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Okiedokie!! I was finally able to get my car cleaned up and snap a few pictures since I installed my Swifts and got my alignment. Enjoy!! Thanks for looking!

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Old 08-05-2012, 06:03 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Okiedokie!! I was finally able to get my car cleaned up and snap a few pictures since I installed my Swifts and got my alignment. Enjoy!!



















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Are you running spacers? I'm planning on switching over from my "hella flush" setup. I've come to the conclusion crazy wide wheels and slammed just isn't practical for a daily driver, not to mention I want my comfortable ride back. My cousin TJAZER swears by these.. Should have listened to him in the first place instead of going with my BC setup.. Which btw one of the rear coils has frozen in the highest position which is still lower than stock SMH.. Maybe I'm getting old.. haha
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Okiedokie!! I was finally able to get my car cleaned up and snap a few pictures since I installed my Swifts and got my alignment. Enjoy!!



















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Are you running spacers? I'm planning on switching over from my "hella flush" setup. I've come to the conclusion crazy wide wheels and slammed just isn't practical for a daily driver, not to mention I want my comfortable ride back. My cousin TJAZER swears by these.. Should have listened to him in the first place instead of going with my BC setup.. Which btw one of the rear coils has frozen in the highest position which is still lower than stock SMH.. Maybe I'm getting old.. haha
He's running a 15mm/20mm setup.
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