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nicw

looks good

nice and clean

Clean.

nice pic gl00b

good start... what else are u doin to the car...

nice... looks good...

1) New tires (smaller trim- 205/40/17)
2) Getting the rear fenders plasma cut
3) Alignment and camber correction

great pic

Very nice!

great lookin pic im lovin it.!

:tup: sexy

Nice shot.

what do you mean by plasma cut?

I concur...very nicw

Plasma cutting is a tool that body shops use in order to trim / cut things.
Plasma cutting makes a clean cut, and eliminates the chance of rust or paint chipping.

is your rear fender starting to rust or something?

very nice :tup:

No but the rear tires were rubbing, so I had to adjust the camber.
Once I get the fender lips plasma cut, I will be able to correct the camber, and avoid rubbing.

oh i get it. thanks

lookin good man

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looking good :) but I have them all.. muhahaha :D gl00b

u know... i actually like it... and i dont like silver civs...

I'm thinking about putting an OEM spoiler on. Comments?

go for it, or get the m3 lip spoiler

what are u using for lowering the car? springs/coilovers?

looks nice :)

clean and simple... i like it!

Ground Control (switching to B&G)

re: plasma cutting...

i'll put in 2 comments on that concept. i had the same problem.

if you go to 205/40/17's, your problems are solved. bigtime.

if, however, you insist on bending/cutting your fenders, consider just rolling up the lip instead of cutting it off. they make a tool to roll your fenders up, you can borrow one for just shipping $$ from tire rack (www.tirerack.com). if you heat using a hairdryer first, the paint shouldn't crack.

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