WTF Toretto?

Name change?

 

Wow I didnt even see that. Whenever I see an avatar of a girl I already know its Me Gusta

 

Never mind got it all figured out.

 

They should not rub fenders, but without spacers your fronts might not clear the knuckles.

 

From a performance standpoint, I wouldn't be able to tell much difference between coupe 18s (24.5 lbs each) and oem rays (19 and 21 lbs each) right?

 

There is tons of room

 

Do you guys think the hks exhaust and the coupe midpipe is worth it??

 

Answered in the sedan exhaust thread.

Please don't post the same question in multiple threads, we've got enough spam around here as it is. Thx

 

hey will hr ypipe and coupe mid pipe plus this muffler http://www.amazon.com/Magnaflow-1481...productDetails

make my exhaust louder? loud as megan exhaust?

 

Louder, maybe a little. Not a loud as a Megan. The Megan mid pipe has a smaller resonator than a coupe middy.

 

So I searched the site, read some DIY and answered quite a few questions I had but I couldn't find the answer to this so please no hate. Anyway I want to put 25MM spacer on the back but keep the front w/o spacer for now and just see how I like it then in the future possibly move up. I'm just wondering if anyone has done this and if I will encounter any problems. Thanks!

 

I've done it on my jeep but just wonder if theres anything I should worry about on the G

 

You can run spacers on the rear only without any issues.

 

i recently bought some 19" rays off of craigslist. i got a really good deal on them $650 with some almost brandnew birdgestone potenza Re050 tires on them. the rims have a little bit of curb rash on them, nothing major. the rays do not come stock chrome right? they are painted if im correct? if so how can i take the chrome off?

 

^ they may be chrome, it's pretty easy to tell the difference between chrome and paint. If it's paint you can use a chemical stripper that is safe for aluninum, check you local auto paint store, or media blast. If they have been chrome plated you have a lot more work ahead of you.