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Originally Posted by gearbox
nice rims. i think you should paint those sidemarkers orange with some krylon glass paint.
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Rep Power: 0 Man, eddie those things look sweet! how do they handle? Especially the tire... i wanna get larger tires... lemme know who they hold up please. You should replace the door guards or repaint them and then tint it up and she'll look even better. But they'd probably look better on a black civic anywayz.
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Originally Posted by RedBull
Man, eddie those things look sweet! how do they handle? Especially the tire... i wanna get larger tires... lemme know who they hold up please. You should replace the door guards or repaint them and then tint it up and she'll look even better. But they'd probably look better on a black civic anywayz.
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Rep Power: 0 I got 205/40s on 17s right now.... the ride isn't bad really... i'm gonna drop about 1" in about 2 months as long as something doesn't come up. More than that would be bad cause i drive of some pretty bad roads often.
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Rep Power: 0 Hey, for suspension setups I would suggest Neuspeed Sport Sedans Springs. And for tires try to go for something that is close to the stock tire diameter so you don't risk the chance of getting your mileage incorrect. I'll get some pics up tomorrow if you want to see the drop with some 215/45/17 tires.
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Originally Posted by rjngo
eddieisaricer: you should get some wheel locks - just a suggestion. nice ride though
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Originally Posted by familycar
eddie please dont take any offense to this but instead of buying anything else i think you should take care of what needs to be done now. IE: painting front and rear lip coloring side markers painting mirrors and sidemoldings and handles. once you have that stuff done its going to change to look of the car form cluttered to clean. you have a lot of work into it right now but there isnt much that is finished. start in one place and finish it then buy more stuff and finish that otherwise you end up looking like one of the cars we always make fun of that is totally mismatched. you have nice parts and its not too over done but finish the work youve started then move on. i hope this doesnt sound like a lecture or anything. i just like you car but i think it could look much better if things were finished, mainly paint!!!!
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Originally Posted by eddieisaricer
i'm waiting for an air compressor & a nice day out so i can paint. ****in winter ...
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Originally Posted by ZapThyCat
Whoa! you're going to paint it yourself?!?
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Originally Posted by familycar
cant wait to see the finished product man. really i cant. do you have experience painting??? i have a neighbor that was a body guy for 20+ years so that is who i have do all my paint work. he helped a lot with my truck. he is pretty much the man when it comes to anything automotive. his wofe works corporate at kawasaki and he just works on his rides bikes and jet ski's all day. must be nice huh!!!
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Rep Power: 278 have you done the prep work before??? it can be a PITA and is very time consuming. i see a lot of guy that try to do this stuff themselves and end up fuggin it up bad. just make sure you get a good primer and make sure you sand it down after the primer and then sand down the color after you paint before you clear. then sand after clear as well to get rid of orange peel left by the clear. i learned alot from my neighbor and man that shyt isnt easy at all
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Originally Posted by familycar
have you done the prep work before??? it can be a PITA and is very time consuming. i see a lot of guy that try to do this stuff themselves and end up fuggin it up bad. just make sure you get a good primer and make sure you sand it down after the primer and then sand down the color after you paint before you clear. then sand after clear as well to get rid of orange peel left by the clear. i learned alot from my neighbor and man that shyt isnt easy at all
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Originally Posted by eddieisaricer
the lugs that are on them all have to be put on using a key so they are all wheel locks.
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Originally Posted by eddieisaricer
did you use the spraycans that you can buy off paintscratch.com or did you buy the pint & use a gun & all?