do spinners come with those reverse wheels?

 

Had a few PMs asking about how they worked out. They worked out great. I did have to roll the rear fenders sitting on Tein Flex so it's a custom drop.

 

what size tires did you run? i have the same wheels/offset on 285's

 

looks awesome!

 

wow. great job! that looks awsome!

 

Running FK452 275/35 19s in the rear, I'm not sure if I ran 245 or 255 in the front.

 

Very, very nice. Looks awesome .

 

sick rims

 

Just get some longer wheel studs to stop from snapping your stock ones if you have'nt already. You'll be fine.

 

amen lol

 

man that looks hot...great choice.

 

Roneski. May I ask how you jacked up the front using a normal floor jack? Did you rig some type of spacer adaptor or something?

 

The floor jack in the pic is a low clearance jack from Summit Racing.

http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku

My car is just high enough to use it. I also have a Craftsman racing jack that works pretty good. I've worked on a friends G that has a Kenstyle kit and is lowered. In his case I was able to slide the jack under the skirt but couldn't lift because the jack arm contacted the kit before it got to the jack point. In his case I did have to get the head of the jack a little higher using an old psychology book.

 

Thanks but I was referring to how you jack up the car right there w/o munching up the oem jack point. ie.. it has that lip that requires something with a slit in it. ie.. like the oem jack has.

 

Ahhh... gotcha. That particular jack does have a rubber pad on the head. I haven't had a problem with it screwing up the jack point. The Craftsman jack on the other hand will tend to chew it up a little.

Someone does make a slotted adapter, but I don't have one. I'll see if I can find a link.