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That's actually johns car

This is mine. Only diff is front
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damn Mr Bags for the win!

 

John needs to get the front bumper fixed to fit right then its ****

 

and he's back to the Kuruma....

haha, nice Chris! I'd tell you to keep it like that but I know you'll change it again in the next 10 hours.

 

Reading is > than you.


Cali > Texas

Lol

 

Yea, I just realized that just now.

You got one one me... I'll give you that.

On a side note, stretch a 245 or 255 on an 11" wide wheel? Waiting for answers.... GO!

 

235/35

Southern California style

 

You're obviously of no help to me.

 

11 on front or rear ?

Specs?
Camber specs?
Height?

C'mon , your sounding like newbie now

 

GEEBERS!!! Looks wild Jeff. Can't wait to see this thing!

 

freshly washed. Needs bigger spacers. The drop sucked the wheels in a little...

 

loose the struts for the splitter and your good, looks clean 2one8

 

Dislike typing a bunch of chit when I am on my cell phone.

Considering 20x10 -2 in the front and 20x11 0 offset in the rear. Specs a tad more aggressive to what I have now.

I may just keep the widths 20x9.5 and 20x10.5 and just do a -8 in the front and -5 in the back.

 

I suggest a 10 in front ,

Because ,

One , with a 10, you can either stretch a 235,225, and in extreme cases, a 215 .

That, and a 10 > 9.5