New Wheels, couple of pics
03-29-04, 01:14 PM
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hey thanks for all the compliments guys. After doing some experimenting with the back of the car (getting my 2 brothers in the back to help lower it 
it looks like you wont be able to tell the difference with the tire size. I think it actually illustrates the fact that the car is RWD. But when it comes time for new tires ill definately do the 275/30. Im definately going to lower the car with some Tein CS. Hopefully ill have them before the NJ meet in april. I have been talking to a friend who owns a performance shop and im trying to get together a group buy on Tein for us club lexus guys. Ill keep ya all posted on the progress.
BTW im in CT about 10 min south of hartford in a little town called rocky hill.
it looks like you wont be able to tell the difference with the tire size. I think it actually illustrates the fact that the car is RWD. But when it comes time for new tires ill definately do the 275/30. Im definately going to lower the car with some Tein CS. Hopefully ill have them before the NJ meet in april. I have been talking to a friend who owns a performance shop and im trying to get together a group buy on Tein for us club lexus guys. Ill keep ya all posted on the progress.BTW im in CT about 10 min south of hartford in a little town called rocky hill.
03-29-04, 01:57 PM
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Originally posted by Technics
Here's a lowered photochop of your car
Here's a lowered photochop of your car
04-01-04, 01:20 PM
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Originally posted by jbbnet
how does it ride with that size?
the sidewalls must be the same as the fat setup (275/35/19) on 19's, don't feel as many bumps.
how does it ride with that size?
the sidewalls must be the same as the fat setup (275/35/19) on 19's, don't feel as many bumps.
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