matt77

Swapped the old 20's for these katana 18's much better ride>> notice the carbon fiber at the end of each bar.


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PavDog

nice!

now what about that wheel gap?

matt77

dont think i will drop it, ive heard it makes the drive shaft put strain on the transmission..

BC

Nonsense.

PavDog

never heard of that one. as long as it looks okay that's what counts.

Shaftzx1

Lord Helmet

Go low or go home!



I like the rims but I'd like to see a full pic of the car now.

TOPHER33884

iTrader: (6)

UMMMMM, if you guys look really closely.........i think those offsets are like a 30! if he lowers it........he will scrap his fenders off! lol

spdy0001

I could be wrong, but I would assume about 50% of the members here have lowered suspension and ive never heard of any driveshaft problems due to them being lowered.

mattg

at least go w/ comptech or H&R sport. i never had a problem w/ my Cl-S and it was lowered 3" on coilovers. and i drag raced the shit out of it.

Sun Diego CL-S

that's much easier on the eyes. unlike the nasty wheels you had in your avatar.
now about drivetrain damage from doing your car some justice and lowering it..... nonsense poopy pants!

HellaShookOne

dont be scur drop that shit

CleanCL

iTrader: (4)

uh first this thread is in the wrong place

second, ok wheels for chrome but they look like their sticking out a lot

third, how could lowering the car put strain on the driveshaft, in reality if you think about it, lowering the car gives it a better center of gravity and in some cases better weight distribution, in which case this would actually relieve stress on the car because it is in a much more functional stance, no? i could see some stress being put on things like endlinks, bushings, and such, but not the driveshaft. unless you are cornering ur car in autocross events