great cars guys. got a lot of good ideas!

keep up the good work!

 

wait so theres no roof spoiler for the 03-06 g sedans?

guess ill make one

 

Vodkarockets 17" OEM black beauty's on my ride now.

I'm likin it.

I changed the stance of my car a few weeks back as well. A little lower up front and a good 3/4" up in the back.

Thanks again Boris for the hook up on the rims

 

Damn those look sick on your car. I'm gonna miss them!

 

Man...they are looking really good. Nice work.

 

Thanks guys...just got back from Kragen...picked up a Duplicolor caliper paint kit. I got sick of the blue calipers...going to black.

 

These are you "in the meantime" rims right? I don't know how long you plan to keep these stockies, but when I was still rockin the stock rims, I put on 15mm spacers all around and they really made them look better. Especially in the rear, where they kinda look a little too sunkin in right now. Plus I felt that with the spacers the car felt better in the turns.

 

 

Yeah, these are sort of my "in the meantime" rims. I plan on getting some 19s if I can sell my Volk GT-7s.

I will swap between the two sets of rims. 15mm spacers huh...ill have to look into that. Thanks for that bit of info. I appreciate it.

 

Are those the coupe stock 17s or the sedan's?

 

papa... ur car looks sick like that and the stance is sick

ironpirate... ur shyt is pretty man!

 

^thanks excluesiveonez. I'm very happy with the stance also. It was sagging in the backend too much before.

Sedan's

 

looking nice and clean bro. like the look very much, but I agree with the previous poster about the spacers. they would improve the stance of the car alot if you get them.

 

^Spacers it is.....anybody know where I can pick up a set for a good price?

 

If you go with 15mm spacers, I'd go with Project Kics for ease of use. You can get them locally at Auto RnD. Be sure to get the hubcentric rings also. Its as easy taking off your rims, putting the spacers on and putting your rims back on.

H&R and Eibach spacers are also good, but at that size (15mm), it might require you to remove your stock studs first.