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Bakerdd"s '99 GT: Project stance





Thanks!

and yeah they probably do. Now that i have a pressure guage, its been real easy to dial on my ride height and figure out what rides best. At about 55psi front and 35psi rear it rides smoother than coils IMO. And a full tank of gas and some friends riding along always helps control the bounce a little
 
Do a gunmetal with gold flake wheel. I think that would look tits. It would make the details of the rim more apparent while still not being a honda-ricer-fag.

There are classy ways to do low. This is an example of that.
 


Matt Palm said:
but otherwise please do bronze wheels
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I think this is gonna be my choice. I think I'm gonna save up some money for powder coating or legit paint because I'm not sure how good bronze from a spray can will look.

bigburban said:
looks awesome!
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thanks!

Oxfire said:
Do a gunmetal with gold flake wheel. I think that would look tits. It would make the details of the rim more apparent while still not being a honda-ricer-fag.

There are classy ways to do low. This is an example of that.
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Thanks! My goal has always been to keep it classy. I'm not sure which store I was in but they had some spray cans of metallic colors with a ton of flake in them. I was thinking about having bass boat colored wheels for about 5 mins haha. But I do think your idea would look good. Maybe I'll compromise and do a little flake in some bronze?
 
I'm sure it will look good with a new color, but I like it as it stands now...simple,understated classiness
the wheels look great black inner with the polished lip giving them relief, depth and fatness....Those are the rims I want!!
 


Bakerdd said:
Thanks!

and yeah they probably do. Now that i have a pressure guage, its been real easy to dial on my ride height and figure out what rides best. At about 55psi front and 35psi rear it rides smoother than coils IMO. And a full tank of gas and some friends riding along always helps control the bounce a little
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You do know that tires have a MAX PSI rating right? (sidewall of every tire has this info)

You never want to go above that as it can cause un-even wear and alot more stress on the inner liners on the tire and could cause a blow out.

95% of all passenger tires are rated between 44 and 50 psi MAX, the car only calls for 30 psi though 32-35 is a better psi to run. It would be wise to not run more than 40-42psi in each tire.



But dis-regard this post if that pressure gauge is for the air bags, as this may be a mix up on what that gauge is for.
 
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