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i think you should swap the gtr wing for a duck tail if youre gonna add a roof spoiler

Yeah might look into that when i get it

Very nice. What size and offset are the rims??

18x9.5 +20

Vanquish?

yeah :D

what was featured on speedhunters, your car? why?

just a feature i guess :)

http://speedhunters.com/archive/2011/03/03/readers-rides-gt-gt-clean-and-simple-33.aspx

Yeah I know I love it this height. It's all got to do with the width of the rim/tyre as their 8.5" I believe and 245 tyres so their scrubbing on the arm inside and also the guards inside, once I put my 17s on which will HOPEFULLY be this week I can lower it back down to this height but as it is I'm probably sitting 65-70mm from the ground :P

Yeah I know I love it this height. It's all got to do with the width of the rim/tyre as their 8.5" I believe and 245 tyres so their scrubbing on the arm inside and also the guards inside, once I put my 17s on which will HOPEFULLY be this week I can lower it back down to this height but as it is I'm probably sitting 65-70mm from the ground :P

ahhh i see. try some 235's instead? i have 33 GTR wheels (9.0" wide) with 235's on my 33 gtst and they dont look too stretched. getting coilovers tomorrow so i'll see how it sits down over them.

will post up some before and after pics :laugh:

Some cool toys you got there man :thumbsup: that's a V-Spec II yeah?

Thanks man :happy:

And Spot on, has 300 atw, Finally let me take this thing around the block last week, one word; machine!

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