Lets keep this going...

Blain, Grant, Vivek, RC, Chris, Cliff, Tim, dude from TX with the black Sedan on VS-XXs forget your name LOL, etc. etc. get in here

 

 

Get on my level Blain....screw 18's I'm doin 17's. What you about that? TI knows about that .

 

Where did your fronts go now? Is that the one that wouldn't seat?

 

Yeah, just that side. Gonna test something out. Buddy of mine mentioned trying the tire that sits fine on the wheel that isn't. If that works then it's the tire. Then I'll try the other tire on the other wheel. Will save me money if both mount properly.

 

True, worth a shot at least.

You need to test fit Charles' wheels.

 

I know...should be doing that this weekend.

 

I knew if I started calling names I would forget someone...sorry Levon.

 

Haha...all good. Mine doesn't count really right now since I don't have updated pics. I'll be getting some once I repaint my rear fenders with the right color and remove the harsh line from where I painted.

BTW, did we ever see pics of Blain's newest setup?

 

I thought this was relevant to the thread...

Just got pulled over, cop says "I pulled you over because your car is just too low" LOLZ!!

 

DAMNNN I hope one day I can get a ticket like that!! ^^^

 

LOL, that's funny Grant. Did he give you a ticket?

 

with cali rules I think it's almost impossible to get a being too low in the G because our headlights are so high. They will pull you over, but I would be amazed if they actually gave the ticket.

 

^True, even with our bumpers on the ground our headlights would be above the restricted height. But they always try and find something else to ticket you for.

 

No way, he couldn't give me one. Low beams are more than 24" off the ground. His argument was that if i got a flat tire my rear sway bar would drag on the road to which i replied "Sir, my sidewall is about 2.5" so if it went flat, it would go down to .5" and my sway bar is 3" off the ground, that leaves a half an inch between the ground and my sway bar. Also, i've compressed the suspension completely and no, the wheels do NOT hit the fenders"