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Old 08-22-2009, 03:46 AM
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Well my camera is a crappy 5mp so the pics aren't great. Also I know my wheels suck but they were free 18"s and my stockers were phucked up. I really hate how the front wheel is tucked in under the front fender. Hopefully next year I'll have some 18" Black 10th anni cobras on.

My suspension parts sitting on the table taunting me.





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Old 08-22-2009, 05:19 AM
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Old 08-22-2009, 08:28 AM
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Ooooooh... suspension goodies


Now what the hell are you doing posting pics of your ride... go out and drive it, mister

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Old 08-22-2009, 10:50 AM
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wheels aren't actually that bad on the car, the red and chrome look nice together, maybe a wheel spacer will fill up the wells better after that nice drop you put on
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Saying the car rides better now is a understatement. 80K miles on the stock suspension and the car is driven around Chicago daily. I have only one flaw thats killing me, whoever installed the cat-back before I bought the car welded in the pipe from the mid-pipe to the muffler upside down! So the muffler on the passenger side is pointed down at an angle and scrapes EVERYTHING. Its like only about 4in of the ground when the car is empty. I don't know when I will have some free money for another cat-back.
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it looks a lot better.. did you put the spacers in there with the balljoints?? i feel like it should be a little bit lower than it is
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Originally Posted by hpwrestler220
it looks a lot better.. did you put the spacers in there with the balljoints?? i feel like it should be a little bit lower than it is
Thanks, I actually left the spacers out at first but because of my screwed up muffler I had to put them in to lift the car up a little. The pics are without the spacers, but the front wheels have a weird offset and are tucked in which gives it a not that low illusion. You have to view the car from a low view point to see the correct fender gap. If that makes sense.
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Originally Posted by marcuslee842
Thanks, I actually left the spacers out at first but because of my screwed up muffler I had to put them in to lift the car up a little. The pics are without the spacers, but the front wheels have a weird offset and are tucked in which gives it a not that low illusion. You have to view the car from a low view point to see the correct fender gap. If that makes sense.
yeah i understand now.. the wheels are throwing me off.. get some black saleens... wow that'd look good.. than get some stock C pillars... you would have one damn nice ride
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Originally Posted by marcuslee842
"... I have only one flaw thats killing me, whoever installed the cat-back before I bought the car welded in the pipe from the mid-pipe to the muffler upside down! So the muffler on the passenger side is pointed down at an angle and scrapes EVERYTHING. Its like only about 4in of the ground..."
I would LOVE to have 4" of clearance under my ride. No.... wait a minute, no, no I wouldn't

Jazzer... sportin' about 3" (< referring to clearance under my ride )
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i see you have a haynes manual as well =P it helps a little... i have the same one, it has grease all over it
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