Finally!!!!!
Still haven't been able to appreciate the difference in the F sport and Lux rear valance so I figured not worth changing
Here you go... Looks really nice. I got Sylvania Silverstar (the whitest they have) but it's not as white as the headlight. It's a lot brighter though (not that I want the brightness
) I got some LEDs later but the base was too big for the opening.
I was going to get the ones you have but they didn't have in stock. Should have waited.
I guess you give me a reason to spend on another set. 

) I got some LEDs later but the base was too big for the opening.
I was going to get the ones you have but they didn't have in stock. Should have waited.
I guess you give me a reason to spend on another set. 
You're welcome. I could tell the picture wasn't from the same camera.
FYI: You can rotate in your iPhone. No 3rd party sw needed.
I couldn't stand seeing a beautiful GS being distorted. Here is another one...
Looking at this picture makes me wonder... It looks as if the bigger wheels don't really reduce the space between the tire and the body as much or at all. Is it correct? I guess less rubber cancels out the increased wheel diameter?
FYI: You can rotate in your iPhone. No 3rd party sw needed. I couldn't stand seeing a beautiful GS being distorted. Here is another one...
Looking at this picture makes me wonder... It looks as if the bigger wheels don't really reduce the space between the tire and the body as much or at all. Is it correct? I guess less rubber cancels out the increased wheel diameter?
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You're welcome. I could tell the picture wasn't from the same camera.
FYI: You can rotate in your iPhone. No 3rd party sw needed.
I couldn't stand seeing a beautiful GS being distorted. Here is another one...
Looking at this picture makes me wonder... It looks as if the bigger wheels don't really reduce the space between the tire and the body as much or at all. Is it correct? I guess less rubber cancels out the increased wheel diameter?
FYI: You can rotate in your iPhone. No 3rd party sw needed. I couldn't stand seeing a beautiful GS being distorted. Here is another one...
Looking at this picture makes me wonder... It looks as if the bigger wheels don't really reduce the space between the tire and the body as much or at all. Is it correct? I guess less rubber cancels out the increased wheel diameter?I don't think it reduces the space at all at least not significantly, the tires seem a lot thinner then the Michelins that originally came on the 18" wheels
You're welcome. I could tell the picture wasn't from the same camera.
FYI: You can rotate in your iPhone. No 3rd party sw needed.
I couldn't stand seeing a beautiful GS being distorted. Here is another one...
Looking at this picture makes me wonder... It looks as if the bigger wheels don't really reduce the space between the tire and the body as much or at all. Is it correct? I guess less rubber cancels out the increased wheel diameter?
FYI: You can rotate in your iPhone. No 3rd party sw needed. I couldn't stand seeing a beautiful GS being distorted. Here is another one...
Looking at this picture makes me wonder... It looks as if the bigger wheels don't really reduce the space between the tire and the body as much or at all. Is it correct? I guess less rubber cancels out the increased wheel diameter?I can't really tell from this picture whether or not the staggered configuration was used. Perhaps the OP can clarify .. do they give you a choice of 8" or 9" wheel? The back doesn't appear to be the 9" wheel.
If you really want to edit the photos, invest some money on the software. It's well worth it. I have a decent camera but I always find some need to twist the images a little bit to show what I see. The camera captures a lot of information but when you shoot and save into JPEG, a lot of the information got compressed and/or discarded. That's why you need to adjust it to show what you see. I used to use PaintShop Pro which is fairly priced. It allows you to do most basic stuff. I switched to Photoshop a few years ago. It may be more than what you need but IMO, you need a good photo editor to bring out the images.
I believe your camera can shoot in RAW mode which allows you to capture more data for editing/processing later. I don't shoot in RAW a lot but when I feel that I may be capturing some great moment, I would shoot in RAW and Fine in case I need to do more editing/processing later.
I believe your camera can shoot in RAW mode which allows you to capture more data for editing/processing later. I don't shoot in RAW a lot but when I feel that I may be capturing some great moment, I would shoot in RAW and Fine in case I need to do more editing/processing later.
The larger OD wheels will not make a difference in the tire to fender gap. The OD of the tire should be about the same otherwise the speedometer will be out of calibration.
I can't really tell from this picture whether or not the staggered configuration was used. Perhaps the OP can clarify .. do they give you a choice of 8" or 9" wheel? The back doesn't appear to be the 9" wheel.
I can't really tell from this picture whether or not the staggered configuration was used. Perhaps the OP can clarify .. do they give you a choice of 8" or 9" wheel? The back doesn't appear to be the 9" wheel.


The larger OD wheels will not make a difference in the tire to fender gap. The OD of the tire should be about the same otherwise the speedometer will be out of calibration.
I can't really tell from this picture whether or not the staggered configuration was used. Perhaps the OP can clarify .. do they give you a choice of 8" or 9" wheel? The back doesn't appear to be the 9" wheel.
I can't really tell from this picture whether or not the staggered configuration was used. Perhaps the OP can clarify .. do they give you a choice of 8" or 9" wheel? The back doesn't appear to be the 9" wheel.
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