Not all the way down yet, but its just a sneak peak!
ohh, and the car is getting buffed out as we speak, cleaned, and seats getting uphosterd. Gettin the car ready for a car show this weekend.
Fantastic. So much better.
Whats your lowering setup?
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Looking in from the exterior, the insides look really good. Also, good job on the lowering. Still can't wait to see what it looks like with the seats.
Could you get a close up of the paint.. I mean realllllllll close..
it looks better...but i still think you gota go drop that beotch lower
looks much much better lowered.
whats the setup?
alot better
as everyone asked, wats the set up
looks really good from the outside
I think it needs to be slammed....it just fits right ya know..
But either way it looks damn good
Cant wait to see pics of this thing put together for the show. You better take alot of pics man! and drop it the rest of the way too! good work so far,
Eternalone- seats are actualy installed in that pic. ha ha not joking, i took the headrest off, so that their not visible from the outside of the car, im not posting pics. of it till i get them reuphosterd
Rosario wrote:I think it needs to be slammed....it just fits right ya know..
Couldnt agree more.
I like the outside of the car as i look at it more. Just not a fan of the interior.
looking good, but needs a lower drop or some bigger tires.
cant really go w/ larger wheels, i have 19"s on their now and they rub!
big poppa wrote:it looks better...but i still think you gota go drop that beotch lower
x2. But I'm glad to see it was lowered some, it was needing it BAD!
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u need air ride but atleast its a lil lower
BroughtDownKustomz (Blue Ace) wrote:cant really go w/ larger wheels, i have 19"s on their now and they rub!
That means you have the wrong offset! I can roll with my front ALL THE WAY DOWN and Turn. So buy some 20x7.5" wheels with a 35mm offset and 225/30/20 tires and you'll be all set.
SweetnessGT wrote:This is the visual issue with the exterior right now from that first picture.
You shaved EVERYTHING - and it's a very clean look... which leads the eye to the next big focus - the wheel gap. This gap needs to be closed 100% so the eye doesn't stop in that vast cavern called ride-height.
Drop it down so the tires disappear under the fenders a bit and you've got a nice clean flowing look on the outside.
My opinion still stands on the inside though - I don't like it at all.....
-Chris-
what the hells going on with your build, its been months. sorry to hijack.
