ecstaticSC

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Wow, looks great!

19x9.5 square? What offset are you running?

Do you think there's room for wider tires?

SBadgley

They are quite a bit quieter than stock. They also feel and tram very well. I haven't put many miles on the yet so can't provide a full review.

cp2

iTrader: (1)

they're most likely +35 if they're newer TE37s as the older ones were +34. you can put up to a 275 on the rear...anything higher may be pushing it. i think someone on fb put 285, but can't remember is he moved to a 19x10 wheel.

SBadgley

It's in the post, just buried. However:

Wheels: BC Forged, Front 19.9 +36, Rear 19.10 +45
Tires: Pirelli P Zero AS Plus 3, 245x40x19 Front, 275x35x19 Rear

xtopzz

FLXYLXY

+34 . pretty tight . Can do 245:275 with trimming in the back I’ve heard.

Bechtold

My car needs a wash after driving in the rain yesterday but my friend and his dad stopped by at the Salt Lick BBQ after the Lonestar Rod and Kustom Roundup in Austin yesterday before heading back to Houston today.

flowrider

iTrader: (9)

^^^^Ahh a chopped 1951 Mercury coupe and a 1937 Ford Humpback 2 door sedan My first car, back in 1957, was a 1950 Mercury coupe with three on the tree

Lou

xtopzz

arentz07

After the pollen, rain, and general business of my life have calmed down, I hand-washed mine for the first time in a month.

SlowlaneAZ

Washing the car is pure zen to me.....until i get to drying that grill. Puts me in a rage.

arentz07

Full disclosure, I'm going to have to go over the grille again. I already know it.

Bechtold

Bug guts on the grill and water spots get the rage going for me.

95bat

I seriously might get a tiny microfiber and ceramic coat the grill. Mine is like 75% clean now with a foam bath and scrub, but I need to super finger every single hole in the grill to get it all the way clean now. I guess once every 2 years isn't bad.

I'm kinda tempted to try a non-ph neutral cleaner to see if it will eat that dirt off while being safe for paint still. They have wheel cleaner that will eat off dirt and brake dust without touching it, maybe it will work on the grill too.

wthrman2

My advice, use a pressure washer to clean the grill and remove all bugs as soon as you can and use a leaf blower to dry it!! Best way ever!!