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From: Gurnee, IL
I really like how you kept the orange in there. The car looks classy and sporty as a whole. The rims look good, they're different.
The only thing I don't like are the fenders. They look a little off to me, but im sure you had to rework them for the rims. But then, I thought with CCw, you have more fitment options. Is this due to the spoon calipers?
The only thing I don't like are the fenders. They look a little off to me, but im sure you had to rework them for the rims. But then, I thought with CCw, you have more fitment options. Is this due to the spoon calipers?
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I really like how you kept the orange in there. The car looks classy and sporty as a whole. The rims look good, they're different.
The only thing I don't like are the fenders. They look a little off to me, but im sure you had to rework them for the rims. But then, I thought with CCw, you have more fitment options. Is this due to the spoon calipers?
The only thing I don't like are the fenders. They look a little off to me, but im sure you had to rework them for the rims. But then, I thought with CCw, you have more fitment options. Is this due to the spoon calipers?
The Spoon Calipers were not an issue. The fenders were redone to accommodate prior wheel set ups. They were widened while maintaining the stock body line so at first glance they appear OEM, but are actually about 25mm wider than stock. CCWs are in fact complete custom wheels and the sizes that were chosen fill the front fenders well. I do have to bring the front down a littler lower.
