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they might sit nice but im not feelin the xt7's :)

haha dont worry man i test fitted some already (just to wide) and they looked awesome on the car

if i dont get them under $1k ill jsut paint my enkei's black or bronze for the moment

evo drivers in oz amuse me. they're either asians who have watched a bit too much initial D, or white boys who are WRC fans. the ironic bit is that both stereotypes are so protective of their precious cars that they won't take it hillclimbing etc and sit there stressing about a chip on the paintwork.

fuck off you sandy vagina'd poser douchebags. your car is not the fucking automotive messiah, it's a fucking lancer with a turbo and an extra LSD. you don't have fucking active yaw control so that you can better negotiate roundabouts. drive it like it was meant to be driven or give it here and walk to your fucking knitting lessons or book clubs or whatever fuck you ballbagless eunuchs seem to like doing for fun.

hrmmm go black ? lols

ps. lower it pls :)

haha i was about to get some tein s-techs to drop it

but one of the kents of evoOz fucked me over from buying them, was promised first dibs adn the kent sold them on me

evo drivers in oz amuse me. they're either asians who have watched a bit too much initial D, or white boys who are WRC fans. the ironic bit is that both stereotypes are so protective of their precious cars that they won't take it hillclimbing etc and sit there stressing about a chip on the paintwork.

fuck off you sandy vagina'd poser douchebags. your car is not the fucking automotive messiah, it's a fucking lancer with a turbo and an extra LSD. you don't have fucking active yaw control so that you can better negotiate roundabouts. drive it like it was meant to be driven or give it here and walk to your fucking knitting lessons or book clubs or whatever fuck you ballbagless eunuchs seem to like doing for fun.

ahahaha like im going to say what i really do up my street/back streets which is all dirt and pretty much a single lane rally course, why do you think it got so dirty :D

ahahaha like im going to say what i really do up my street/back streets which is all dirt and pretty much a single lane rally course, why do you think it got so dirty :D
i live on a dirt road, but i hate driving on it

i like clean cars, ive taken it down the road once it was soooo filthy afterwoods and dust was in everything.... never again

great story hansell.

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