(99slammedcivic) and (garados) SSBP teg dedication thread
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i wanted to dedicate this thread to 99slammedcivic and one of my best friends garados. 99slammedcivic (hisham) for hooking a brother up with a bad *** deal and his patience on getting me my dream set of wheels (advan RG2's w/ rubber inculded), and my friend garados (laos) for all of his help and support and constructive criticism for my caR and life in general.
hisham thank you again bro for being such a BAMF
and the same goes for you too laos. thank you guys again. hope everyone enjoys the pics
















hisham thank you again bro for being such a BAMF
and the same goes for you too laos. thank you guys again. hope everyone enjoys the pics
















<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by omiehomie »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">lol stupid new mexico roads wont let me without scraping the ish out of everything and anything
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Well, if you're driving across the open land where there are boulders sure... but at your car's height it'd take a rock or hole of rather large proportions to scrape anything other than possibly your mud flaps.
PS. Your tires are a little too small. Get some 205-215/45/16's, and your speedometer will be accurate again.
</TD></TR></TABLE>Well, if you're driving across the open land where there are boulders sure... but at your car's height it'd take a rock or hole of rather large proportions to scrape anything other than possibly your mud flaps.
PS. Your tires are a little too small. Get some 205-215/45/16's, and your speedometer will be accurate again.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by toyomatt84 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
Well, if you're driving across the open land where there are boulders sure... but at your car's height it'd take a rock or hole of rather large proportions to scrape anything other than possibly your mud flaps.
PS. Your tires are a little too small. Get some 205-215/45/16's, and your speedometer will be accurate again.</TD></TR></TABLE>
thank you sir i was thinking the same thing
Well, if you're driving across the open land where there are boulders sure... but at your car's height it'd take a rock or hole of rather large proportions to scrape anything other than possibly your mud flaps.
PS. Your tires are a little too small. Get some 205-215/45/16's, and your speedometer will be accurate again.</TD></TR></TABLE>
thank you sir i was thinking the same thing
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by toyomatt84 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
Well, if you're driving across the open land where there are boulders sure... but at your car's height it'd take a rock or hole of rather large proportions to scrape anything other than possibly your mud flaps.
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ziinnnggggg!!!
Well, if you're driving across the open land where there are boulders sure... but at your car's height it'd take a rock or hole of rather large proportions to scrape anything other than possibly your mud flaps.
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ziinnnggggg!!!
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Looking at the first picture posted, that tire was mounted incorrectly. See where it says INSIDE? Thats supposed to be facing toward the inside (the tire is on backwards). The only way to fix that is to have it taken off and remounted correctly. Car looks great though!
Freaking Sweet man..... I'm glad I could help you out with the car and I usually dont put people on the payment plan but you seemed to be a pretty nice guy !
On the work & caR !
On the work & caR !
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lol damn! thats low!
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lol damn! thats low!
haha even at the photoshopped height it would barely make the moderately lowered thread.
but the car looks good. i think you should of gone with white RG2s....although i never really favored the RG2s much over the 1s.
but the car looks good. i think you should of gone with white RG2s....although i never really favored the RG2s much over the 1s.
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lol damn! thats low!
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hey well you knat they say... "if sparks dont fly, its too high"
haha! nah but it really does need a good drop!!
lol damn! thats low!
</TD></TR></TABLE> hey well you knat they say... "if sparks dont fly, its too high"
haha! nah but it really does need a good drop!!
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Mugen112 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Looking at the first picture posted, that tire was mounted incorrectly. See where it says INSIDE? Thats supposed to be facing toward the inside (the tire is on backwards). The only way to fix that is to have it taken off and remounted correctly. Car looks great though!
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Yeah, I saw that and was about to say, umm...need to take those tires and have them re-mounted the RIGHT way.
</TD></TR></TABLE>Yeah, I saw that and was about to say, umm...need to take those tires and have them re-mounted the RIGHT way.
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That driver seat needs a new rail
Car's looking good bro!
See the mud guards? Yeah, that'll never fly in the land of Entrapment
I used to run around in my old db8 with a 3" drop, 16's, and mud guards ... that lasted a day ... so I took off the mud guards and drove like that for a year, then came to my senses and raised it up so I wasn't ripping reflectors off the road
The roads really suck there, but Omiehomie can maybe go another inch lower with some stiffer springs
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Shortened mud guards, moderate lowering, and stiffer springs would make this work in Albuquerque
Modified by garados at 12:05 PM 9/29/2008
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Fook_me_honda »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">haha even at the photoshopped height it would barely make the moderately lowered thread.
but the car looks good. i think you should of gone with white RG2s....although i never really favored the RG2s much over the 1s.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Huh? The photoshopped pic would easily make the SLAMMED thread, its tucking tire on all four corners and look how small the tires are.
but the car looks good. i think you should of gone with white RG2s....although i never really favored the RG2s much over the 1s.</TD></TR></TABLE>Huh? The photoshopped pic would easily make the SLAMMED thread, its tucking tire on all four corners and look how small the tires are.
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