I'm using 25mm spacers all around. And I'm running 225/35/19F and 245/35/19R. Dropped on G35 Eibach Pro Kit.

Yup. I had to bear with it because no one else could hold the hood up for me. I'll take a better shot next time. I'll post some non-HDR pics soon.

Thanks, and yeah I guess too much HDR is bad.

Thanks. I think this is the last time I'm going to do HDR. Not too many people like it.

Yup, already been stated before.

Thanks

 

After u take the pic in HDR what format do you save the picture in? When saving it in jpg does it keeps the the original HDR look to it?

 

I hear its pretty dangerous to run spacers?? Is it really? Have you had any bad luck with them?

 

@broke_as_ajoke: Sorry, I dont really understand what you're asking. I dont think it's possible to take a HDR pic straight from a camera (Correct me if I'm wrong).As for me, I took 3 pics for each picture using exposure bracketing. -2, 0, and +2 After that, I used Photomatix to create a HDR image and then I saved the processed HDR image as a .jpg file. Hope that helps!

@Algy: I've heard people say that, but I haven't run into any problems with my spacers. *Knocks on wood* I remember reading somewhere on this forum that 25mm is the widest and still considered safe. Any wider and it might be considered dangerous. I guess it's just about what kind of spacers you get. I have a good name brand for mine (H&R). Just dont cheap out on spacers, or any suspension parts.

I remember I slipped off the road on a rainy day and I slid onto the shoulder of the road. I drove home and checked everything and nothing seemed to be broken. So by far, I say it's still pretty safe.

 

Just a quick question but why did u choose a smaller profile size than OEM which is 40?

 

HDR too over done..

 

The first time I had to get my tires changed, no other shop here carried 40 size tires. They had to be special ordered and I couldn't wait a month for a new set so I just decided to go with 35 series. It looks better IMO, but thats just me. It's def a lot harder to drive since there's less space between the rim and the road.

Already stated. Thanks tho.