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congrats and welcome to the site ...... and to the small but very gorgeous vapor silver crew..... what options you get man i do see you have hids..... and are those chrome or polished? they look chrome
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They are chrome but being replaced this weekend with Chrome Razor's and an Eibach Pro spring kit. Will get pic up when I get time.
Also have ambient lighting, inter upgrade, security, wheel locks, chrome 18's, HID's and safety pkg with side air bags and TCS.
Also have ambient lighting, inter upgrade, security, wheel locks, chrome 18's, HID's and safety pkg with side air bags and TCS.
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I went with 20" Razors ... had the springs done as the wheels showed up this morning ... made a world of difference in the attitude. IMO it went from a pretty GT to an aggressive GT with those two mods.
Keep in mind my driveway slopes downhill toward the passenger side ... thats why the very narrow clearance between tire and wheel well on the drivers side ... not sure you can make out the proper stance from the pic in the garage though.
Keep in mind my driveway slopes downhill toward the passenger side ... thats why the very narrow clearance between tire and wheel well on the drivers side ... not sure you can make out the proper stance from the pic in the garage though.
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Thanks ... went with the Eibach Pro kit for springs. I'm having second thoughts about keeping my stock springs and sway bars though ... thinking I may try and find a decent yet budget minded set to replace the stock ones. That and I'm sure I will need a bumpsteer kit or camber bolts to align it again.
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Very nice look'n ride. Love those wheels. Warning, my friend put on razor 20"s without camber bolts. Before you know it his front tires are shot. I don't know about what a bumpsteer kit is but, I didn't put one on my 06 and had the same springs as you and it was rough as h*ll. A mechanic tells me on these cars you need to cut down the bump stops or they hit and ride hard when lowered. Maybe that was my problem, and maybe that there bumpsteer kit would fix that? I may rethink lowering this one I have nowif that's true.
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Welcome to the site, the new cars are a mixture of sheet metal and plastic though. Its been a while since I've seen cars that are made strictly iron...but I get your drift.
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Very nice look'n ride. Love those wheels. Warning, my friend put on razor 20"s without camber bolts. Before you know it his front tires are shot. I don't know about what a bumpsteer kit is but, I didn't put one on my 06 and had the same springs as you and it was rough as h*ll. A mechanic tells me on these cars you need to cut down the bump stops or they hit and ride hard when lowered. Maybe that was my problem, and maybe that there bumpsteer kit would fix that? I may rethink lowering this one I have nowif that's true.
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