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ur old rims make my car!!! I had to roll the guards aswell. I still goto put spacers on and lower

Did u powder coat the centers or urs? Im not sure if i can be bothered...i was planing on powder coating the rears white but not sure

Nah havn't got em powder coated yet, I'll get em all done black eventually. That or maybe a really dark grey. Shit they'll be hanging out with spacers on them!

loose the mudflaps!

You would be surprised how much 4WD gets done in it..

honestly i didn't even notice them until you just pointed them out and Ive owned it for years :D

do they come stock like that?

side shots are fail and the rear just looks fat because of the angle haha

ive been trying to decide side skirts and rear bar for the car to suit the lower 400r front bar

might go top secret sides and a 400r rear bar

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I like :blush:

yeah they are a stock thing, also needed for a RWC too so yeah. mine came with them, less than 24 hours and id pulled them off :whistling:

good idea to keep them handy tho

I got an rwc a few months ago, nothing was said about me not having them.

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