Pics of new shoes finally
07-18-11, 01:02 PM
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They look so sick! I love them. I have the same ones in black. Have you noticed a small clicking at low speeds? Ive switched back to my stock wheels a couple times and its only happening with those wheels.
07-18-11, 09:53 PM
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Good choice on wheels...anxious to see the new finish.
I highly recommend putting the Tein springs in the front to lower it a bit to match the back. I just did it over the weekend and the ride height looks absolutely perfect now.
I highly recommend putting the Tein springs in the front to lower it a bit to match the back. I just did it over the weekend and the ride height looks absolutely perfect now.
07-21-11, 08:19 AM
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BC Coilovers have arrived and will be on before my next set of pics
Yes that is stock height. I was surprised how well it looks. I am debating on only lowering the front to match the back height.
I do not know the offsets of the wheels. Just told ISSForged the fitment I was looking for.
Yes that is stock height. I was surprised how well it looks. I am debating on only lowering the front to match the back height.
I do not know the offsets of the wheels. Just told ISSForged the fitment I was looking for.
Apparently when lots of pictures are posted reading is thrown out the window.
There is no rubbing at stock height in the front or the rear. I have since lowered the front to match the rear height with the stock wheels on while waiting to receive my wheels back with the new finish. If I want to go lower in the rear I will have to get the fenders rolled for sure. However since I already have one car that is slammed with only 3in between the ground and subframe I won't be lowering this much. I want to be able to drive this without worrying much about the road conditions.
08-15-11, 08:39 PM
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When you didn't lower the front yet. Did you have to do any fender work what so ever? Like heat up/melt the tab on the front fender liner?
I'm guessing IS-f front fenders are wider then regular IS's?
Did ISS ever tell ya the offset sizes by chance?
I'm guessing IS-f front fenders are wider then regular IS's?
Did ISS ever tell ya the offset sizes by chance?
08-16-11, 05:34 AM
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No I never had to do anything to the front fenders. I do not have the specs of the wheel either though. I am probably going to call ISS to find out soon though because I am thinking I want to make the fronts a little wide so I might look into increasing the front lip size by half an inch.