Photos Of My Camaro and a Friends Jeep
11-30-2012, 09:36 PM
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Photos Of My Camaro and a Friends Jeep First time getting some decent pictures of my car since I got it.
Here they are:
Any opinions on changes that could be made or added? I've been looking into wheels and tires, however I'm in high school so I have a pretty low budget ($800-1000) I've been looking at used 10 spokes or y2ks any other ideas welcome.
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Any opinions on changes that could be made or added? I've been looking into wheels and tires, however I'm in high school so I have a pretty low budget ($800-1000) I've been looking at used 10 spokes or y2ks any other ideas welcome.
12-01-2012, 06:32 AM
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Pretty simple but I like the black w/ black stockers. Id look for a nice set of used 17's. Wheels and tires aren't cheap, My Zr1's were pitting bad rather then get a new set I plastidipped these black.
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12-01-2012, 08:45 AM
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I agree with everyone on the lowering part, I was just trying to wait until I got the wheels I want so I would have a better idea of what lowering setup I wanted to go with. As for the side molding, the paint is original so wouldn't it be faded on the outside but darker under the molding?
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Thanks man. I also plasti dipped mine, I wanted to be able to peel it off when I sell them because theyre chrome. Any suggestions on new/used wheels and tires?
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12-02-2012, 11:48 AM
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I love black LT1's and yours is very clean. If youre looking to spend 800-1000 then I would throw away the idea of rims, they help the car a lot but you could start doing the other appearance mods first then save up for a nice set. I would start with an SS Spoiler. They can be had for cheap off of ebay and fitment is pretty good. I don't know what the back of your car looks like but I think tinting the taillights and getting stainless inserts from emblempros would help a lot. Molding delete and window tint would certainly help a lot too. At this point you're only 300 dollars into your budget at the most. Pick up a set of lowering springs or a hood and call it done
12-02-2012, 08:33 PM
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SS spoiler, lowered and wheels. I definitely agree with those. Also black key holes, that alone would be a nice subtle change. Wheels would probably make the biggest difference IMO. I'm partial to machine face/black wheels, but I really think they'd set your car off. If you could find a set of 35th anniversary 10 spokes with tires within your budget, it may be something to think about.
12-02-2012, 10:18 PM
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SS spoiler, lowered and wheels. I definitely agree with those. Also black key holes, that alone would be a nice subtle change. Wheels would probably make the biggest difference IMO. I'm partial to machine face/black wheels, but I really think they'd set your car off. If you could find a set of 35th anniversary 10 spokes with tires within your budget, it may be something to think about.
