼

I believe Greg has a brand new improved version of these on his site now, the V4 are very nice!

@@TonyMaples yea I saw but wait times are to long lol if you ever decide to upgrade to v4 I would buy yours

I will absolutely let you know, I believe there is still a set for sale locally I may pick up. The car has been parked for the past year and a half, needed a clutch and I took a job working remotely in the desert near Big Bend National Park, but back to city life and just pulled the transmission yesterday to put in a new clutch, so getting back into things. I will let you know if I pick up that other set when I'm back in town the first of the month 🤙🏼

@@TonyMaples seems like everyone wants these new v 4's lol they are a work of art I won't lie

​@@TonyMapleshey brother any update on those lights

Sure thing! The bypass will work on its own, but for me personally I don't need/want the fob or alarm system. Much more peace of mind knowing it will always start and the alarm will never randomly go off, had tons of issues with a previous Elise and so I elected to remove all of it

Thank you for clearing that up 😂 it's been years but the closure your comment brings me is incredible 🙌🏼

Unfortunately this unit is plug and play for Toyota based models only! I've seen a few solutions for Esprit digital dash setups but nothing plug and play.

I don't have any riveting recommendations that you could not find explained in better detail elsewhere, but as far as phones go there are some basics that will help! First, enable the grid lines in the Camera settings to aid in composing shots using the rule of thirds, leading to more balanced and interesting images. Take advantage of natural light whenever possible, aiming for golden hour-the first hour after sunrise or the last before sunset-for soft, warm lighting. Use the iPhone's Portrait mode to create a shallow depth of field for portraits, making the subject stand out from the background. Experiment with different perspectives and angles to make ordinary subjects look more captivating. Additionally, avoid using the digital zoom, as it can degrade image quality; instead, move closer to your subject if possible. Finally, utilize the editing tools and third-party apps to adjust exposure, contrast, and saturation to enhance your photos, just don't over do it! Lightroom Mobile is fantastic!

Finished the build quite some time ago and then got on the road for about 6 months last year traveling teaching photography all across the west. Got so busy I never could make another video on it. It's down for repairs now but as soon as it's back on the road I do have on my agenda to actually make a finished video! I also have some highlights on my IG @tonymaplesphotography that show it off in a bit more detail with it finished up. There's also some other highlights on there that show some of the crazy situations we got into in it!

We custom built this one, there are some old videos of us building it on this channel that you could use to build your own or show a local fabricator how we designed it!

That's actual carpeting that we made and installed to help keep the heat down during the summer. Also added a little bit of dynamat beneath it and it made a serious improvement!

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Same, I've converted this one to a mini RV at Thai point, lived out of it on and off 6 months last year, spent a ton of money keeping it running and still never plan to sell!

Thank you! I don't have much time when I'm on location to plan out or script these kinds of videos, too busy working! But I do love the opportunity to share the places I travel to, be it for work or for pleasure!

It's a pretty great build, very beautiful 🤙🏼

That one is a Thule Motion Apline, You can get it or a similar Alpine model from any retailer that sells Thule

😂😂 you get good at holding bottles. There is a seller on eBay I've seen that has a carbon center shift tunnel that has a cup holder in front of it, seems like one of the best solutions I've seen so far but haven't pulled the trigger