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Some of you guy on here like fat chicks, you dont see me mak |
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| Posted by |
TTNIckdizzle on April 18, 2011 at 3:42 PM |
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Stretched tires and negative camber posted by thumper on April 18, 2011 at 01:14 AM |
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ing a big deal about it. So along the same lines of reasoning I prefer to see this in my garage over some sunken wheel looking Z, its just my preference. Though I didnt entend for them to be this aggressive its really not as bas as some see on other cars. Edgars' (atricdragon)car has always been a fav of mine on these boards and when i was buying wheels i knew his were somewhere around 18x10.5 +6 and the ones i found were the same exact sizes but mine are only 6mm more aggressive. So i thought to myself how much harder can it be to fit in an extra 6mm. So i just went with a smaller 245/40 tire, they were cheap and the stretch really is very mild compared to what others are rolling around on all day. No im not on bags, and there is still like 2-3 mm of clearance between the fender and tire. The reason the tires are on the wrong side is just bc it was just a test fit. In all honestly i just like the wedge look of the cambered low offset wheels. I used to track the car quite often but after i blew up a motor, then crashed it at the track, i decided to paint it and drop it to the floor so i would be forced to drive it like a grandma. I put 6 months into body work, paint, and block sanding. Knowing the type on person i am i would have started tracking it again. Really its not even that out there, but im just an effing stupid kid so what do i know? If anything the white is a bit much, but black on black would have been too dark for me. Heres some more pics for you guys to hate on.  
OMG look at this dangerous super stretched tire. like OMG!!! 
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