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I saw these wheels on a popular euro grey civic coupe on this site. I was wonder if anyone knew if they fit normally, or if the fenders were rolled/pulled. And also how and how much the rear camber was set negative. And also the width/size/price of them. TIA!!
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3 grand aint bad? for civic rims ? lmao ...if you look at the picture you can clearly see the fenders are rolled or cut. And that the camber is as a result of it being slammed to the ground with out a camber kit.....
Don't ge me wrong, that civic is my one of my favorite civics in the world, (to look at) but I bet that car is the most usless car to drive, who pays $3 grand plus shipping from germany to have a car that barley moves? The reason that guy paid that much is because where he is from a CF hood will run you over $1500USD, so just to modify a vic you have to be a baller.
Don't ge me wrong, that civic is my one of my favorite civics in the world, (to look at) but I bet that car is the most usless car to drive, who pays $3 grand plus shipping from germany to have a car that barley moves? The reason that guy paid that much is because where he is from a CF hood will run you over $1500USD, so just to modify a vic you have to be a baller.
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Rep Power: 239 well im not rly into slow cars(civics in general), lol its my daily driver while im saving for my 2007 mustang GT down payment. And if i were to mod a civic to make any real power(nothing against it) i would constantly be fixing/tuning it to correct recurring problems.
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Rep Power: 296 well im not rly into slow cars(civics in general), lol its my daily driver while im saving for my 2007 mustang GT down payment. And if i were to mod a civic to make any real power(nothing against it) i would constantly be fixing/tuning it to correct recurring problems.
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Rep Power: 239 yeah but the only things im doing to the vic would be rims in the case that i did, which im not. And 3 grand rly isnt much for those, i mean they are forged, arent they?? Oh and one more thing, the 07 GT is so f**king cheap, its like 27 grand b4 you even talk to a salesperson., and i can afford a 30k car.
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Rep Power: 239 lol because, i dont have random hundred dollar bills floating around, and why r u so interested in my money anyways, i have to save up to have some money to pay so i can have it financed before i leave for college. And by cheap i mean compared to a civic: A.)2007/8 Honda Civic Mugen=197hp, 4cyl, fwd, and like 30,000 with delivery and such.
B.)2007/8 Ford Mustang GT=300hp, V-8, RWD, and 28,000 final price after everything.
(Rough Figures)
Theres really no comparison for the price. but my spare cash is gonna go into the civic, im gonna have it turboed before i buy the stang. So if that doesn't answer your question, its like this = all my money is spent in one place or another. and in my opinion, i am one of the happiest ppl you will meet, so its money well spent, done deal.
B.)2007/8 Ford Mustang GT=300hp, V-8, RWD, and 28,000 final price after everything.
(Rough Figures)
Theres really no comparison for the price. but my spare cash is gonna go into the civic, im gonna have it turboed before i buy the stang. So if that doesn't answer your question, its like this = all my money is spent in one place or another. and in my opinion, i am one of the happiest ppl you will meet, so its money well spent, done deal.
