Photo shop...please my car

[screenprintr]

Wow, that was a quick job lowering his ride. If it was only that quick in real life.

[Exiwolfman]

Originally Posted by screenprintr

Wow, that was a quick job lowering his ride. If it was only that quick in real life.

well i did lower it 1.8 inch...would love to go lower but not to practical for everyday drive to work.

[3cyltrbo]

Bronze looks awesome on Silver!!!!







Mine are inexpensive (way less money than new)

they are also lighter than stock


as long as you met the same offers I've had locally, I'd be happy to meet you in Bancroft (halfway between us) to support a fellow YW member.

Just sayin

Cheers

Will

[Exiwolfman]

Originally Posted by 3cyltrbo

Bronze looks awesome on Silver!!!!







Mine are inexpensive (way less money than new)

they are also lighter than stock


as long as you met the same offers I've had locally, I'd be happy to meet you in Bancroft (halfway between us) to support a fellow YW member.

Just sayin

Cheers

Will

so nice so want ...ya they would look sweet on my car....how low is ur car in the last pic just to get an idea of stance .

[yaris_ninja]

Originally Posted by Kaotic Lazagna

And just because I had it open already

Wow it looks badass being that low.

[yaris_ninja]

Here are the bronze wheels on my yaris. The first pic was in the dark. These pics you can see much better.

[3cyltrbo]

Originally Posted by Exiwolfman

so nice so want ...ya they would look sweet on my car....how low is ur car in the last pic just to get an idea of stance .

if I had to guess I'd say its nearer to 3 inches in the front.

that picture was with nobody in the car and an empty tank of gas.

Throw me and the GF in the car and a full tank of gas and the whole thing comes down a bit more still (well into the tire tuck range)

with yours being 1.8" drop, it won't look quite the same - but still better than steelies.

the lightness makes a difference as well (handling / braking / acceleration)

Will

[why?]

Cali roads are much better than what we have in the northeast. They don't have to deal with frost heaves that change the composition of the road every night.