fair enough... if it was me I would lower and tint first... then worry about wheels later... that way you don't have to drive around a car that looks a little off for months...

 

i don't think stock EVO's look "a little off". they're definitely good enough to hold you off until you do what you want to it. they have rims and look great. personally, i wouldn't lower a car on stock wheels.

 

Very nice pictures!!!

 

We do not drive cars without rims and since everything was purchased before we picked up the car that is how the car sits for now. We were not buying springs a head of time, since we were unclear about ride height going in and out of steep driveways and such. IMO, driving the car and keeping the front nose scratch free is worth it looking a tad bit high since this was an everyday car this past summer. It will be off the road for the winter, and might not be an everyday driver next year. If things work out, and she is not driving in and out of the parking garage at work everyday, then we will lower it without doubt. If it has to be driven in the steep entrance, that leaves 1/2 -1 inch of space stock height before dragging its bumper cover on the ground everyday at work, then it will stay as it sits.

Cheers,

 

Thanks to those to enjoy the layout of the pics, with some nice subject matter

 

Holy big rims batman! Looks tight but big *** rims don't look right unless it's lowered. It looks almost photochopped.

 

looks hot ! great pics!!