CaMsGS3

Whats up Guys,

Well I finally got my wheels and put them on yesterday, Very happy with them,

Also want to thank GS4will, Manary and everyone else who answered all my Newbie Questions.
Let me know what you guys think


Not sure what I should do next!!!!!!

19" Staggered Lowenhart BSD
8.5F 235/35, 9.5R 265/30 Pirelli P7000

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CaMsGS3

Here is the Pic

brian3268

Abcedefghij

futuregs

Lookin real good.

D-MAN63

Nice rims !! Plus you got some REAL DARK tints !

GS4Will

great...glad you got the wheels

Din

Looks good, you should lower your car next

Baker Bootleg

Damn is your windshield tinted? :eek:

mcgong

Lower the car next and your will look sweet.
As Baker Asked, did you tint you front windshield?

sirsomo

Your wheels look good man. The tint looks photoshopped, or maybe he has (2) 5% sheets on the front??

bravo261

iTrader: (1)

honestly, not one of my favorite lowenhart designs, but you did the right thing and got some quality stuff. now the mod bug bit you, didn't it?

CaMsGS3

Thanks guys for the nice responses,

No the Front windshield is not tinted, Only the sides/back are tinted. As you can see on the sides you see the reflection of houses and the front its just all black. When I got home today I was bored so I was playing around w/Photoshop

Yep Bravo the Mod Bug bit alright!!

Anyways I will Prob lower my car next. What does the lowering do? Is it just for the looks? I might be getting some L-tuned shocks and Eibach springs or Lsportine. My concern is that if my car is lowered wont I feel the bumps more and have a greater chance of denting/flats cause of the stiffer ride

Will the lowering also make my wheels look bigger?

bravo261

iTrader: (1)

well, lowering won't increase your chances of dents because that's based on your sidewall and rim quailty(not a problem!) when they meet potholes, and flats depend on luck and sharp stuff you drive through.

lowering increases handling response since it lowers the car's center of gravity, but the handling really depends on how you lower. getting coilovers to lower does much better than springs/shocks. and it will make your rims look slightly bigger since the wheel well is now less visible, as your rims/tires fill up the space

CaMsGS3

Bravo,

Thanks for the nice Explanation

bravo261

iTrader: (1)

certainly, i learned lots here and am giving back the basics whenever possible. good luck with your choice of lowering parts