New Wheels on "WhytGrl"
02-21-2012, 08:10 AM
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they are 20's staggered with an eibach drop
Will actually powdercoat the calipers when I need to do brakes since I will have to take them apart and change all the seals. paint will only chip and I don't want to keep painting them over and over.
Will actually powdercoat the calipers when I need to do brakes since I will have to take them apart and change all the seals. paint will only chip and I don't want to keep painting them over and over.
02-21-2012, 12:00 PM
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Let me show you my lips
02-21-2012, 12:04 PM
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8.5" fronts 30mm offset
10" rears 40mm offset
It was either these which just got released last week or the Vossen CV3's which were my first choice originally until my work heard about and saw the CV3's and decided to cop my idea and throw them on CTS-V's. Had to change it up and chose to wait for these. Tryin to be the only one with these in my area for a while ya know. Gotta stand out and make a statement. Will have professional pics done soon, hopefully this week.
10" rears 40mm offset
It was either these which just got released last week or the Vossen CV3's which were my first choice originally until my work heard about and saw the CV3's and decided to cop my idea and throw them on CTS-V's. Had to change it up and chose to wait for these. Tryin to be the only one with these in my area for a while ya know. Gotta stand out and make a statement. Will have professional pics done soon, hopefully this week.
02-22-2012, 08:14 AM
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either tadaaa is the same idiot from before who used to post "go 3 piece or go home" in every thread or hes tryin to be just like him. i think they're confused thinkin people admire them cuz they talk crap about other peoples rides/wheels when really everyone just thinks they're douchebags.
wouldnt be surprised if they dont even own a car and just postin up one of their boys pics or somethin lol
wouldnt be surprised if they dont even own a car and just postin up one of their boys pics or somethin lol
02-22-2012, 11:07 AM
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Put up or shut up. Or better yet hit CTRL+ALT+DEL start a real life.
02-22-2012, 11:30 AM
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Tadaa had the best set up on this forum by a long shot.
U should learn.
Ur wheels r nice, but ive realized that even standard staggered fitments will leave a lot of vertical space gap at the front....as u probably know by now.
U should learn.
Ur wheels r nice, but ive realized that even standard staggered fitments will leave a lot of vertical space gap at the front....as u probably know by now.
02-22-2012, 11:37 AM
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Not everyone are into tadaa setup. If this continue This thread will be locked just as the thread tadaa created "stance maxima" everyone has different taste of rim setup ..period..
why can't ya leave it as is
why can't ya leave it as is
02-22-2012, 12:18 PM
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All I know is I love the way my max looks. everything is flush with the fenders, no rubbing, perfect wheel/fender gap to me. My Max is for clean, good ride quality and comfort. That's all I need.
02-23-2012, 10:42 AM
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I thought about the staggered setup for a while. And seeing that i'm in the automotive industry so I get everything at a really good price so i'm ok with not being able to rotate the tires front to back. and I still have my Sentra SE-R Spec-V that use commute with.
02-23-2012, 12:42 PM
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Where are you located? I like the wheels and the drop, but the roads here in Jersey are so terrible, I'm afraid anything over 18" would become a nightmare is punishing ride followed by repairs at a wheel shop every month.
02-23-2012, 03:47 PM
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I'm in AZ....most road are fairly new here. As far as being in Jersey, I'd def make sure you have enough rubber to not damage your wheels. But IMO I think you'd be fine with 20's with the right tire.
are those Vossen
02-23-2012, 05:19 PM
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If I'm getting 20's this summer, I have to be extra careful. The only roads that are nice is the GSP....
02-24-2012, 08:22 AM
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wow tadda your head is a bit big bro relax buddy not everyone got your pocket. ur setup is cool but 22 seems alittle big and out of place on this car i like the look but buddy 22 on a max you look kike eveyone else down south and 24s !