my new bumper, and fresh paint :D
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Originally Posted by hoss4131
lol, in the short time ive posted here ive sensed a product boner for volks
thanks for the compliments guys . i dont think i could be any happier with the way it came out . im up in the air right now though whether to go for wheels/tires first, or get the side skirts and rear end done as well.
thanks for the compliments guys . i dont think i could be any happier with the way it came out . im up in the air right now though whether to go for wheels/tires first, or get the side skirts and rear end done as well.
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Originally Posted by 415mm
lookin good. what kind of stereo setup are you gong to do?
thanks again to everyone else for the compliments
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Originally Posted by Nexx
i just gave you some good suggestions. trust, i have no love for one company or another but i know what is crap and what is not, koenig is crap in my book. if you dont like first set of suggestions then try some Axis, enkei, rota, advans or iforged wheels. rota torques in gloss black, enkie rpf1s, axis hiros etc...
the volks are nice looking wheels, but i think when it comes time to buy i would rather look around and find something that original that i like . the koenigs were just something i had seen on the interwebs, ive not ever seen them in person, and like i said in my original post about them, i still think the spokes are too small. i was not near ready to g oand buy them
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Originally Posted by dozzer1b
yea bc anything else is not good enough rite? Let the man get what he wants, its his Z, if he wants to be different, more power to him! get what u like bro!
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Originally Posted by hoss4131
im still completely undecided on the wheels, so ive still got a lot of looking around to do
the volks are nice looking wheels, but i think when it comes time to buy i would rather look around and find something that original that i like . the koenigs were just something i had seen on the interwebs, ive not ever seen them in person, and like i said in my original post about them, i still think the spokes are too small. i was not near ready to g oand buy them
the volks are nice looking wheels, but i think when it comes time to buy i would rather look around and find something that original that i like . the koenigs were just something i had seen on the interwebs, ive not ever seen them in person, and like i said in my original post about them, i still think the spokes are too small. i was not near ready to g oand buy them
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Falken Koblenz are nice. And of course you don't need to get Volks or Works. They do look good on the car though. My suggestion would be to keep w/ the theme of your car. You've got a very sporty front end, so I'd get a sporty looking wheel. Enkei's are a good choice, or better yet, finish out the Nismo look w/ some 19" NISMO LMGT's.
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Originally Posted by Brick-Z
Looking good. Although, I still cant comprehend why people get bodykits before wheels Almost always looks off.
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Originally Posted by buzzardmountain
Looks killer......you should come out to a meet sometime since you're in Charlotte.
www.carolinazclub.com
www.carolinazclub.com
id definitly love to make it to a meeting . i take it this is at superior on south blvd?
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it was swirl marks
they buffed out though
as far as dropping it, i dont know that i want a daily driver that sits much lower than that bumper does lol.
they buffed out though
as far as dropping it, i dont know that i want a daily driver that sits much lower than that bumper does lol.
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Originally Posted by hoss4131
thanks man
id definitly love to make it to a meeting . i take it this is at superior on south blvd?
id definitly love to make it to a meeting . i take it this is at superior on south blvd?
We're gonna have our Christmas party Dec. 1st out at my place and depending on weather have a nice drive before the pimping cookout. You're more than welcome to come out and give the club a test drive.
http://www.carolinazclub.net/simplec...hp?topic=234.0
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Originally Posted by MethodRN
Falken Koblenz are nice. And of course you don't need to get Volks or Works. They do look good on the car though. My suggestion would be to keep w/ the theme of your car. You've got a very sporty front end, so I'd get a sporty looking wheel. Enkei's are a good choice, or better yet, finish out the Nismo look w/ some 19" NISMO LMGT's.
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Originally Posted by synth19
wheels before kits.. but I'll make an exception to this rule since I see potential. You have 30 days.
but they are on the shopping list . along with the side skirts, and rear pieces.
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