Pics of L-tuned Salinas, Tanabe NF210 drop
11-12-05, 10:56 AM
#16
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Originally Posted by redbaron
Was wondering if you could provide a straight on side view of the car. and also one from the front 3/4. Im looking for some rims for my GS400 and your rims are one of the ones ive narrowed it down to.
Thanks
Bryan
Thanks
Bryan
03-28-06, 09:12 AM
#26
Originally Posted by Kharizma
looks nice, what's the gap in the front and back? finger wise. do you have a system or anything weighing the back down more than the front? how's the ride?
Just an FYI. Paul (Bitkahuna) is the new owner of these wheels and they are on his car - so wheel questions you may want to direct to him. Joe (Sockfocks) is now riding on HRE 540's.
Jonny
03-28-06, 01:35 PM
#27
The ride is pretty good with the Tanabe springs on stock 16's and stock shocks. When you move up to 18's get a taller sidewall because you will definitely feel the cracks, joints, etc in the road. There is no system to weigh the back down. In fact I like the slightly raked look. Its more aggressive than a even drop at all corners. But....jonny is right..I no longer have the wheels. 
03-28-06, 02:03 PM
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so the rims in your picture aren't the rims you currently have? i'm confused? they look small to me..? what size rims do you have now?
what's the gap like? how many fingers can you fit between?
what's the gap like? how many fingers can you fit between?
03-28-06, 10:17 PM
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Look at the dates guys - he *had* the L-Tuned OZ Salinas last year. But now I have 'em! 
My GS has Tein Flex coilovers and the combo is decent.
Especially since I now have new tires on.
My GS has Tein Flex coilovers and the combo is decent.
Especially since I now have new tires on.
