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how did u do this ashley?
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hmmm sounds interesting
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I don't have any pics but I just installed luminics yellow fogs/high's to go along with my 8k lows. Soo sexy. Can't wait to see it at night.
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Well i did this over the weekend...2 busted wrenches and one kick ares breaker bar and no air tools, i put on my rotors and 350z sportlines!
Did I go too low? 






...more to come
Did I go too low? 






...more to come

eww Eagle RS-A's :O Nice drop btw
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How long did the wire-tuck take you?
Maybe we should have a Wiretuck BBQ!Originally Posted by NFSP G35
I wish my engine bay looked half that good 
How long did the wire-tuck take you?
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[QUOTE=thescreensavers;5326956]eww Eagle RS-A's :O Nice drop btw
Hey ThaNKS, RS-A got em used for a a set of 4 for a hundo with 60% left on them...WIN
!! What tire would you recomend when i re-up??
Hey ThaNKS, RS-A got em used for a a set of 4 for a hundo with 60% left on them...WIN
!! What tire would you recomend when i re-up??In the Dry they are ok but add some water and holy heck its a slip and slide lol. People were like your just a RWD noob I am like no its the tires.... when I got new ones I was right it was the tires lol.
I personally just went with some good DD tires, High Performance All Seasons with good tread wear and wet traction. I drive 80% highway to my school 30miles away so I needed something that wont wear out in two semesters and had very good traction in the rain since I got so traumatized by the RSA's lol.
Conti DWS is what I got, if you are looking for a more sporty tire the Hankok Ventus V12s are highly aclaimed and I looked at them before I got the DWS
I personally just went with some good DD tires, High Performance All Seasons with good tread wear and wet traction. I drive 80% highway to my school 30miles away so I needed something that wont wear out in two semesters and had very good traction in the rain since I got so traumatized by the RSA's lol.
Conti DWS is what I got, if you are looking for a more sporty tire the Hankok Ventus V12s are highly aclaimed and I looked at them before I got the DWS
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^ thats awesome Originally Posted by thescreensavers
In the Dry they are ok but add some water and holy heck its a slip and slide lol. People were like your just a RWD noob I am like no its the tires.... when I got new ones I was right it was the tires lol.
Thanks for the Info^ oh damn you just got them? :P
btw I found that inflating them to 35-38psi greatly increased braking performance in the wet.
I had ABS kick in many times under moderate braking in the damp lol. Just be careful man.
btw I found that inflating them to 35-38psi greatly increased braking performance in the wet.
I had ABS kick in many times under moderate braking in the damp lol. Just be careful man.
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I personally just went with some good DD tires, High Performance All Seasons with good tread wear and wet traction. I drive 80% highway to my school 30miles away so I needed something that wont wear out in two semesters and had very good traction in the rain since I got so traumatized by the RSA's lol.
Conti DWS is what I got, if you are looking for a more sporty tire the Hankok Ventus V12s are highly aclaimed and I looked at them before I got the DWS
I like my V12s. They do pretty good in the rain, and really good in the dry. I have to do crazy stuff to break them loose, and that's with the stupid open diff. Put a good LSD in, and it will be PLANTED. Originally Posted by thescreensavers
In the Dry they are ok but add some water and holy heck its a slip and slide lol. People were like your just a RWD noob I am like no its the tires.... when I got new ones I was right it was the tires lol. I personally just went with some good DD tires, High Performance All Seasons with good tread wear and wet traction. I drive 80% highway to my school 30miles away so I needed something that wont wear out in two semesters and had very good traction in the rain since I got so traumatized by the RSA's lol.
Conti DWS is what I got, if you are looking for a more sporty tire the Hankok Ventus V12s are highly aclaimed and I looked at them before I got the DWS

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