Short + fat s2000
.How did those guys do it anyway 
... am verrryyy curious 
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Like this:
and
or this
More over here:
http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1082763
BTW, this is NOT my work....I have no p-shop skills whatsoever!!!!
and
or this
More over here:
http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1082763
BTW, this is NOT my work....I have no p-shop skills whatsoever!!!!
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- I read this part:
ALright .. heres how you do it ... go into photoshop (obviously) open the image of the car // go to "image" -"image size" and make sure the top box on the bottom ISNT checked - this makes it so if u adjust one proportion the other doesnt automatically do it .. then resize the image to what u think looks good // then save the shrunk image UNDER A DIFFERENT name // then open the original pic of the car... go back to image size .. this time make it bigger // next take the high light thingy (marque tool?) and choose the eliptical shape and then outline JUST the wheels on the bigger image .. .. then just click and drag them over to the smaller one .. flatten and save and thats IT
to open up the fender gaps just do a ctrl shft + x
ALright .. heres how you do it ... go into photoshop (obviously) open the image of the car // go to "image" -"image size" and make sure the top box on the bottom ISNT checked - this makes it so if u adjust one proportion the other doesnt automatically do it .. then resize the image to what u think looks good // then save the shrunk image UNDER A DIFFERENT name // then open the original pic of the car... go back to image size .. this time make it bigger // next take the high light thingy (marque tool?) and choose the eliptical shape and then outline JUST the wheels on the bigger image .. .. then just click and drag them over to the smaller one .. flatten and save and thats IT
to open up the fender gaps just do a ctrl shft + x
