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from that photo looks epically high but not the best angle...

Lol that what no front bar will do, howevr look how low the stealth cooler is to the ground... Looks like it would be pretty low with bar back on

Lol that what no front bar will do, howevr look how low the stealth cooler is to the ground... Looks like it would be pretty low with bar back on

ye car is lowered but not too much. with those wheels it was sitting a little high

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and someone said about the wank factory of shoving things between yout tyres and rims to show stretch

well...lol

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i havent seen to many mexicans running around in here but ill take mexican over sunken battleships.. wasnt trying to start a fight with ya i actually think your car looks good with some tough wheels would be secks.

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