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Old 04-28-13, 07:35 PM
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what front bumper is that n who makes it ?
Sexy style bumper
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This is the kind of thread I've been looking for!!
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what front bumper is that n who makes it ?
You quoted all those pictures to ask about the bumper in the post above you?
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Nice

diehardrotary what kind of rear finder do you have and how much space do they add
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dnt have time to argue so grow up
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Got coilovers. Fit some of my wheels. Profit

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Old 06-16-13, 11:06 PM
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in for more pics!
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Originally Posted by Steve@edgeautomotive
Mine as it sit at the moment..

F 18X10 et12 225/40 Needs new tyre size
R 18X12 et20 265/35

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Old 07-19-13, 06:55 PM
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how are you guys getting such an aggressive pull in the rear on oem quarters without cracking the paint or buckling the panel?
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Old 07-19-13, 07:53 PM
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how are you guys getting such an aggressive pull in the rear on oem quarters without cracking the paint or buckling the panel?
Heat gun and taking your sweet *** time
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Old 07-19-13, 10:34 PM
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touché lol
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So many proper cars in here.
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need some spacers but it'll do for now
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looking good jayr!
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looking good jayr!
thanks man!
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Old 07-22-13, 12:37 PM
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Question- are you guys removing your fender liners or are you trimming the parts that are touching? I'm referring to the fronts.

Also- are you guys relocating the wiring under the fenders? I've lowered my car more and am debating on this. Any help would be appreciated.

Here's where my fronts sit now for reference.
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Yes harness on both sides has been moved up above the frame rail and pulled back in the front and rear accordingly to avoid contact with the wheel.
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Old 07-22-13, 07:42 PM
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those PMU brakes...... jealous man!
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Old 07-22-13, 08:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Derek King
Yes harness on both sides has been moved up above the frame rail and pulled back in the front and rear accordingly to avoid contact with the wheel.
Thanks, I'm going to do the same thing on my next day off. Hopefully it's not too involving.

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those PMU brakes...... jealous man!
lol, thanks. I had them on my old S14, and knew they would be the brakes on the FD when the time came.
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Originally Posted by Driftfc3s
Question- are you guys removing your fender liners or are you trimming the parts that are touching? I'm referring to the fronts.

Also- are you guys relocating the wiring under the fenders? I've lowered my car more and am debating on this. Any help would be appreciated.

Here's where my fronts sit now for reference.
Also to add to what Derek said. Youll need to take the fenders off
(just in case that wasn't already part of the plan)
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Originally Posted by jayr_
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Cool pic


Idk why, but your wheels will always look photoshoped lol...
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