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Originally Posted by outraygeous' post='881376' date='May 17 2009, 07:28 PM
Lookin good! Loving the mean look on that ride. I agree with the tint removal, I kept my Titanium Silver M3 without tints because it looked cleaner. Loving the way it sits, though, how's the ride quality in NY?
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Originally Posted by dropped545' post='881383' date='May 17 2009, 07:32 PM
its cool but gonna bring it up a little so i can put the car in my driveway....
I'm currently debating 19's or 20's, more to 20's since I want staggered with lips. But I drive everyday and don't want to get to the point that I will want to drive the car into the Hudson because of the ride quality.
I like.
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Wow looks great. Surprisingly I like the tint removal. Only thing Im not a fan of is the skewed front plate. I guess Im just used to never running a front plate...
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Originally Posted by aBathingApe' post='881457' date='May 17 2009, 08:43 PM
Wow looks great. Surprisingly I like the tint removal. Only thing Im not a fan of is the skewed front plate. I guess Im just used to never running a front plate...
Good job.
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Originally Posted by aBathingApe' post='881457' date='May 17 2009, 08:43 PM
Wow looks great. Surprisingly I like the tint removal. Only thing Im not a fan of is the skewed front plate. I guess Im just used to never running a front plate...
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Looks great. I could not imagine the car surviving New York City potholes at that height.
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