The Ultimate Aggressive Wheel Thread... Evo X Style
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From: Bay Area
O..M...G!!! i think i want my white wheels back :/
You just made white on white flawless!
and that wing....well sir , i think ill be buyin one this summer, everytime i see one i become more in love wit it!
You just made white on white flawless!
and that wing....well sir , i think ill be buyin one this summer, everytime i see one i become more in love wit it!
late reply... im on Yokohama AD08 at 265/35/18... lowered on a prototype springs... cant release info just yet. i need to just roll the rear fenders or i can get away with max negative camber. up front: no problem.
my gf has 10.5 wide +18 ce28's with 275 star specs. tucks fine. no roll in the front and a decent roll in the rear.
i can get my fingers between the tire and fender, and....
( •_•)>⌐■-■
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a few other places for that matter.
only pic I could find.
i can get my fingers between the tire and fender, and....
( •_•)>⌐■-■
(⌐■_■)
a few other places for that matter.
only pic I could find.
Last edited by akauf; Mar 5, 2012 at 11:37 PM.
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Joined: Dec 2008
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From: Los Angeles
No offense...
wait. actually screw that. Maybe offending might do some good. The original pic was superb, and whatever you did there is terrible. Trey Ratcliff would be embarrassed.
The car looks dope. I was showing my wife (the original photo) as an example of what we should do. Great camera angle too, and the original exposure is spot on.
wait. actually screw that. Maybe offending might do some good. The original pic was superb, and whatever you did there is terrible. Trey Ratcliff would be embarrassed.
The car looks dope. I was showing my wife (the original photo) as an example of what we should do. Great camera angle too, and the original exposure is spot on.
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Joined: Jul 2009
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From: Kuwait
No offense...
wait. actually screw that. Maybe offending might do some good. The original pic was superb, and whatever you did there is terrible. Trey Ratcliff would be embarrassed.
The car looks dope. I was showing my wife (the original photo) as an example of what we should do. Great camera angle too, and the original exposure is spot on.
wait. actually screw that. Maybe offending might do some good. The original pic was superb, and whatever you did there is terrible. Trey Ratcliff would be embarrassed.
The car looks dope. I was showing my wife (the original photo) as an example of what we should do. Great camera angle too, and the original exposure is spot on.
No offense...
wait. actually screw that. Maybe offending might do some good. The original pic was superb, and whatever you did there is terrible. Trey Ratcliff would be embarrassed.
The car looks dope. I was showing my wife (the original photo) as an example of what we should do. Great camera angle too, and the original exposure is spot on.
wait. actually screw that. Maybe offending might do some good. The original pic was superb, and whatever you did there is terrible. Trey Ratcliff would be embarrassed.
The car looks dope. I was showing my wife (the original photo) as an example of what we should do. Great camera angle too, and the original exposure is spot on.
well again, first time doing it. Instead of criticizing it, you all can give me tips so i can learn what i should be doing. Im not a photog. (didnt take that pic either) and i've never taken any classes on editing, so again im open to any and all suggestions. I would love to know how to much make regular pix better.
When i looked at the original pic, i thought the silver of the car was a lil too close to the color of the sky, and i wanted it to stand out a bit so it wouldnt look like the roof blended into the sky.
When i looked at the original pic, i thought the silver of the car was a lil too close to the color of the sky, and i wanted it to stand out a bit so it wouldnt look like the roof blended into the sky.
Of course without an offset that information is of questionable value
