A New Look...........*PIX*
05-25-10, 07:00 PM
#55
Chance sorry I'm so late to the party!!!
Its always good to work with old timers around here. We geezers have to stick together!
I couldn't wait to see your car, we have been DYING to do that design on a Lexus for the longest. You pulled it off perfectly. Not too crazy, but not too plain.
You wanted clean & classy, and you got it!!!
Thanks so much for the support.
For those that are wondering about the sponsorship, Chance got the best sponsorship that we have and he STILL spent bank!!
Ballerrrrrrrrrr lol
Its always good to work with old timers around here. We geezers have to stick together!
I couldn't wait to see your car, we have been DYING to do that design on a Lexus for the longest. You pulled it off perfectly. Not too crazy, but not too plain.
You wanted clean & classy, and you got it!!!
Thanks so much for the support.
For those that are wondering about the sponsorship, Chance got the best sponsorship that we have and he STILL spent bank!!
Ballerrrrrrrrrr lol
05-28-10, 05:59 AM
#59
Thanks fellas
The fronts fendors are not touched. The back fendors are shaved down to about 2mm left. I used a grinder then dremel to smooth it out. I also painted the exposed mental that I grinded with white primer paint so that they do not rust. This is not that hard you just have to have the ***** to do it.....haha
The tire are hardly stretched at all. The front is a mild stretch and the rear is no stretch at all. I only rub on very big dips in the road, but no one can sit in the back seat or I would rub all the time. I can have a passanger though and not rub.
If you like my set up I would go 265/30 in the rear instead of 275/30. I will be running the 265 on my next set of tires. Then lowering it another 1/4 inch in front and rear.
I drive this everyday so the setup is not that crazy, but looks flush in the rear.
Any more question just hit me up. By the way your car is looking good too.
The tire are hardly stretched at all. The front is a mild stretch and the rear is no stretch at all. I only rub on very big dips in the road, but no one can sit in the back seat or I would rub all the time. I can have a passanger though and not rub.
If you like my set up I would go 265/30 in the rear instead of 275/30. I will be running the 265 on my next set of tires. Then lowering it another 1/4 inch in front and rear.
I drive this everyday so the setup is not that crazy, but looks flush in the rear.
Any more question just hit me up. By the way your car is looking good too.