Clean & Classy thread
04-26-13, 08:50 AM
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Not everyone likes their car rolling around on rubber bands. Personally, if I ever have to go up on a curb to make way for emergency vehicles or something, I can do it (and so can he) without heavily damaging his wheels.
Pics look good! Are you lowered on anything? And do you have a list of mods for what you've done so far?
I've owned my Blue Onyx Pearl is350 for just over a year now and have been slowly making all of the mods I want. I think she is finally at the stage where i am comfortable to start sharing the work..here is a few teaser pics, let me know your thoughts!
More pics to come after the weekend once i wash, claybar, polish and wax
More pics to come after the weekend once i wash, claybar, polish and wax
04-26-13, 09:06 AM
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04-26-13, 11:58 AM
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the tires are 225/35/19 and 255/35/19 stretched so by no means are they considered "chunky" if you care anything for being able to:
1) drive your car on roads that have pot-holes (welcome to Canada!) and
2) intend to have any bit of performance or handling without buying new rims at $600 a pop
Keep in mind this is my daily driver and I do 40,000km per year...
1) drive your car on roads that have pot-holes (welcome to Canada!) and
2) intend to have any bit of performance or handling without buying new rims at $600 a pop
Keep in mind this is my daily driver and I do 40,000km per year...
04-26-13, 12:09 PM
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Not everyone likes their car rolling around on rubber bands. Personally, if I ever have to go up on a curb to make way for emergency vehicles or something, I can do it (and so can he) without heavily damaging his wheels.
Pics look good! Are you lowered on anything? And do you have a list of mods for what you've done so far?
Pics look good! Are you lowered on anything? And do you have a list of mods for what you've done so far?
- Tein H-Tech Springs
- F-Sport Exhaust
- F-Sport Intake
- Painted + Decaled Calipers (Gunmetal - white decals)
- 19" Vossen CV3's in Matte Black Machined
---> Front: 225/35/19 +32 (Falken 452)
---> Rear: 255/35/19 +38 (Falken 452)
- iJDMtoy DRLs (I will show a non-drill method to install with any size encoder later
)- Custom stealth Subwoofer Box (Alpine Type-R with Rockford T400 amp)
- Taillight Red-out Mod
- Carbon Fiber look Vinyl wrapped interior accents
- Custom door-open lighting under from doors
Still to come:
- Slotted/Cross-drilled Rotors
- Low Dust Break Pads
- Turn Signal Mirrors
- Lip Kit (likely GFX or Wald)
- F-Sport front and rear sway bars (rear is priority)
- 5000-6000 HID Bulbs
- Custom engine bay paint
- something else?
Last edited by Thibzy; 04-26-13 at 12:12 PM. Reason: merged posts
04-27-13, 03:47 AM
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the tires are 225/35/19 and 255/35/19 stretched so by no means are they considered "chunky" if you care anything for being able to:
1) drive your car on roads that have pot-holes (welcome to Canada!) and
2) intend to have any bit of performance or handling without buying new rims at $600 a pop
Keep in mind this is my daily driver and I do 40,000km per year...
1) drive your car on roads that have pot-holes (welcome to Canada!) and
2) intend to have any bit of performance or handling without buying new rims at $600 a pop
Keep in mind this is my daily driver and I do 40,000km per year...
lucky for me south Florida don't have as many pot-holes, plus I have a 250 so im not really worried about performance much...i like to watch people watch my car strolling
04-27-13, 10:07 AM
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"Post if your has car has the clean, classy, sophisticated look. I.E subtle lip, wheels, suspension etc.. No slammed/dumped, ganster, agrressive, murdered out look. Not that anything wrong with those type's of looks or anything. I'm just looking for a simple yet effective style"
