If you need a better pic, lemme know. I really just want to even out the drop and make it a bit lower. I can't stand how high the rear sits, so i want to see what it looks like when it's even and a tad lower.

Thanks -

Alex

 

If you can get a better pic, then do it.

The better the pic the better it will turn out.

 

i evened out the front and back and dropped it another .75-1 inch.


[Modified by Spoon Hybrid, 8:45 PM 3/7/2003]

 

Quick 2min job:

 

Sorry, I didn't read what you wanted. I just assumed you wanted it lowered. The front looks wierd for some reason after lowring it more, I think it's because of the way the wheel sits. I was just looking at the original pic and was thinking "isn't it already lowered!?" Sorry, I didn't read what you wanted

 

How do you photochoppers lower cars? I have figured other things, but can never seem to get this right.
-kev

 

you basically split the picture in half, use the polygonal lasso tool to outline the bottom of the car and wheel wells but excluding the wheels and thene all around the picture so you get the top half. then you copy that and create a new layer and paste it. then u can move the the pasted half up and down(to lower) or if u cant understand what the **** im talking about go to www.photoshopjunkie.com

 

Thanks a bunch, dude...damn that looks way better! The passenger side is even higher...check this out...



Alex

p.s. If you guys are bored feel free to chop them all to hell...

 

Strait thuggin y0!

 

^^^ I'll take it

 

i am really bored.

 

I've got the same problem on my CRX. My coilovers are set at the absolute lowest perch and there is still an inch of gap between the back tires and fender and about 1/2 in the front. I asked someone why a few days ago and they said because "CRXs sit so high to begin with that its hard to lower them that much." Sounds stupid but come to think of it, Ive never seen a slammed rex.

 

Nothing better than a dumped honda.
-kev