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Fitment looks great at full slam. Unfortunately these cars look terrible at driving height. They go mexican with tons of poke when slightly raised. I prefer a car that looks flush at driving height and deal with tuck at full drop with a higher offset wheel. I have the up most respect for this build and the time involved I'm just not into today's ultra aggressive wheel fitment goals. I prefer a car that looks great at both ride height and slammed.
But doubt this is a daily and it's meant/ set-up to stunt. So
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And to think that I thought that mine was low ... I have adjustable Teins with the electronic damping controller on it and 3 piece 20" wheels on 245/35ZR20 tires . It is a 2000 GS-400 with 25,000 miles , driven normally around and absolutely impecable ... not a single scratch on its Pearl White paint . It drives perfect , but I always have to be on the lookout for bumps, etc because it is low , even thou here in Florida there are no pot holes or too many bumps , but you never know, so I am always careful . I can`t imagine how that car can be driven normally... I guess if you run over a cigarette butt you will get a few thousand dollars of body damage , lol ... it is beautiful , thou . that red color is fantastic ... Worth of a car show but not too practical , in my opinion
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Air slam... I prefer a car that have the same low profile all the time and looks good when driving and when parked.
Cars fully slammed don`t look that good at normal driving height , but if slammed looks is preferred , then you go for it ... if just a matter of preferences . This build , thou , is beautiful ... really astonishing work .
Cars fully slammed don`t look that good at normal driving height , but if slammed looks is preferred , then you go for it ... if just a matter of preferences . This build , thou , is beautiful ... really astonishing work .
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