Which rims for the 03 coupe?
01-19-2003, 03:29 PM
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Which rims for the 03 coupe?
Hey guys... so I think I found a set of wheels that I want for my 03 v6 ex coupe... tell me what all your opinions are. I put a deposit down on them, so I think the decision has already been made, but i'd love opinions.....
18" axis seven mods?
18" axis seven mods?
01-20-2003, 12:43 PM
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Yeah, I think it would look bad if I didn't lower it as well. I'm just wondering if I should wait to get the $$ together to do both at the same time or do one at a time as I get the $$....
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I suggest you drop the car first, since drop comes before anything. There is nothing worst than 18"s on stock height. That is no good. So drop first, then wait about a month until your springs completely settle in and then get the rims. I would do that if i had money for rims.
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Originally posted by F23A4_AcCoRdude
I suggest you drop the car first, since drop comes before anything. There is nothing worst than 18"s on stock height. That is no good. So drop first, then wait about a month until your springs completely settle in and then get the rims. I would do that if i had money for rims.
I suggest you drop the car first, since drop comes before anything. There is nothing worst than 18"s on stock height. That is no good. So drop first, then wait about a month until your springs completely settle in and then get the rims. I would do that if i had money for rims.
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you dont necessarily have to wait, but your springs will settle for about 2 weeks. So i think you should slap on the rims after the springs are completely settled. That is upto you tho, but i would do that.
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Originally posted by F23A4_AcCoRdude
you dont necessarily have to wait, but your springs will settle for about 2 weeks. So i think you should slap on the rims after the springs are completely settled. That is upto you tho, but i would do that.
you dont necessarily have to wait, but your springs will settle for about 2 weeks. So i think you should slap on the rims after the springs are completely settled. That is upto you tho, but i would do that.
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Originally posted by poysonivee
Sorry to ask again, but you didn't really answer my question: WHY wait, not how long....
Sorry to ask again, but you didn't really answer my question: WHY wait, not how long....
But like he said, you'd probably be fine either way. Just don't put those 18's on before the drop.