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Switching

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Cookie MonsterJanuary 16, 2009
#220907

Switching

hello,

Im Jon

Looking to share and gain knowledge, mostly wheels

still in progress...for my g35
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hello,

Im Jon

Looking to share and gain knowledge, mostly wheels

still in progress...for my g35
[IMG]http://img161.imageshack.us/img161/1230/wheels7363dc2.jpg[/IMG]
vzuptnguyenJanuary 16, 2009
#220908
sedan? more pics!
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sedan? more pics!
Cookie MonsterJanuary 18, 2009
#221386
:shrug:didnt mean to tease, things got hung up, give me a week. rears are being air freighted, in the mean time searching for some 225/30s, anyone got some?
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:shrug:didnt mean to tease, things got hung up, give me a week. rears are being air freighted, in the mean time searching for some 225/30s, anyone got some?
Cookie MonsterJanuary 21, 2009
#222019
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m0nster986January 21, 2009
#222030
wow, nice wheels
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wow, nice wheels
CaoboyJanuary 21, 2009
#222037
I don't think you need to stretch so much in the rear...
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I don't think you need to stretch so much in the rear...
jboJanuary 21, 2009
#222044
Welcome to the spot very nice looking coupe you do have that VW stretch going...whats the specs on the wheels???
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Welcome to the spot very nice looking coupe you do have that VW stretch going...whats the specs on the wheels???
20sburningJanuary 21, 2009
#222080
wow!!!! Thats the cleanest G35 I have seen in a while!
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wow!!!! Thats the cleanest G35 I have seen in a while!
Cookie MonsterJanuary 21, 2009
#222105
Caoboy;222037 wrote:I don't think you need to stretch so much in the rear...


yea, I didnt anticipate having soo much room. should have gone lower.

+3 fronts and +0 rears.

I know the cars not VIP car,
hopefully I can learn something on this forum to work on my LS400
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[quote=Caoboy;222037]I don't think you need to stretch so much in the rear...[/quote]

yea, I didnt anticipate having soo much room. should have gone lower.

+3 fronts and +0 rears. 

I know the cars not VIP car, 
hopefully I can learn something on this forum to work on my LS400
CaoboyJanuary 21, 2009
#222153
Push a spacer if you want that much stretch, or just toss a fatter tire on the rear.

Are your fenders rolled?

I'd say roll them if they aren't, and go with a wider tire. It'd be more of a sporty look, since you've got a sporty car, ya know?

They'll also fill up a bit of that tire->fender gap, and make your rims look even better.
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Push a spacer if you want that much stretch, or just toss a fatter tire on the rear. 

Are your fenders rolled? 

I'd say roll them if they aren't, and go with a wider tire. It'd be more of a sporty look, since you've got a sporty car, ya know?

They'll also fill up a bit of that tire->fender gap, and make your rims look even better.
Cookie MonsterJanuary 22, 2009
#222416
Caoboy;222153 wrote:Push a spacer if you want that much stretch, or just toss a fatter tire on the rear.

Are your fenders rolled?

I'd say roll them if they aren't, and go with a wider tire. It'd be more of a sporty look, since you've got a sporty car, ya know?

They'll also fill up a bit of that tire->fender gap, and make your rims look even better.


yeah i think that's the way to go, reason for the gap is this...when i drive up a driveway the coils compress too much, i dont know...switch to stiffer coils?

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[quote=Caoboy;222153]Push a spacer if you want that much stretch, or just toss a fatter tire on the rear. 

Are your fenders rolled? 

I'd say roll them if they aren't, and go with a wider tire. It'd be more of a sporty look, since you've got a sporty car, ya know?

They'll also fill up a bit of that tire->fender gap, and make your rims look even better.[/quote]

yeah i think that's the way to go, reason for the gap is this...when i drive up a driveway the coils compress too much, i dont know...switch to stiffer coils?

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//935GS400January 22, 2009
#222429
daym! nice freakin set of shoes bro! but id love to see those on your LS. whats your suspensionl
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daym! nice freakin set of shoes bro!  but id love to see those on your LS.  whats your suspensionl
CaoboyJanuary 22, 2009
#222432
Stiffer coils would help, or even a little bit of camber. Looks even better lowered more. Is that with the same tire?
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Stiffer coils would help, or even a little bit of camber. Looks even better lowered more. Is that with the same tire?
FranklinJanuary 22, 2009
#222453
Wow, those wheels complement the car so much.
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Wow, those wheels complement the car so much.
BigMoneJanuary 23, 2009
#222590
What kind of wheels are those?
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What kind of wheels are those?
jboJanuary 23, 2009
#222592
WORK Varianza T1S...
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WORK Varianza T1S...
Cookie MonsterJanuary 23, 2009
#222595
//935GS400;222429 wrote:daym! nice freakin set of shoes bro! but id love to see those on your LS. whats your suspensionl


Yea, would love so too. Thats my plan, switch these on the LS. Thats my agenda this year.

The LS is pretty banged up, dont know where to start or even how to fit it.

Work Varianza TIS MSP

specs 20x9.5 fronts a disk and 20x10.5 +0 Odisk

225/35 proxes 4 245/35 T1R

Suspension Tein Basics...no adjustable dampening :pat:

No camber kits
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[quote=//935GS400;222429]daym! nice freakin set of shoes bro!  but id love to see those on your LS.  whats your suspensionl[/quote]

Yea, would love so too. Thats my plan, switch these on the LS. Thats my agenda this year.

The LS is pretty banged up, dont know where to start or even how to fit it.

Work Varianza TIS MSP

specs 20x9.5 fronts a disk and 20x10.5 +0 Odisk

225/35 proxes 4  245/35 T1R

Suspension Tein Basics...no adjustable dampening :pat:

No camber kits