Changes in the making.
- RemieGino14 -
this gives me great hope that i can make the rims that i've had my eyes on for awhile work, especially since the ones i like are 16's and i have a front lip, so i'll pretty much be touching the ground if i end up going with the 16s..
- RemieGino14 -
I dislike the 15's. Doesnt fill the wheel wells to me even though you're low. Would look so much better if they were 16/17's. But as long as you like them thats what counts!
Whats the next specs I should go for, for next time? I like this aggressive show. Learning that I need to roll my fenders though, ripped off the rubber lining in the rears. Lol.
- RemieGino14 -
but seriously the CL is looking a lot better, and at least you know that you can pull off that style of wheel and color looks amazing against the green of your car.
i can't wait to see what it looks like with some aggressive 17s or something hopefully the same style and def the same color
keep it up, and never stop the scraping
^...That's what she said
but seriously the CL is looking a lot better, and at least you know that you can pull off that style of wheel and color looks amazing against the green of your car.
i can't wait to see what it looks like with some aggressive 17s or something hopefully the same style and def the same color
keep it up, and never stop the scraping
but seriously the CL is looking a lot better, and at least you know that you can pull off that style of wheel and color looks amazing against the green of your car.
i can't wait to see what it looks like with some aggressive 17s or something hopefully the same style and def the same color
keep it up, and never stop the scraping
Manhole = 1
Me = -9000
Might of dented the cat all the way back to the exhaust. ]: But thanks though, I love the stance of what the rims portray.
- RemieGino14 -
Here's the rest of the pictures my friends took. Lol.












My friend's driveway owned me after we got the rims on, I had to raise the back a bit because my muffler scraped pretty bad coming down.
- RemieGino14 -












My friend's driveway owned me after we got the rims on, I had to raise the back a bit because my muffler scraped pretty bad coming down.
- RemieGino14 -
A fender roll is essentially flattening/rolling the little inner lip that fenders have, while a pull is just like it sounds. You heat the metal and actually pull the whole fender out a bit. Paint chips are fairly common if you're not careful, so I'd recommend getting it professionally done with a shop you trust, if you're thinking about doing it.
For reference the shop I had my fenders done charged me $50/corner, rolled the fenders and gave them a slight pull.
For reference the shop I had my fenders done charged me $50/corner, rolled the fenders and gave them a slight pull.
Gold and dark green are one of my favorite color combos. In some of the photos they actually look to be larger than 15's. Looks good.
I'd be careful on the fender pulling. More often than not, I see cars with that awful flare right at the edge, which completely ruins the lines of the body.
I'd be careful on the fender pulling. More often than not, I see cars with that awful flare right at the edge, which completely ruins the lines of the body.
Gold and dark green are one of my favorite color combos. In some of the photos they actually look to be larger than 15's. Looks good.
I'd be careful on the fender pulling. More often than not, I see cars with that awful flare right at the edge, which completely ruins the lines of the body.
I'd be careful on the fender pulling. More often than not, I see cars with that awful flare right at the edge, which completely ruins the lines of the body.
As for Fendering pulling, I was actually asking what was the difference between them. Didn't want to choose one and make a mistake, so I wanted to ask here first. I have a dent on my right fender, was hoping a roll or pull can take that out. What would you suggest?
- RemieGino14 -






When I first lowered my CL it was that low, that was the worst drive home ever

It's a start though





