new 20's on sc400
02-25-09, 04:14 PM
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do you man only you have to be happy with them.what are the specs on those.i have some 20s also but i have a 97 sc 3.anyone here have a 97+with 20s that's slightly lowered or not pm me with your pics
02-25-09, 04:45 PM
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Dude, I LOVE EM. At first i was like, oh whatever, then after doing a double take, I like em!! A slight drop may be needed, but I don't think you need a kit. I'm not in the boat like about 90% of the cats here that say you need a kit when putting dubs on a car. The whole it looks too raised, it looks like a 4x4 is a BS complaint. The crowd usually hates on anything bigger than 18/19's, if they aren't Volks, HREs, you know the typical stuff.
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02-25-09, 04:52 PM
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20's can fit a car fine, but to those who have a trained eye, it has to be done properly. Just throwing a set on a stock car isn't going to cut it with real enthusiasts.
02-25-09, 04:56 PM
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It's typically the 'rice' crowd that leaves a car sitting high on aftermarket wheels because they are uneducated on suspension geometry and stance.
20's can fit a car fine, but to those who have a trained eye, it has to be done properly. Just throwing a set on a stock car isn't going to cut it with real enthusiasts.
20's can fit a car fine, but to those who have a trained eye, it has to be done properly. Just throwing a set on a stock car isn't going to cut it with real enthusiasts.
