Whats wrong with this z
05-01-2008, 01:26 AM
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<< will trade lung/kidney/ect..for those wheels......way sick car!! funny how NO ONE bashed it in the stretched/aggressive stance thread....anyways, lemme know where to get those wheels, cant seem to find me any gram light 57 pro's with teh colored lip....
05-01-2008, 11:21 AM
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Originally Posted by blax 350
thank goodness for people like cheanyoung, at least he has some fresh takes on what would other wise be a boring modding scene.
As for 'here's some more sexy germans'........well, that too is someones opinion
As for 'here's some more sexy germans'........well, that too is someones opinion
05-01-2008, 06:15 PM
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I love everything about that Z...
That E36 = fail, for the purposes of this thread. That is nowhere near an aggressive setup in any way. Not slammed, not super stretched tires, and not aggressive widths/offsets. Nothing wrong with that car at all, but it just doesn't belong in this discussion.
That E36 = fail, for the purposes of this thread. That is nowhere near an aggressive setup in any way. Not slammed, not super stretched tires, and not aggressive widths/offsets. Nothing wrong with that car at all, but it just doesn't belong in this discussion.
05-01-2008, 06:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Triple8Sol
I love everything about that Z...
That E36 = fail, for the purposes of this thread. That is nowhere near an aggressive setup in any way. Not slammed, not super stretched tires, and not aggressive widths/offsets. Nothing wrong with that car at all, but it just doesn't belong in this discussion.
That E36 = fail, for the purposes of this thread. That is nowhere near an aggressive setup in any way. Not slammed, not super stretched tires, and not aggressive widths/offsets. Nothing wrong with that car at all, but it just doesn't belong in this discussion.
05-01-2008, 07:00 PM
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I guess when someone went off in the direction about a dropped car eating tires and the comfort of driving a car at a certain height. Actually trying to get your point across on this sight is like jacking off with a cheeze grater...amusing for about 2 seconds and the rest of the time just painful
05-01-2008, 08:53 PM
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Extremely lowered with wheels aggressively tilted? Looks sort of like the "Bippu" VIP Style-effect that's normally done on high-end Japanese sedans. The wheels look pretty cool, the color-changing effect on the chrome looks pretty awesome too. This car looks cool to me 
Slammed and big rear lips are JUST the look for bimmers
05-02-2008, 11:35 AM
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Originally Posted by cheanyoung
Hello. That's my car and I personally like my ricer drop. Some people like it and some people don't but this has all been discussed in the stretched tire thread.
The car's sick bro!!!
05-02-2008, 11:43 AM
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Originally Posted by BlueZ Brother
Extremely lowered with wheels aggressively tilted? Looks sort of like the "Bippu" VIP Style-effect that's normally done on high-end Japanese sedans. The wheels look pretty cool, the color-changing effect on the chrome looks pretty awesome too. This car looks cool to me
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