Official Phantom Black Evo X Picture Thread
Aug 23, 2014, 09:10 AM
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Aug 25, 2014, 03:47 PM
#1300
New 14 PB evo
Hello guys,
Been on evolutionm for a long time now, and I fell in love with them when I was younger and when all my friends liked muscle cars. I started off with my first car, a 2004 LY ralliart that I absolutely loved. Never posted any pictures, but now that I am getting into posting you will see them at some point. Unfortunately, it got totaled after a young girl made a lane change when I was right next to her and pushed me into a high curb with no shoulder. Fortunately, I bought an 2014 Phantom Black evolution with the sight and sound package, as well as the premium (leather and sunroof). Sorry for the terrible picture I am just excited to post but there will be way more to come! Thank you!
Been on evolutionm for a long time now, and I fell in love with them when I was younger and when all my friends liked muscle cars. I started off with my first car, a 2004 LY ralliart that I absolutely loved. Never posted any pictures, but now that I am getting into posting you will see them at some point. Unfortunately, it got totaled after a young girl made a lane change when I was right next to her and pushed me into a high curb with no shoulder. Fortunately, I bought an 2014 Phantom Black evolution with the sight and sound package, as well as the premium (leather and sunroof). Sorry for the terrible picture I am just excited to post but there will be way more to come! Thank you!
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Aug 26, 2014, 01:48 PM
#1302
Evolving Member
Aug 26, 2014, 02:02 PM
#1303
I would assume he just bought the +22 offset with that stance. I don't think it's aggressive enough to be the +12.
Either way, spacers and lowering offset do basically the same thing. Personally though I'd rather get the more aggressive offset as it usually means a more concave face and I like concave faces. Nothing wrong with spacers though if that's what he used.
http://www.rayswheels.co.jp/2009/pro...de=GL_57Xtreme
Either way, spacers and lowering offset do basically the same thing. Personally though I'd rather get the more aggressive offset as it usually means a more concave face and I like concave faces. Nothing wrong with spacers though if that's what he used.
http://www.rayswheels.co.jp/2009/pro...de=GL_57Xtreme
Aug 27, 2014, 07:28 AM
#1305