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03-23-2009, 02:58 PM
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Re: new/first honda...
IMO i dont think cars that are slammed look all that great. plus as far as handling i believe is bad if the car is TOO drop. i think the height looks good already, just get some different wheels.
03-23-2009, 03:04 PM
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Re: new/first honda...
yea i def want some new wheels but i think those will do fine for now...cuz i wanna focus on a swap now...shoulda seen it when i first got it and all of its mexican fender trim and those wheels were YELLOW....but thanks for the replys!!!
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03-23-2009, 04:30 PM
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Re: new/first honda...
agreed. don't listen to these *** clowns that say "slam it" "lower it more"
your car looks fine. there isn't much wheel gap. plus once you go so low you lose all ridability. (haha i made up a word) but basically in my opinion slammed hondas ride like ****. lowered honda's are the way to go but theres not need to tuck.
your car looks fine. there isn't much wheel gap. plus once you go so low you lose all ridability. (haha i made up a word) but basically in my opinion slammed hondas ride like ****. lowered honda's are the way to go but theres not need to tuck.
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