I don't understand the desire to turn nice cars into pieces of ****. I go through a set of tires every year (20,000 miles) and I have a stock setup. These cars have to go through tires every 4 to 6 months.

 

ur opinion on our cars is greatly appreciated jersey-g, now continue ur mid life crisis

 

Sick cars very nice but that's way to low you can only do that in miami tho really sick.

 

It's just the new fad / trend that is out. Again, all personal preference. You either like, or you don't.

My car isn't set up like this at all, but it doesn't mean that I won't turn my head and look at one that is. And I'm sure that is pretty much the goal when anyone mod's their cars, regardless if the majority of the people like it or not.

 

Not really. I go through tires the same as you and I have -5.5 camber in front, -8 in the rear. People with extreme negative camber have the ability to flip the tire and ride on a brand new side. Friend of mine has -9 camber and he went 9,000 miles on one side. Flip that and it's pretty much the 20k miles you get.

It's a hate it or love it thing. Some people can drive low, some can't. Playas gon' play, haters gon' hate.

 

that Altima (pic #2) looks dope as ****

 

im having a brain freeze, what are the rims on the Altima, and your best guess of size ?

 

This isn't my style but its nice to look at. It really is crazy, I don't know what you guys are going for but either way thumbs up for being different. But won't this ruin your tranny over time and make ur car slow as hell I can only imagine your cars doing like 40 on pkwys lol

 

That's a really nice way of sounding like a ****. Cut the guy some slack this style isn't really popular out east matter a fact in NJ NY PA or Conn I think you'd have to be a certified moron to try this on these neglected roads. Especially Staten Island NY I'm at stock set up and its bad for me lol

 

mrr hr3 and they look like 20's.

*edit: just looked it up and they are 20's.

 

nice pics, love the look

 

Now that's a gangsta lean!

 

Seriously though, the TSX looks broken... the lugs are supporting a lot of that weight instead of the hub - which is probably not the best idea.