My wheels cost more than your front end + paint. STFUbrizanden wrote:lol look at you guys trying to justify your fail.
German glass/ Thread.spooled240 wrote:but it wouldn't hurt to get a headlight restoration on some of these yellow headlights lmao, j/k.
Well I know that the Navan bumper has a premolded spot for a plate cuz I have the same bumper with a faux JDM plate. I just meant that it sucks you have to put a Cali plate instead of something cooler, plus your plate is centered in it's position instead of the top of the plate being flush with the bumper.sunnys14 wrote:
I had my navan grill stolen from me when I was at the movie theater a year back, sucks... I'm just rockin a 96 grill for now.
The navan bumper has a premolded license plate holder and it would look kind of funny if there wasnt a plate there, also I do live in CA so a plate must go there anyways
I am running Stance GR+ coilovers. Here are some new pics of the front coilovers maxed out with 1 collar removed and the rear being lowered another 1/3 inch. I am now tucking 1/2 the profile of the front tire and 3/4 of the rear tire. Yes I know the wheels are cambered, but thats how I rollSpeckid14 wrote:Beautiful car, Nice and clean and congrats on those wheels. Gorgeous.Just curious about your lowering, what your using. I'm running 18x10 fno1's all around. Would like to be just as low as yours.
Again beautiful car, one of my favorites. Speckid
I think it's in your best interest to block your license plate when posting pics. I forgot why.240sk wrote: First time posting pictures.
Because theives can locate where you live by running your plates. However cases such as mine where my car is registered in MS but I live in CA it doesn't matter. So if someone wanted to steal my car they would go to my address in MS only to find I don't live there....so sad.240sk wrote:Great... Well i see others that posted with not blocking there plates. But i wonder why it does matter...