Just Lowered on tanabe's w/ cv7's
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I like how she looks !!!!
she is the expression of a individual
you can be sporty and aggressive with a classy side
look at any SL63 AMG
the front looks like a beast and very sporty while many people put very clean classy wheels on them
I say a job well done D
she is the expression of a individual
you can be sporty and aggressive with a classy side
look at any SL63 AMG
the front looks like a beast and very sporty while many people put very clean classy wheels on them
I say a job well done D
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The car look great! I have a couple of questions for you.
After the drop, did you have to adjust the headlight leveling?
No problems with the staggered wheel setup on the AWD?
Did you have to roll any fenders?
What size tires are you running?
Thanks!
After the drop, did you have to adjust the headlight leveling?
No problems with the staggered wheel setup on the AWD?
Did you have to roll any fenders?
What size tires are you running?
Thanks!
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Thank you all for the positive feed back!!!!! again def couldn't have done this without the help of the need4speed crew!!! I understand what your saying, i should have went with the matte graphite finish so it'll match the car but the only reason why i didn't go that route is because i didn't want these babies to get lost and i really wanted these to stick out like "BAM!" basically be the center of attention.
So it took me about a month to finally decide to go with the polish look and i couldn't be any happier!
The place i got the front lower diffuser are from here...Good luck trying to talk to their rep because it's going to be a bit tough understand their english.
http://www.think-design.jp/exshopm.c...&kago=&dptype=
So it took me about a month to finally decide to go with the polish look and i couldn't be any happier!
http://www.think-design.jp/exshopm.c...&kago=&dptype=
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The staggered wheel setup worked like a charm as Paul from n4s recommended. Car runs smooth and i am amazed at how well these babies balanced. Absolutely no road noise or crazy pulls, almost as if i was riding on stock.
I actually tested that this weekend too....a couple of my high school friends came down for a little gathering and i had 5 grown adults in the car....i stood outside the car and looked at how low the car got and how close it came to touching my tire. But believe it or not...with the tanabe's and sport + plus mode...it ran like a charm without a single rub. So i am not going to roll my fenders because it already passed the test!
As far as the size of the tires goes I got nitto invo's 245/35/20 front and 285/30/20 rear
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Thank you very much!!! YESSSS...i am actually still fighting that right now! haha...so it's a shame the 2013 gs350 did away with the adjustable height sensor in the back that actually effects the headlight leveling in the front. SO the idea that i came up with is to find a another height sensor that has an adjustable arm and use that instead of the fixed arm which is on there already. I have yet to come across a "broken height sensor" so i can rob that piece off of to make sure it works.
The staggered wheel setup worked like a charm as Paul from n4s recommended. Car runs smooth and i am amazed at how well these babies balanced. Absolutely no road noise or crazy pulls, almost as if i was riding on stock.
I actually tested that this weekend too....a couple of my high school friends came down for a little gathering and i had 5 grown adults in the car....i stood outside the car and looked at how low the car got and how close it came to touching my tire. But believe it or not...with the tanabe's and sport + plus mode...it ran like a charm without a single rub. So i am not going to roll my fenders because it already passed the test!
As far as the size of the tires goes I got nitto invo's 245/35/20 front and 285/30/20 rear
The staggered wheel setup worked like a charm as Paul from n4s recommended. Car runs smooth and i am amazed at how well these babies balanced. Absolutely no road noise or crazy pulls, almost as if i was riding on stock.
I actually tested that this weekend too....a couple of my high school friends came down for a little gathering and i had 5 grown adults in the car....i stood outside the car and looked at how low the car got and how close it came to touching my tire. But believe it or not...with the tanabe's and sport + plus mode...it ran like a charm without a single rub. So i am not going to roll my fenders because it already passed the test!
As far as the size of the tires goes I got nitto invo's 245/35/20 front and 285/30/20 rear
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Hey guys just wanted to give you a little update on my car. Finally figured out how to install the f-sport brakes on this car!!!! I'll be honest, the original brakes were amazing but these stop on a dime! here's some pics!
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