New wheels and drop thoughts please
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Yes just a normal eBay lip I think I got it for 100$ lol I'm gonna color match it soon, and yeah they lights are a little panty dropper lol
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If you use a 12mm spacer in the back, you will need extended studs. The smallest bolt-on I have seen, ever, is 15mm, and you would have the opposite issue and need to install shorter studs or cut yours. A 5mm spacer is probably okay in the front, but I would reckon that an 8mm spacer would also require extended studs for safe thread engagement.
Determining what size you want is easy though, just grab a ruler.
Determining what size you want is easy though, just grab a ruler.
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If you use a 12mm spacer in the back, you will need extended studs. The smallest bolt-on I have seen, ever, is 15mm, and you would have the opposite issue and need to install shorter studs or cut yours. A 5mm spacer is probably okay in the front, but I would reckon that an 8mm spacer would also require extended studs for safe thread engagement.
Determining what size you want is easy though, just grab a ruler.
Determining what size you want is easy though, just grab a ruler.
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I want to know how bad the HID pattern is in those headlights.
I would also like to trade you fogs. I could not pay twice as much for the clear ones as they wanted for the smoked ones.
Also, YTF do they have it so you cannot turn the fogs on without the headlights on? The WHOLE POINT of fogs is to drive WITHOUT diffusing all your low beam light at other people. If they are considered "driving" lights, then I do not see the point, as the beam is way too low to help much.
I would also like to trade you fogs. I could not pay twice as much for the clear ones as they wanted for the smoked ones.
Also, YTF do they have it so you cannot turn the fogs on without the headlights on? The WHOLE POINT of fogs is to drive WITHOUT diffusing all your low beam light at other people. If they are considered "driving" lights, then I do not see the point, as the beam is way too low to help much.
Welcome and looking good. I always thought about getting those led fog lights off eBay or keeping my yellow OEM ones. You added hid to them right and how do they look? I've read on eBay some of those lenses can't take too much heat and don't recommend hid in them as it may burn the lenses after extensive usage.
The drop looks good and the leather looks nice. I would do the JDM widow visors, 01+ DIY chrome grille, and LED depo/01+ OEM tail lights in the rear. I'm not a fan of the front lip and have the TTE replica one after my real one broke in an accident.
Have fun in the forums.
The drop looks good and the leather looks nice. I would do the JDM widow visors, 01+ DIY chrome grille, and LED depo/01+ OEM tail lights in the rear. I'm not a fan of the front lip and have the TTE replica one after my real one broke in an accident.
Have fun in the forums.