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I don't think they're too 'clean' for any car, especially skylines

dont get me wrong, i would sell my big toes to get my hands on a set for my car. im just saying, for the theme he's going for, with the rust and all, lmgt4s dont fit. theyd make the car look hot, but something like professors or meisters would suit better. cos they are a thicker spoke, with exposed bolts etc, it gives a tuffer impression to the car. w/o the rust, LMGT4 in bronze or black would be sex

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+1 for the beefy rotors nd brakes.

other than that it looks f*kin good!!! congrats on the outcome!

only prob i really have with the flared guards at the rear is the fuel flap. i think ive only seen one kit that brings the fuel flap out to line up with the extra width.

Thanks everyone for your thought, really fun to hear after the last months of work!

Haha ye the brakes look kinda.. tiny :blink: Another one for the 'to do in autumn'-list!

I havent really decided if i like the space at the fuel flap yet. It gives away that its been widened, which is the idea, but so does alot of other things to :)

man that turned out nice. the colour looks fkn great!!!

would look better lowered, with those tyres right up at the guards.

good job man. if you're into the rust look, thats the finish you'd want :)

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