What do you think?
You ruined my ride!! 
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Joined: 12-04-2005
Posts: 174
From: Hilton (Rochester),NY
Bluew/Casinos
Mine will probably end up exactly like the picture. I live in a place that is constantly gray; a natural darkroom that was ideal for what Eastman was doing. I dispise gray!! 
Since there is no teal, Daytona Blue will have to do.
As far as lowering is concerned, I'd probably try just doing the front first and leaving the back to see how the rake looked.
Since there is no teal, Daytona Blue will have to do.As far as lowering is concerned, I'd probably try just doing the front first and leaving the back to see how the rake looked.
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Joined: 10-02-2005
Posts: 1,245
From: VA
kodak, my pic was taken about sunset, so it is dark.
I know what you mean about the occasional sunshine in upstate NY. I grew up in Binghamton. When I moved to SE VA in '69 I began to notice... Hey the sun's out, again.... and again! 
I know what you mean about the occasional sunshine in upstate NY. I grew up in Binghamton. When I moved to SE VA in '69 I began to notice... Hey the sun's out, again.... and again!
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Joined: 01-27-2006
Posts: 320
From: Dublin, California
Originally Posted by SoCalHHR
These are the Foose Nitrous wheels I'm looking at (keep in mind they'll be on a Dark Silver Metallic HHR):
Closeup detail:
Foose also makes a nice black center of the same wheel:
or a "plain" chrome center:
I know they're 8.5's - but I just LOVE the FATTY lip!
Not bad at all for $1500 including tires.
Closeup detail:
Foose also makes a nice black center of the same wheel:
or a "plain" chrome center:
I know they're 8.5's - but I just LOVE the FATTY lip!
Not bad at all for $1500 including tires.
And a close up...
These are 18x8.5 with a 34mm offset, on 235/40's. Of course, with the 34mm offset, may not be able to lower it as most of you have done. I am sure it will look much better though....
