When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
Save the money that you would spend on Vmaxx and get something better. There are many others that are much better for a little more money. Just depends on what your goal is with the suspension and your Mini.
I have Megan and love them. Alot more functionality (adjustable camber plates and dampening) for only a few hundred bucks more. Another suggestions is to get rid of the chrome around the headlights, belt line, scuttles, driving lights and gas cap with Plasti-dip. Go with the matte finish better IMO.
Shot of my car with Megan's
Last edited by Blaxin41; Jul 30, 2012 at 09:49 PM.
Reason: added pic
Its a 1080p carbon wrap and why lose the wheels? Just got them to replace my stock white lites. And pic is how it was taken no filters I might buy meghans from the buddy of mine I git the bbs's from. Also what's the easiest way to plastidip the trim pieces I did one old s lite black for a spare.
Its a 1080p carbon wrap and why lose the wheels? Just got them to replace my stock white lites. And pic is how it was taken no filters I might buy meghans from the buddy of mine I git the bbs's from. Also what's the easiest way to plastidip the trim pieces I did one old s lite black for a spare.
I think those wheels will look great once the car is lowered. BBS are the best in the business. The side scuttles, gas cap and driving light trim is easily removable so plasti-dip them off the car with a few coats. Headlight trim was easier to do on the car with a good taping (but you can get them off the car as well). THe belt line is a big pain in the butt to plasti-dip since you cannot let it dry or it will peel off with the tape. If you know a good vinyl guy, then do the belt line in vinly or buy one of the belt line kits. (electrical tape is another alternative but it shrink and expands in the weather and forms end gaps).