****2nd Gen GS300 on 20 inch Staggered Lexani LSS 10****
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****2nd Gen GS300 on 20 inch Staggered Lexani LSS 10****
Okay, so it's pretty dark but i thought I'd share anyway. More (Better) pic's to come. I'm very happy with the way it turned out, although it's kind of a bitter sweet story.
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I'm going to lower the front 1.5" and the rear 1". I purchased a set of Tanabe NF220 springs, but I haven't gotten around to lowering it.
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As for the bitter side of the story. The place where i bought the wheels insisted i get the rear fenders rolled. I wasn't too keen on the idea, but i plan on lowering the car so i decided on doing it. When i picked up the car the fenders looked like they were rolled with a sledge hammer. My wife and I lost it. We had to get the owner involved. Well 2 weeks and $2,000 worth of body work the car looks brand new again. The good thing is I didn't have to pay for the body work and i had a rental car, it's just the added stress that was caused because of this. In the end it looks great.