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Ideas for new mods + lowered pics (GS350)
06-30-08, 05:35 AM
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I think your right!!!
but what size rim?
19, 20, or 18
I would prefer 18 to keep performance but 19, not sure, need advice?
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06-30-08, 09:38 AM
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The ride is solid, it is very smooth a bit rough at times but I like it, If you do get coilovers get the EDFC something I thought I would never need but I think you do...lol...just to make life a little easier
I think your right!!!
but what size rim?
19, 20, or 18
I would prefer 18 to keep performance but 19, not sure, need advice?
I think your right!!!
but what size rim?
19, 20, or 18
I would prefer 18 to keep performance but 19, not sure, need advice?
Nice ride.
If you want performance but also want to look good, I suggest going for 19" Volk CE28N or TE37's, or the new SSR spoked wheel. They are lighter then the stock 18's and give you better offset as well as fill the gap a little more.
07-03-08, 09:38 PM
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More Pictures, thought I would share!!!!
I was getting new Falcon Azenis Rt-615 tires so thought to have some fun with the old ones in a empty parking lot...lol
More to come soon!!!!
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