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Old 04-14-2008, 06:17 AM
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What looks good on an audi/vdub wont necessarily look good on a maxima. As it sits right now its borderline donk
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As it sits right now its borderline donk
how is it borderline 71-76 caprice/impala (thats what a donk is)?
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donk, box, bubble - whatever you want to call it, Im talking about over-sized wheels on a passenger car
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donk, box, bubble - whatever you want to call it, Im talking about over-sized wheels on a passenger car


You mention a bunch of names for Chevies... and then reference something that has nothing to do with them.

It's factory height, on 20's.

Welcome to the real world, my Ksports will be here soon so that I can rush out to impress you with the new lowered stance, homie!!!!
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Why are you wasting your money buying Ksports when you ultimately are going with different coilovers???? You'll be getting your tax return money soon, no?????
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Why are you wasting your money buying Ksports when you ultimately are going with different coilovers???? You'll be getting your tax return money soon, no?????
To be brutally honest, I will be using the KSports for a period of a month, or two... then removing them and giving them to a cousin as his birthday present. Kills two birds with one stone. Sounds weird, I know... but it gets the job done.
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To be brutally honest, I will be using the KSports for a period of a month, or two... then removing them and giving them to a cousin as his birthday present. Kills two birds with one stone. Sounds weird, I know... but it gets the job done.
why don't you just buy it and give it too him instead of pointlessly using it for a month? it will save you the hassel and possible suspension component damages (cv boot, axle, etc), not that your gonna run into those again when you get JIC's...
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seriously, first of all youre giving him used parts for his bday? wtf?
second of all, save yourself the hassle of taking the suspension apart a second time for no reason
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So, how many of you keyboard commandos spend $700 on a birthday present for your cousin?

Seriously, you guys need to get off my jock and obviously worry more about your own funds (and/or presents/gifts), then mine.

He is fully aware that he will be getting used coilovers. And due to the $2k (give or take) pricetag of the JICS, I cannot afford to go RIGHT into them, but I would rather have SOMETHING than factory until I wait for them.

I have access to several lifts, so taking suspension apart more than once isn't an issue.

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You're spending $700 on them anyways lol

whatever, not my business I guess
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Old 04-14-2008, 07:11 PM
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You're spending $700 on them anyways lol

whatever, not my business I guess

Dude, is it possible for you to make a positive post?

I'm beginning to have my doubts.
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Originally Posted by loud3
So, how many of you keyboard commandos spend $700 on a birthday present for your cousin?

Seriously, you guys need to get off my jock and obviously worry more about your own funds (and/or presents/gifts), then mine.

He is fully aware that he will be getting used coilovers. And due to the $2k (give or take) pricetag of the JICS, I cannot afford to go RIGHT into them, but I would rather have SOMETHING than factory until I wait for them.

I have access to several lifts, so taking suspension apart more than once isn't an issue.
Hold up, you cannot afford to spend the money for the JICs but you can afford to blow 700 and then a month later spend the 2100 for a total of 2800??? BS
If you do get K-Sports you will be on them longer then a month or if not you would just by the JICs.
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Hold up, you cannot afford to spend the money for the JICs but you can afford to blow 700 and then a month later spend the 2100 for a total of 2800??? BS
If you do get K-Sports you will be on them longer then a month or if not you would just by the JICs.


Well, if we want to break down the math...

I have $1000ish of liquidated assets right now. Give or take a few dollars. I am going to be getting back $5890 in late May.

And since I have no outstanding bills, I feel I can grace a family member with his first real modification for his new car.

And, just FYI, people are FAR too worried about what I am doing... and not worried enough about what THEY should be doing.
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Maybe one of these days someone will look at the replies they got, see reason within them, and save $. Sorry for giving you advice.
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Originally Posted by LeVeL
Maybe one of these days someone will look at the replies they got, see reason within them, and save $. Sorry for giving you advice.

Money is not something I spend my days worrying about. I am financially stable, have an amazing job, and need no financial advice (the bonus of being a fiscal analyst).

I cannot take the money with me when I die, and I do not intend to procreate, so I spend it or save it as I see fit.

But thanks!
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Old 04-14-2008, 09:39 PM
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Originally Posted by loud3

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I hope you are going to run a narrower tire on the front. Even then you still are going to need to camber in the front some to get them to fit right without rubbing. I'd like to see what they'll look like when its actually lowered and fitted right. To each his own on their opinions on wheels I'm not a huge fan of those but to you for stepping out of the box of what people normally do on here and doing what YOU want which is all that really should matter anyways. I think the drop will make a big difference and either way it will look 20Xs better slammed on whatever rims are on it.
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Originally Posted by loud3
And, just FYI, people are FAR too worried about what I am doing... and not worried enough about what THEY should be doing.

