LEXUS IS250 22" wheels
07-04-11, 09:13 PM
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the 22s look GINORMIC!
The way its done up is not my style but I can still appreciate it.
the LV pin stripe around the car and on the wheels along with the blingged out license plate frame could go. reminds me of a 16 yr olds purse.
The giant rims makes the car look like a micro-machine.
the whiteout taillights look pretty good. something different that I havent seen on an IS. the lexus emblems and the grills look good.
I actually like the rims. (probably a little big on an IS, but they're good lookin rims)
I like unique, and this is definitely in that category.
Im curious what size tires you have. what are the rim / tire specs?
The way its done up is not my style but I can still appreciate it.
the LV pin stripe around the car and on the wheels along with the blingged out license plate frame could go. reminds me of a 16 yr olds purse.
The giant rims makes the car look like a micro-machine.
the whiteout taillights look pretty good. something different that I havent seen on an IS. the lexus emblems and the grills look good.
I actually like the rims. (probably a little big on an IS, but they're good lookin rims)
I like unique, and this is definitely in that category.
Im curious what size tires you have. what are the rim / tire specs?
07-04-11, 09:18 PM
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Thing I don't like about this forum is all the criticism and disrespect over subjective choices. While you might not like his taste, he obviously put a significant amount of time and effort and money into it. So it follows that if he did not make this vehicle for you then you have nothing to criticise. If HE likes it, then thats all that matters.
07-04-11, 09:24 PM
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Last edited by Salduchi; 07-04-11 at 09:28 PM.
07-04-11, 09:48 PM
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I have to make a clarification. It flys here apparently but not on all other car forums. I belong to a particular car forum where the rule of thumb is, if you don't have anything positive to say then don't say it. In fact, you would get warned, then banned if you continued. Hey don't get me wrong free speech is great but forums are Private places, not public, and you can get kicked out quick if you do it on the wrong forum.
07-04-11, 09:58 PM
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I thought the words Retarded and Puke were very clear in this context. Unless you are trying to tell me these are hip new words with meanings like sick and dope. So, I'll say it again, if it flys here then Great!. No ones getting sensitive, pointing some things out, got some answers and made some clarifications. One of the motto's I have lived by is "When in Rome Baby!"
07-04-11, 10:12 PM
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I thought the words Retarded and Puke were very clear in this context. Unless you are trying to tell me these are hip new words with meanings like sick and dope. So, I'll say it again, if it flys here then Great!. No ones getting sensitive, pointing some things out, got some answers and made some clarifications. One of the motto's I have lived by is "When in Rome Baby!"
07-04-11, 10:26 PM
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I thought the words Retarded and Puke were very clear in this context. Unless you are trying to tell me these are hip new words with meanings like sick and dope. So, I'll say it again, if it flys here then Great!. No ones getting sensitive, pointing some things out, got some answers and made some clarifications. One of the motto's I have lived by is "When in Rome Baby!"
I'm not sure if you are new here, but 99% of the posts are usually respectful. You shouldn't use a couple posts to generalize the CL community.
Not for me, But the pinstripe is pretty cool...