Work Euroline x Tein CST (New Pix)

Well, I haven't posted in a while, but I finally installed my Tein CST coilovers.  I didn't have time to install the EDFC yet though, but I will once I replace my carpet and leather.  They ride amazing if anybody is wondering.  I also installed the Pioneer AVIC-Z2 unit as well.  Anyways, here are some pictures I took tonight:

Wheels:  Work Euroline DH
             18" x 9 (+31) - front
             18" x 10 (+30) - rear

I just ordered the auto couture kit through Carson Lexus w/ oem side moldings, grill, and fog lights.  Once that comes it, it'll be a new paintjob, new leather, carpet, and floor mats (all black).  I should be pretty close to where I want it after that.

[IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v300/romeo291/AT_SC01.jpg[/IMG]

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[IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v300/romeo291/AT_SC04.jpg[/IMG]

[IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v300/romeo291/AT_SC06.jpg[/IMG]

Please don't hate on the neck pads, I really use those things and the JP ones were only $20 a piece.
[IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v300/romeo291/AT_SC05.jpg[/IMG]

[IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v300/romeo291/AT_SC03.jpg[/IMG]

post pics once complete.

The tires look kinda beefy something looks not right maybe its the stance or something

[quote=BigMone;158693]The tires look kinda beefy something looks not right maybe its the stance or something[/quote]

Maybe it's the angle I took the pictures at?  I couldn't slam the car because of the driveway I have to deal with everyday, but I know it'll look a whole lot better once I get the auto couture kit in.

seems like a waiste to buy coilovers for such a small drop but as long as you're happy... sounds like big plans.

[quote=BLACKonBLACK98;158747]seems like a waiste to buy coilovers for such a small drop but as long as you're happy... sounds like big plans.[/quote]

Well, they're coilovers, I can always lower it more when I don't have to deal w/ the steep entryway to my apartment's parking lot.  But yeah, the drop is still considerably noticeable if you've seen the car before it was lowered.  It looked donked out w/out the drop.

[QUOTE=romeo291;158768]Well, they're coilovers, I can always lower it more when I don't have to deal w/ the steep entryway to my apartment's parking lot.  But yeah, the drop is still considerably noticeable if you've seen the car before it was lowered.  It looked donked out w/out the drop.[/QUOTE]

Get air! That's your solution!

[quote=MaxBoost925;159337]Get air! That's your solution![/quote]

Yeah, I want air but it's out of my budget right now.  I'll definitely do air once I get a vip platform car, but right now, $1480 compare to $3500 is a lot more affordable for me as far as suspension goes.

Just a suggestion here... 19s will look much better.

VERY NICE! somethings not right though i think my wheels belong on ur car and those belong on mine haha i have mork meister s1 3pc..  very nice car  seem like it needs to be lower or maybe its the tires

It's funny how those offsets, which would be conservative on a 
GS, are actually pretty stout on an SC. I still love that body style.

Tires are pretty beefy, I probably would have gone a bit narrower
and a bit more low profile. What you have here is more of a 
"performance" look.

Put a little 'pimp juice' on the tires, I think that would help the overall look!

i would rather park it outside and have my car slammed...