LEXUS_KID

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jhill20

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great setup. Pics look awesome!

kyang91

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Very nice looking car..... what kind of exhaust is that?

V8RdnLow

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wow, that's hot!

Ice350

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Eric's GS is very nice but he asked me for a shoot but is too busy to hook up.

Eric, what are you going to do with the Breeds after your new wheels are done?

ek9vboi

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Its the Greddy SE made for an ISx50, but modded for the GS.

Thanks Reg. LOL, are you sure it's not you that's too busy for the shoot? The Breeds might go up on the selling block after I get the new wheels.

Ice350

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Alright, now we're cooking. I got a reaction. Let's do that shoot. Today. Tomorrow. Make the call.

excluesive

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car looks amazing. The coilovers gave the car a sick stance

Chancellor

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great looking GS and nice detail work on the wheels

BIG TY

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sweet looking ride!

I8ABMR

as usual the ride is always looking classy no matter what configuration. I know exactly where the photos were taken. My wife has lots of family in Florida and we have gone on a few cruises.

You have inspired me to try to take some shots with some water in the background . I have 2 lakes within 15 miles of my house but the weather this weekend is going to be rainy and cloudy so no luck for this week

passnu2

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In pic #6 where your fender and front bumper meet is that from rolling your front fenders? or did you push your fender out from rubbing??

ek9vboi

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Let me see when I have time. lol, but sooner or later we'll meet.

Thanks, gotta keep waiting and try again and again till you get it perfect.

Yeah, its from rolling. Not sure if you read the rolling/shaving thread but it was from the tab towards the front bumper on the fender's fault. lol

passnu2

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ugh..I have to do this when it gets warm out. I waited since the OEM rims with my snow tires works.

ek9vboi

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My advice to you is to use a heat gun and heat up the plastic liner, push it around till it seems like it's spread out aka doesn't need the fender tab to hold it in place. From there cut that tab near the front fender with a tool, I used a dremel from work, nail salon ftw. lol, then roll the rest as needed.

In my honest opinion, if you want to be low and have decent to aggressive offsets, you will need to run stretch tires. Given, yeah Chicago roads suck but think of the sidewalls being stiffer depending on what psi your running and how much of a stretch you plan on having.