Putting in some Works
#21
keep that comment in mind when i go install your sway bar and roll your fenders.. lol.. you better hope that steering wheel i installed for you doesnt come loose anytime soon... lol
not sure what are you refeering to.
Thanks ALL for support/comments.
Last edited by obby; 06-10-13 at 07:52 AM.
#22
Never got a chance to fully introduce my new wheels set up. Well here it is, after 3 long months of waiting my baby finally got her new shoe. Wheels are Work Meister S1R in size 19x9.5 and 10.5 rear. At this current set up, i'm loving the fitment. While my car was sitting in the garage waiting for the new wheels, i decided to get my roof wrap along with a new black roof spoiler to match the wrap. Also i finally got time to also install the Figs LCA bushing which will hopefully save my new tires from crazy camber wear. Enough said, enjoy the pics.. Negative and Positive comments are welcome.. Also, im no pro in taking pics.
#26
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And why did you ruin a performance car I guess I don't understand what "fresh" is. Stickers and window trim? Or ruined suspension and ****ty tires? If it is just stickers and window trim, raise the ride height and sign up for some performance driving school. You may need to adjust your seating position too, but then you will understand what the car was built for.
And why did you ruin a performance car I guess I don't understand what "fresh" is. Stickers and window trim? Or ruined suspension and ****ty tires? If it is just stickers and window trim, raise the ride height and sign up for some performance driving school. You may need to adjust your seating position too, but then you will understand what the car was built for.
#27
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Under the theme of sharing, what tire sizes are you running on those rears? I'm looking to upgrade from my stock 255/35/19s in the rear, and my wheels are 19x9.5 +29. I have a mild roll to the rear fenders and the rear is at the stock height. I am looking to get something just a little bit wider but don't want to rub. Seriously, the fitment and stance on your setup is perfect for my tastes. Low but not slammed, flush but no poke, and functional.
#28
Yes, those "my offsets are secret" types annoy the **** out of me. It's not like you're giving away a competitive advantage by sharing the offsets of your wheels. Way to be adult about it.
Under the theme of sharing, what tire sizes are you running on those rears? I'm looking to upgrade from my stock 255/35/19s in the rear, and my wheels are 19x9.5 +29. I have a mild roll to the rear fenders and the rear is at the stock height. I am looking to get something just a little bit wider but don't want to rub. Seriously, the fitment and stance on your setup is perfect for my tastes. Low but not slammed, flush but no poke, and functional.
Under the theme of sharing, what tire sizes are you running on those rears? I'm looking to upgrade from my stock 255/35/19s in the rear, and my wheels are 19x9.5 +29. I have a mild roll to the rear fenders and the rear is at the stock height. I am looking to get something just a little bit wider but don't want to rub. Seriously, the fitment and stance on your setup is perfect for my tastes. Low but not slammed, flush but no poke, and functional.
... My tires in the rear is 265 30 19, im sure you might be able to go wider with your spec and ride height. My fender is mild roll also.
#29
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And why did you ruin a performance car I guess I don't understand what "fresh" is. Stickers and window trim? Or ruined suspension and ****ty tires? If it is just stickers and window trim, raise the ride height and sign up for some performance driving school. You may need to adjust your seating position too, but then you will understand what the car was built for.
And why did you ruin a performance car I guess I don't understand what "fresh" is. Stickers and window trim? Or ruined suspension and ****ty tires? If it is just stickers and window trim, raise the ride height and sign up for some performance driving school. You may need to adjust your seating position too, but then you will understand what the car was built for.