New member, just putting up some pix of my ghost rider.
02-05-10, 07:37 AM
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If I go any wider, I'd have to make a wide body. All I have left on the wheel wells are the quarter panel skins. Had to cut the rest off. As far as lowering more, I'm thinking air ride. I dont wanna bounce down the road. I am 4 inches off the ground now, and it's difficult to clear a lot of the drive ways here. Some establishments I started avoiding all together, for the sake of keeping my bumper lol
02-05-10, 07:41 AM
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The calipers were painted a couple years ago, when all I had was the wheels and drop. Yeah, I know the brakes on these cars suck, so until I change the wheels, I can't fit any bigger brakes. I had to shave maybe 1/4" off the corners of the calipers just to fit these wheels on here.
02-05-10, 08:01 AM
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Inspiration was to make a kit to my liking with full bumpers. Since the only ones that exist are Junction Produce (to my knowledge) which stick out 12" behind the car like a bench. I didn't draw anything up going into it, just started cutting and testing different pieces, stepping away, looking, then cutting, moving, cutting... (abt a million times) but I was making it up as I go. The one thing I knew before I even started, was flat black and I wanted the wheel wells to wrap around the wheels.
02-05-10, 05:06 PM
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