G35 TT Coupe
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10-03-2007, 09:31 AM
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Originally Posted by aHero4Eternity
Never quite understood how someone can own a bumper and not spell the name of it correctly. 
That and a body kit with stock wheels just baffles me.
Don't get me wrong, the car still looks great. But it would look better with some wheels.
That and a body kit with stock wheels just baffles me.
Don't get me wrong, the car still looks great. But it would look better with some wheels.
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10-03-2007, 09:39 AM
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Originally Posted by IvoryGT
how long did it take you to install it? great documentation btw...love the make-shift wrench and mirror
The wrench provided by APS immediately broke, it was really weak. So I made my own, which held really well. Trust me, it was needed. The mirror was helpful in one particular situation where I couldn’t see what I was doing otherwise.
Let me know if you have any specific questions.
Later,
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10-03-2007, 09:41 AM
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#51
10-03-2007, 11:08 AM
Originally Posted by brianmfournier
Do you ever have anything nice to say? Every single thread I open you're in it saying something negative. Who cares if he doesn't have rims.
Regardless, this car is very clean and beautiful. As "function over form" as it gets....total sleeper yet beautiful
#53
10-03-2007, 11:33 AM
North of the border coupe.......!
I really like the way your coupe looks! I don't know why some members
think we must change our grilles, I happen to like the way my OEM grille
looks. I'd replace it but I haven't seen anything aftermarket that looks
better! With his OEM wheels someone pulling up beside him might think
they could handle this black coupe.......supprise "NOT!" Not everyone
spends their hard earned cash on wheels but instead they spend it on
things that make it run great.......
think we must change our grilles, I happen to like the way my OEM grille
looks. I'd replace it but I haven't seen anything aftermarket that looks
better! With his OEM wheels someone pulling up beside him might think
they could handle this black coupe.......supprise "NOT!" Not everyone
spends their hard earned cash on wheels but instead they spend it on
things that make it run great.......
#55
10-04-2007, 05:33 PM
Originally Posted by Adon
it's definitely his winter setup, I was in Toronto 2 years ago during winter, and it HITS ****** hard! lots and lots of snowfall and salt on the ground..
you Cali dudes are lucky to have sun all year around, us Canadians are pretty much screwed all year round, out here on the Pacific Northwest where I'm at it rains almost all year on and off, and the Eastcoast gets a shltload of snow come wintertime...
hey Madelinot are you SURE those are 10mm spacers on the rear wheels ???
cuz it sits almost flush with the fender, those look like 20mm spacers to me...
I'm about to put 25mm spacers on my rear end but now looking at your pictures I'm afraid it might come beyond the fender wall
you Cali dudes are lucky to have sun all year around, us Canadians are pretty much screwed all year round, out here on the Pacific Northwest where I'm at it rains almost all year on and off, and the Eastcoast gets a shltload of snow come wintertime...
hey Madelinot are you SURE those are 10mm spacers on the rear wheels ???
cuz it sits almost flush with the fender, those look like 20mm spacers to me...
I'm about to put 25mm spacers on my rear end but now looking at your pictures I'm afraid it might come beyond the fender wall
Much less snow than the prairies and most areas of Quebec, and a large part of Ontario. We've had some winters that we didn't shovel.
Sorry Madelinot for going OT. Your car is a real hit here.
Last edited by RBull; 10-04-2007 at 05:39 PM.
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