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Finally got rid of the body kit

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BigRand

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Nov 17, 2004
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I finally got rid of my body kit that was all cracked up, and went w/ the stock look.

Plus I had the whole car painted stock white w/ an escalade pearl.

I'm not sure how much of the pearl you can actually see.

I'm looking for rims to better match, any suggestions?

I'm thinking of a 18x7.5 or 18x8, or 17x7.5 or 17x8 for the wheel

and 235/35-17, 235/40/-17, 235/35-18, 235/40-18.


I'm looking for suggestions on rim choice, sizing, and tire choice and sizing.
 

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I do like my rims too, but I think most people look at it and see that there is a lot of side wall on the tire.

so maybe new tires might do the trick?

Any reccomendations?
 
Looks really nice, but please paint the bumper support cover on the front black like it should be. Right now it reminds me of those Got Milk ads... ROFL
 
You can spend all that money on the paint job, and not an extra hundred for a decent digital camera? LOL jk

It looks good from those crappy pics, take some better ones.. although all white paints truely shine in person.. pictures don't do them justice.. but i'm sure yours turned out really good.
 
looks damn good bro! props for the cell camera haha. i used the samething. never have enough money to get a real camera.
 
that looks good. imo lower it a little more, and i want to see better pics, so we can see that pearl paint!
 
sfron03 said:
that looks good. imo lower it a little more, and i want to see better pics, so we can see that pearl paint!


Yeah I want to lower a little more too.

But aparently the tanabe S-0C only drop the front about 1" 1/4, but I still think there is something else up with why it sits so high. I'm thinking about taking out the helper spring in it, and see if I dont' mind the ride.

Also I need a lower profile tire, these ones aren't cutting it.
 
id stick with a 17" tire...tires aint cheap when you start stepping up in size...17's look nice on dsm's
 
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