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12-18-14, 09:42 AM
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Or u can back in, that's how I park now! Plus, that's why I have some kind of reinforcement under my bumper for event like this. 
12-18-14, 09:47 AM
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man oh man that's close! I bought mine as a CPO and because its nebula gray, I didn't notice some curb rash right where the bottom front lip is. I ended up having my body man fill it in and repaint it - a cost I didn't expect, but hey, you gotta pay to play, right?
12-18-14, 10:16 AM
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^this. Back your car in, or if the other car has good paint you can use that as a mirror, or look at the other cars mirror and use it as a marker with your mirror (usually regular people park their cars all the way in so you can estimate how far to park by their mirror and yours)
12-18-14, 10:32 AM
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12-18-14, 11:36 AM
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Or u can back in, that's how I park now! Plus, that's why I have some kind of reinforcement under my bumper for event like this.
Or u can back in, that's how I park now! Plus, that's why I have some kind of reinforcement under my bumper for event like this.
I perfected the use of the reflection from car next to me when I had my 350z which was lowered on coils. The Z was a really short car, so I didn't have to worry about my back end sticking out. I find using this technique on the GS leaves my trunk sticking too far out sometimes so now I back in 90% of the time if there is a curb.
12-18-14, 12:50 PM
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^^ THIS ^^
I perfected the use of the reflection from car next to me when I had my 350z which was lowered on coils. The Z was a really short car, so I didn't have to worry about my back end sticking out. I find using this technique on the GS leaves my trunk sticking too far out sometimes so now I back in 90% of the time if there is a curb.
I perfected the use of the reflection from car next to me when I had my 350z which was lowered on coils. The Z was a really short car, so I didn't have to worry about my back end sticking out. I find using this technique on the GS leaves my trunk sticking too far out sometimes so now I back in 90% of the time if there is a curb.
lol lol the life of a lowered car
12-19-14, 03:53 AM
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^^ THIS ^^
I perfected the use of the reflection from car next to me when I had my 350z which was lowered on coils. The Z was a really short car, so I didn't have to worry about my back end sticking out. I find using this technique on the GS leaves my trunk sticking too far out sometimes so now I back in 90% of the time if there is a curb.
I perfected the use of the reflection from car next to me when I had my 350z which was lowered on coils. The Z was a really short car, so I didn't have to worry about my back end sticking out. I find using this technique on the GS leaves my trunk sticking too far out sometimes so now I back in 90% of the time if there is a curb.
12-20-14, 07:42 AM
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^this. Back your car in, or if the other car has good paint you can use that as a mirror, or look at the other cars mirror and use it as a marker with your mirror (usually regular people park their cars all the way in so you can estimate how far to park by their mirror and yours)
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