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Gumball 05-14-2006 12:38 PM

we'll let it slide. this time ;)

Sol 05-14-2006 12:39 PM

I found an old pic and compared to one I took yesterday. I cranked the exposure way up in Photoshop and turned down the contrast so you can see the fender gaps easier.

http://www.solsblog.com/temp/lowered...ed_compare.jpg

Gumball 05-14-2006 12:45 PM

:D Now I can see the difference. I would guess inch and a half.

handdrumman 05-14-2006 01:00 PM

Do u have any kind of camber kit?? It looks as though the top is tilted in a bit.......Looks frigin awsome though!! :D I'd love to do that to my bonnie.....then my car would look sick!! 8)

Sol 05-14-2006 01:14 PM

I think it looks tilted because of the angle I took the photos. From looking at the car, everything looks fine. But I'm getting an alignment anyway so if anything is off, it will be adjusted.

GAMEOVER 05-14-2006 01:46 PM

that looks really good a low ride is a better ride

wjcollier07 05-14-2006 02:14 PM

that really is nice. it gives the car a nicer stance!

Shadow 05-14-2006 02:22 PM

Re: Slammed GTP
 

Originally Posted by Sol
Well, not quite slammed 8) , but I did get my SSC Lowering Springs installed today. They still have yet to settle in, but there is already a nice stance from the car. They gave about a 1.5" drop.



So far, I'm very happy with the new look.

Looks really great. Very noticable to me since I have seen my fair share of stock GPs. Nice yet not over done.

JimmyFloyd 05-14-2006 02:32 PM

Hrm... Read the title as Slammed and was looking for something tucking some rims.

While this is not tucking, it does look 100 times better than before and I think it makes the car even with the stock rims. As stated before, some 17"-18" rims and you'll be set.

fantastic88 05-14-2006 03:25 PM

That looks real good. Tell us how much of an improvement on grip you have after they settle. Will prolly be done to my car later this year. The lower to the ground the better ( within reason). Makes me feel safer knowing I have better grip and am more "connected" to the road.


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