Picked up some more parts for the build. First and largest item this delivery was the Nagisa Auto Gacchiri Support, pretty much a front fender brace.
It’s interesting how they even remind you to inspect the product for damage when opening it for the driver.
The fender braces themselves look pretty nice. They have some odd tabs on the ends that swivel. Not sure what they’re for yet.
Got two pairs of wheel spacers from Seeker. Gonna use them to experiment with wheel fitment and get extra clearance for the front wheel to add even more negative camber.
Added some snazziness with some laser engraved, flame treated titanium valve stem caps. I knew titanium was light but these things feel like they should be made of plastic!
Last but not least, flame treated titanium lug nuts! By far one of the coolest purchases I’ve ever made. Feels like a premium item through and through. Fashionable box, attention to detail and no plastic crap. It even includes a card explaining its material composition and its authenticity.
The lugs are the pentagonal version, which includes a wheel lock key. And it is also made of titanium. Both the set of lugs and the key are actually milled! Milling titanium is quite difficult as the melting point of titanium is pretty high and the tooling used to cut it wears out quickly. You can see the finishing pass on the key and it’s pretty cool.