O8si 20" lowered PICS
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RE: O8si 20" lowered PICS
Car looks good but we need to get those old shabby 20" signs of the side there. <br>Hit me up we will get you a pic od some iced out ser. 2 iced out emz. we are the leading dis. for them in the east.<br>
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RE: O8si 20" lowered PICS
ORIGINAL: StinkyOnion
honestly the ride isn't that bad. I thought the ride would be horrible but it's good acutally no one has complained about the ride that has been in my car. and the tire size is 225/30/20...yah its canada thats why its $460 for everything. thanks for the input guys
honestly the ride isn't that bad. I thought the ride would be horrible but it's good acutally no one has complained about the ride that has been in my car. and the tire size is 225/30/20...yah its canada thats why its $460 for everything. thanks for the input guys
Last I checked the Canadian dollar was stronger than the american dollar. Either way, that is way too much money, why not DIY?
And I'll believe the ride is "good" with 30 series tires when my **** turns purple
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RE: O8si 20" lowered PICS
Did you have a thread about these rims a while ago? Maybe it was someone else. But I remember someone saying the having 18" on the 8th gen Civic is like having 16" on the 6th gen. So really... it's like you have 18"? Meh. I dunno. I don't think it looks terrible.
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RE: O8si 20" lowered PICS
ORIGINAL: Forty04
Last I checked the Canadian dollar was stronger than the american dollar. Either way, that is way too much money, why not DIY?
Last I checked the Canadian dollar was stronger than the american dollar. Either way, that is way too much money, why not DIY?
But if you didn't know, everything is more expensive north of your border... andI mean everything. Cars in general, food, appliances, tires, clothes, etc. What he got was a decent price for the work done.
On an older tempo I had, the two back struts were shot. The lowest price I could find for the struts + installation was just over 500$. I didn't get it done, and I sold it. I would leave work like that up to the professionals, becauseI don't have the tools or the knowledge for the job. Maybe Stinky is like that as well lol. However I would do smaller DIY's myself.
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RE: O8si 20" lowered PICS
100% agree with you Masonn, leave it up to the pro's, unless you are a pro haha. Anything small i would do my self. Yes everything is more expensive up here my si cost me $32,0000 i wonder how much it is down south?. Also to mention i went down to the states and got some new shoes, $65 down in the states $140 up here in canada. I WISH I COULD DROP IT another inch but i would have to go with coilovers and i don't have a grand to spend on lowering. thanks guys
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ORIGINAL: kokasian
Not THAT bad. I think it could use being dumped another inch or so
Not THAT bad. I think it could use being dumped another inch or so
i agree. Think you should have dropped it atleast 2 inches. My drop i have is 2 inch in front and back. It looks good so far but not a big fan of gap between tires. So another inch or so would have made it look real nice and smooth looking.