Matrx8

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Somebody said I should name my car so...

Here's some pictures of my car in daylight by popular demand.

I'm going to be putting a FEED replica kit on it from Shine Auto Project, so stay tuned for that as well.

mavictb

nice man! Im waiting to see that feed kit!

monchie

That wheel gap needs to go. Drop it like its hot!

Matrx8

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Ain't gonna happen. I haz speed bumps.

mavictb

So do I... my ride height.

mavictb

But once that feed kit is on there going that low would be bad lol.

usafrotard

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So do I, you just have to learn how to attack speed bumps and steep driveways. It's become a game!

blakem2008

Nice this will help with the shrouds being so grey..http://www.walmart.com/ip/Rust-Oleum...Paint/17130262

mavictb

I already have some... been working on my gfs car so no time for that project at the moment.

mavictb

Exactly.

sd1611

Very nice looking. What kind of wheels are those?

Matrx8

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How many times have you lost?

And here's the wheels.

EvisuMan

Looks good but needs more low.

usafrotard

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I've scraped a few times but never any damage. You learn what you can and can't go over.

Matrx8

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As much money as I'm dumping into this kit, I really don't want to experiment but we'll see how low it is compared to OEM. But I agree it would look better lowered.

brilliantblackrx8

The problem is your chassis height and not your wheel gap. 225/40/18's exacerbate this, see about getting some 245/40/18's or even the stock 225/45/18's would be even better, then drop it. Your chassis height will be the same as it is now with a drop and your wheel gap will be diminished.