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11-03-06, 11:49 PM
#18
Those wheels are cheap in price and quality, and imo are not classy enough for an LS430. On a 7 series or s-class its fine but not on the LS. Buy real multi piece or forged monoblock wheels from prestigious brands like Work, OZ, WALD, Maya, etc
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Wald
Carlsson
AME
Work
OZ
Auto Couture
Maya/Riverside
Junction Produce
BBS
Quality Manufactures
Wald
Carlsson
AME
Work
OZ
Auto Couture
Maya/Riverside
Junction Produce
BBS
11-04-06, 08:27 AM
#19
Yup, definitely start with the wheels and a drop. Then I would work on the body kit and exhaust. That's the order at least I did. And can't agree enough with going with a "dish type" wheel. Here is my car...
11-04-06, 12:09 PM
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To each of their preference, for me.....DUB style is not about how classic & nice clean look of the vehicle, it's all about FLASHY & attracting attention.
DUB style started from rappers & football players......and u know those people have sh!!t loads of money but no taste in everything.
DUB style started from rappers & football players......and u know those people have sh!!t loads of money but no taste in everything.
11-08-06, 04:27 PM
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To each of their preference, for me.....DUB style is not about how classic & nice clean look of the vehicle, it's all about FLASHY & attracting attention.
DUB style started from rappers & football players......and u know those people have sh!!t loads of money but no taste in everything.
DUB style started from rappers & football players......and u know those people have sh!!t loads of money but no taste in everything.
11-10-06, 07:07 PM
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To me, those look sharp . . . I'm in the same predicament. I've owned some 19" Volks for my sports car, but for the LS, I don't see the need for a forged or light weight rim since I have no plans to race the bad boy 
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11-10-06, 07:15 PM
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