If you dont want people to comment on what "your doing" dont post up any info about it. No one needs to know that your buying K Sports to use for a month and then give them away, just like no one really needs to know that your later going with JICs.
You however feel the need to inform everyone so just deal with the comments.
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Originally Posted by Flava_24/7
If you dont want people to comment on what "your doing" dont post up any info about it. No one needs to know that your buying K Sports to use for a month and then give them away, just like no one really needs to know that your later going with JICs.
You however feel the need to inform everyone so just deal with the comments.
. rims look terrible, imo.
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Old 04-15-2008, 11:03 AM
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beautiful! i love them!
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Old 04-15-2008, 11:38 AM
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I think vip is the best way to go with a maxima...personally hence the reason why i put 18x9.5 rims on mine. but im still slow
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Originally Posted by Delvin
I hope you are going to run a narrower tire on the front. Even then you still are going to need to camber in the front some to get them to fit right without rubbing. I'd like to see what they'll look like when its actually lowered and fitted right. To each his own on their opinions on wheels I'm not a huge fan of those but to you for stepping out of the box of what people normally do on here and doing what YOU want which is all that really should matter anyways. I think the drop will make a big difference and either way it will look 20Xs better slammed on whatever rims are on it.
neg cam, stretched tires, and rolled fenders....
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Old 04-22-2008, 07:31 PM
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Man do YOU!!! Don't worry about what others SAY!!! Just post some pics once you get it setup RIGHT!
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Originally Posted by A32_s0kud0b0i
Man do YOU!!! Don't worry about what others SAY!!! Just post some pics once you get it setup RIGHT!
I have a QUESTION. Why do you capitalize the last word of every SENTENCE? It's a little ANNOYING.
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[QUOTE=BLACKonBLACK98;6350986]those wheels get clowned in the vip world, (so do a32s though). the only reason hr2/hr3 are somewhat accepted is because they are actually made in japan by a vip wheel company, and even then a lot of people hate on them because they are monoblocks.

heres some vip a32 images since we're on the topic. they are from poorer asian countries were the high end models are not available:




you can fit a frying pan into that exhuast up there...HUGE.....and its ok, but it was repainted, and the paint looks good.
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19x10s *****es...


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Originally Posted by loud3
And, just FYI, people are FAR too worried about what I am doing... and not worried enough about what THEY should be doing.
You post on a public forum and don't expect comment...?

At any rate, if you like them, then that is great for you. Just don't get p!$$3d if people question your tastes or your decision-making process.
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Originally Posted by loud3
In the event that I was going to go adjustable, I would not go bags on a unibody car, unless I was going to go with an IRS swap in the rear. Hydraulics are definitely the way to go.
Does anyone else find this to be a nominee for Post of the Month?
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Old 04-23-2008, 11:13 AM
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iono they might look tight, but not if you don't have a kit or your suspension is too high. Would love to see a pic when they are installed
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Old 04-23-2008, 11:19 AM
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F'ucking sticky this.

As far as this thread goes, build the car you want. What looks big/wrong/dumb to us really doesn't matter. I do think it's funny that you throw out all this bada'ss experience you have making the sickest rides of all time and are putting K-Sports on your car. That's a s'hit gift by the way as the pillow ***** will be clunking away in no time and your family member will be introduced to doing it wrong and doing it over.
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Originally Posted by Fr33way™
F'ucking sticky this.

As far as this thread goes, build the car you want. What looks big/wrong/dumb to us really doesn't matter. I do think it's funny that you throw out all this bada'ss experience you have making the sickest rides of all time and are putting K-Sports on your car. That's a s'hit gift by the way as the pillow ***** will be clunking away in no time and your family member will be introduced to doing it wrong and doing it over.
u likey??
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Originally Posted by phenryiv1
Does anyone else find this to be a nominee for Post of the Month?
i do, i do!
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Originally Posted by Mr****s95SE
u likey??
eff j00! School is ruining my high 20's offset needs...

I DO like you being the guinea pig though. Ewuzuh and you wrote the book on this sort of thing IMO.
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Originally Posted by Fr33way™
eff j00! School is ruining my high 20's offset needs...

I DO like you being the guinea pig though. Ewuzuh and you wrote the book on this sort of thing IMO.
LOL. ...whatever i can do to help
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those wheels look sick on some cars, a max just aint one of them. sorry. its your car though do what you want, dont worry with others think. your building it for you not for them, thats what i say
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19x10s *****es...


i love that.

about the original...i do like the wheels but i just dont see them being pulled off on that car, but to each his own. i won't discourage you from doing what you want to YOUR car...good luck man and show us what you end up with.

p.s. potholes will now be your very worst enemy
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Originally Posted by phenryiv1
Does anyone else find this to be a nominee for Post of the Month?

Any particular reason why?

http://streetsourcemag.com/Forum/top...M=False&S=True






All daily driven JUICED rides.

Get lower than air ride.
Get higher than air ride.
With accumulators, they ride better than air ride at ALL pressure.
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Is tucking cambered in weak offset wheels big now? Is this 1997?
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Originally Posted by Fr33way™
Is tucking cambered in weak offset wheels big now? Is this 1997?


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Originally Posted by loud3
Any particular reason why?

http://streetsourcemag.com/Forum/top...M=False&S=True

All daily driven JUICED rides.

Get lower than air ride.
Get higher than air ride.
With accumulators, they ride better than air ride at ALL pressure.
From that site:


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