Everyone Post yer Rims pics once and fer all
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he was behind on them and stopped selling them there. youll have to talk to him personally on www.teamfc3s.org
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Am I the only one that's got the stock rims? These rims kick ***! Stock is rockin'
pay no attention to that dent in the fender It'll be all fixed by spring.
pay no attention to that dent in the fender It'll be all fixed by spring.
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Volk rim display at SS6:
http://www.fc3s.org/DSC00020.JPG
My car at SS6:
http://www.fc3s.org/DSC00139.JPG
http://www.fc3s.org/DSCN0623.JPG
There ya go, rims really make the FC come alive asthetically......
http://www.fc3s.org/DSC00020.JPG
My car at SS6:
http://www.fc3s.org/DSC00139.JPG
http://www.fc3s.org/DSCN0623.JPG
There ya go, rims really make the FC come alive asthetically......
#117
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Originally posted by BuffDaddy915
Hey guys..i looked at MikeL website and at the fc store, but no results on that front lip..any other ideas as to where it could be??
Hey guys..i looked at MikeL website and at the fc store, but no results on that front lip..any other ideas as to where it could be??
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Hey fatty, what kind of wing do you have on your fc? Is that an RE? I have the same set of konig monsoons also, but they are 17's.
Anyone wanna host my pics?
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dDub, get yourself a dremel and a cutoff wheel and finish cutting out those bars. I did it on mine with awesome results and no repainting required. Just make a line out of masking tape that will follow the cut you want to make (pull the bumper off the car). Then use a sanding drum attachment to smooth it out. You'll have to do a pretty good amount of cutting, but it's worth it. I posted a pic of my car earlier, but I'll show you again...look real close around my FMIC.