JDM aristo on 20`s

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03-15-10 | 05:44 PM

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jadu

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clean aristo!

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03-15-10 | 05:48 PM

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sell me your taillights! the chrome trim looks all there. Nice start

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03-15-10 | 06:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Aristoman

Are these RPM R-505s?

There MSR`s 093

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03-15-10 | 06:57 PM

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Originally Posted by mkiiisupra

sell me your taillights! the chrome trim looks all there. Nice start

i have a set of ser 1 aristo tail lights.my Aristo is a ser 1,when i put teh ser 2 tail lights it made the tail light bulb out on the dash turn on.

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03-15-10 | 06:58 PM

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Originally Posted by mrbryan

cut the springs when you get those shocks on!

im not cutting the springs!! there tanabe DF210

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03-15-10 | 07:00 PM

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Originally Posted by 147noob

im on tanabe sustec pro coilovers and i have 20x10 +35 in the rear no rubs that i feel

My rears are 20x10 with +24 off set.thats why i think i rub,i took that offset from my friends 2nd gen GS300

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03-31-10 | 06:16 PM

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dorimon

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I'm pretty much running the same setup as you. But, my wheels are 20 x 8 and they're on tanabe DF210's. The rubbing issue I have is backing out of the driveway while turning and making U-turns. To aleviate the problem is by removing the inner fender well completely and bang in the the spot where the tire is rubbing with a rubber mallet or dead blow hammer.