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Old 05-23-2009, 10:33 PM
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Default Few Pics of my new rims

Got my tires put on the rims today and put them on my car took a few pics will post more when I clean the car

The rims


The difference in tire sizes



Car Before


Car After
Old 05-23-2009, 11:41 PM
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Looks good.
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Nice choice! Simple and clean.
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So you're running 275/35/18s front, and 275/40/18s rear, correct?
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I see you went with the "Black Ice" finish. looks really good! Nice being a little different and takes some of the cars age away which is a nice change. Now you're gonna want some nice rotors then you might as well paint/powdercoat your calipers, then dig into the suspension...you have no idea what you started.
Anyway, What impression do you have after seeing the finish in person?
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Those look good! Time to lower the front and get a set of locking lugnuts.
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NICE!! Huge improvement, I like them alot.
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Originally Posted by 99Bluz28
So you're running 275/35/18s front, and 275/40/18s rear, correct?
Actually I am running 245/40/18 in the front and 275/35/18 in the rear the tires are the nitto 555
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Originally Posted by Titanws6
Those look good! Time to lower the front and get a set of locking lugnuts.
Thanks and lowering is next on the to do list I just need to figure out which kit to use and how much to lower
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Originally Posted by DriftR
I see you went with the "Black Ice" finish. looks really good! Nice being a little different and takes some of the cars age away which is a nice change. Now you're gonna want some nice rotors then you might as well paint/powdercoat your calipers, then dig into the suspension...you have no idea what you started.
Anyway, What impression do you have after seeing the finish in person?
I am checking into some new rotors and I already have the paint for the calipers mixed, I like the finish on the rims its different and when I got them put on it works well with my paint so I am happy with the choice
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i've always really liked those wheels, i just wish they made them a little bit wider so i could fit a bigger tire out back. great lookin car man.
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Nice wheels. They look good.
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Originally Posted by The Guz
Nice wheels. They look good.
+1 I agree
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Originally Posted by 99transformula
I am checking into some new rotors and I already have the paint for the calipers mixed, I like the finish on the rims its different and when I got them put on it works well with my paint so I am happy with the choice
Yeah, they look good!
I guess you knew you'd be digging into it further...all part of the fun, and it never ends...have fun!
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i love the color of your car
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Originally Posted by transam981331
i love the color of your car
Thanks
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Wow, not bad.
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How long have you had your Craftsman jack that is in the pic? I have the same one and it crapped out over the weekend while my car was on jack stands, I was installing my new UMI torque arm. Mine was onlly 2 years old when it stopped working......
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Looks really good Chad.
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100% better. Looks sharp.


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