My 06 GT - Can't Tell If Modified...
10-26-2011, 05:07 PM
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We need pictures of the springs/shocks/struts, of the car from a wide angle on a flat road, and one taken up close of the rear wheel well gap. As for the exhaust, of course, just jack it up and take an undercarriage shot or 2.
10-26-2011, 05:11 PM
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Currently I'm passing the time by hand painting my center caps.
Clearly these are not the standard center caps - they don't secure right and the logo is held onto the rest of it with adhesive. The logo plate came off on one of them - I'm going to have to rummage through my modeling glue to find something I can stick it on with until I can get some new caps...
10-26-2011, 05:17 PM
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spoiler looks stock, the pedestal if I am not mistaken. Are you sure the wheels are aftermarket? They look like standard GT wheels from that angle, but the front bumper is also looking stock to me.
Car looks good by the way, but doesn't seem lowered too much (but doesn't seem to have the stock height either). I thought you got a roush dude, what happened?
Car looks good by the way, but doesn't seem lowered too much (but doesn't seem to have the stock height either). I thought you got a roush dude, what happened?
10-26-2011, 05:20 PM
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spoiler looks stock, the pedestal if I am not mistaken. Are you sure the wheels are aftermarket? They look like standard GT wheels from that angle, but the front bumper is also looking stock to me.
Car looks good by the way, but doesn't seem lowered too much (but doesn't seem to have the stock height either). I thought you got a roush dude, what happened?
Car looks good by the way, but doesn't seem lowered too much (but doesn't seem to have the stock height either). I thought you got a roush dude, what happened?
These wheels are too big to be stock
Last edited by Young_Gun; 10-26-2011 at 05:22 PM.
10-26-2011, 05:40 PM
#15
spoiler looks stock, the pedestal if I am not mistaken. Are you sure the wheels are aftermarket? They look like standard GT wheels from that angle, but the front bumper is also looking stock to me.
Car looks good by the way, but doesn't seem lowered too much (but doesn't seem to have the stock height either). I thought you got a roush dude, what happened?
Car looks good by the way, but doesn't seem lowered too much (but doesn't seem to have the stock height either). I thought you got a roush dude, what happened?
10-26-2011, 08:59 PM
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wheels don't look stock.
READ THE TIRE SIZE!! its gotta written on every tire! that should give some info regarding stock and calibration needed. factory eqipped tire size is on sticker on body if you open driver door.
to state the (i thought) obvious: i. e. 245/45/18 mean tire width 245mm, tire sidewall height 45% of width (45% of 245mm in this example) rim dia 18".
litterally do the math to see if outer dia changed (significally).
letter v/h/z etc states speed rating of tire.
READ THE TIRE SIZE!! its gotta written on every tire! that should give some info regarding stock and calibration needed. factory eqipped tire size is on sticker on body if you open driver door.
to state the (i thought) obvious: i. e. 245/45/18 mean tire width 245mm, tire sidewall height 45% of width (45% of 245mm in this example) rim dia 18".
litterally do the math to see if outer dia changed (significally).
letter v/h/z etc states speed rating of tire.
10-26-2011, 10:07 PM
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wheels don't look stock.
READ THE TIRE SIZE!! its gotta written on every tire! that should give some info regarding stock and calibration needed. factory eqipped tire size is on sticker on body if you open driver door.
to state the (i thought) obvious: i. e. 245/45/18 mean tire width 245mm, tire sidewall height 45% of width (45% of 245mm in this example) rim dia 18".
litterally do the math to see if outer dia changed (significally).
letter v/h/z etc states speed rating of tire.
READ THE TIRE SIZE!! its gotta written on every tire! that should give some info regarding stock and calibration needed. factory eqipped tire size is on sticker on body if you open driver door.
to state the (i thought) obvious: i. e. 245/45/18 mean tire width 245mm, tire sidewall height 45% of width (45% of 245mm in this example) rim dia 18".
litterally do the math to see if outer dia changed (significally).
letter v/h/z etc states speed rating of tire.