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01mmmz28 · 13 May 2008, 04:49 am

A good set a rims will set a car off from the rest, no need to go overboard on the entire car IMO, it starts to look ricey if you do that.

Double · 13 May 2008, 05:40 am

stock with rims, If you need to alter the exterior more than that get a new car. And anything the makes it slower should cause you a lifetime of hemmroids and hiccups!

robz95xj · 13 May 2008, 08:21 am

im all for it, gotta cut fenders to fit bigger tires, add bigger flare to cover the bigger tires and stay legal, need bumpers to protect the body

mattlikespeople · 13 May 2008, 09:03 am

really depends on the car. for my car i think it looks pretty good in factory spec but you could go with stock wheels from the same company then do slight body mods and come out rather nicely

little bit of both body and wheels

Remirez · 13 May 2008, 01:38 pm

went with stock body aftermarket rims.
Dont mind a little body work, but it's gotta be minimal. So much of what people do, including a lot of CF is just for looks and isn't really functional. Therefore, "looking sporty" is retarded because it usually just adds weight (except in some CF replacements)
And heavy modded exterior with stock rims. You pretty much need to be shot.

HKSevo · 13 May 2008, 08:03 pm

damn matt, u need to get some SE-R altima rims...holy crap that is clean

and yea i agree with most...very mild body mods are fine

overdone with cheap body kits and huge spoilers defently is a ticket to get shot

JoseCR7 · 13 May 2008, 08:08 pm

nice pics matt hella clean vehicles

drift-unit · 13 May 2008, 08:24 pm

i picked modded exterior and rims, as mentioned above, it depends on the vehicle and done tastefully

for example a Gunmetal R33 with just a nismo lip and black CE28's
cleaned up body work, some replacement wide fenders to house the wheels nicely, smoked tails and headlights and top it off with light tint

Blair_355 · 14 May 2008, 12:35 am

It all depends on the car really.

Headracer · 14 May 2008, 05:43 pm

Everything functional... If you've got a fast car and drive it on a track fairly often, functional aero parts are pretty damn cool. On a daily driver though, keep it stock and get some nice rims. Cops zero in on cars with lots of exterior modding like crazy, and no one likes getting pulled over.

chevy2nova · 14 May 2008, 06:20 pm

see i dont mind when like the hood is changed on a car but thats about all the body modding aside from wheels i would be ok with. money for me would be better spent on performance

HKSevo · 15 May 2008, 03:56 pm

this is what im talking about for mild mods....perfect evo imo

plus it has 800hp

but only runs a 11 on low boost

wingless evos FTW

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97talon · 15 May 2008, 07:13 pm

Clean! ^^^

Skylines look sexy with simple body mods as well.

JoseCR7 · 15 May 2008, 07:25 pm

gayass evo jk
thats f-ing clean man. love those rims

HKSevo · 15 May 2008, 07:46 pm

here are two more prime examples of slighty cf'ed evo's

cf hoods are a bit too much imo

View Poll Results: Modded Exterior or Not????
Modded Exterior....stock rims	0	0%
Modded Exterior....aftermarket rims	10	38.46%
ALL Stock Exterior....stock rims	1	3.85%
ALL Stock Exterior....aftermarket rims	15	57.69%
Voters: 26. You may not vote on this poll

13 May 2008, 04:49 am	#16 (permalink)
01mmmz28 Veteran Tremekian Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: On a national search to find burgh a dentist that will work on baboon teeth. Posts: 4,845 01mmmz28's Gallery	Re: Exterior Modding or Not? A good set a rims will set a car off from the rest, no need to go overboard on the entire car IMO, it starts to look ricey if you do that. __________________ 2001 Z/28 LS1. Texas speed cam 231/237 598/595 112 lsa, .660 lift springs,7.4 hardened pushrods, lid, LT headers,TSP X pipe,Texas speed "true duels",Richmond 4.10 gears, stud kit, Thunder racing girdle cover, Spec stg 3+ clutch, ARP rod bolts, clevite main and rod bearings, 25% underdrive pulley, SLP 85mm MAF,black ZR1 rims 315/35/17 Nitto DR's, BMR subframes, BMR LCA's, Edelbrock TQ Arm, BMR pan hard bar. LS2 timing chain and gear set, LS6 ported oil pump.... Tuned by R.P.M. Performance. All labor done my ME and a few good friends !!!!

13 May 2008, 05:40 am	#17 (permalink)
Double Tremek Supporter Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 348 Double's Gallery	Re: Exterior Modding or Not? stock with rims, If you need to alter the exterior more than that get a new car. And anything the makes it slower should cause you a lifetime of hemmroids and hiccups!

13 May 2008, 08:21 am	#18 (permalink)
robz95xj Oooo Pretty Bumper Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: I'm Thinkin Of Takin' A Shit On Ramseys Trans Am Posts: 12,859 robz95xj's Gallery	Re: Exterior Modding or Not? im all for it, gotta cut fenders to fit bigger tires, add bigger flare to cover the bigger tires and stay legal, need bumpers to protect the body __________________ 1995 Cherokee Sport 6", 35's 1992 Ford F-150, 2WD, 5.0 and now rollin on MONSTER 31's

13 May 2008, 09:03 am	#19 (permalink)
mattlikespeople Veteran Tremekian Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: insightful and tastfully immature Posts: 4,345 mattlikespeople's Gallery	Re: Exterior Modding or Not? really depends on the car. for my car i think it looks pretty good in factory spec but you could go with stock wheels from the same company then do slight body mods and come out rather nicely little bit of both body and wheels __________________ Those who hold the power control the minds of the weak. __________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ _______________________________________ THE MODS ON THIS SITE ARE FUNNY Last edited by mattlikespeople : 30 Feb 2119 at 26:01 pm.

13 May 2008, 01:38 pm	#20 (permalink)
Remirez Senior Tremekian Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: In my chair, in front of my computer Posts: 1,285 Remirez's Gallery	Re: Exterior Modding or Not? went with stock body aftermarket rims. Dont mind a little body work, but it's gotta be minimal. So much of what people do, including a lot of CF is just for looks and isn't really functional. Therefore, "looking sporty" is retarded because it usually just adds weight (except in some CF replacements) And heavy modded exterior with stock rims. You pretty much need to be shot. __________________ But without adventure the finest opportunities of risk, discovery and even solitude could never be ours, and life would be reduced to a dead level of safety, knowledge, and society. - Henry W. Nevison

13 May 2008, 08:03 pm	#21 (permalink)
HKSevo NO!!!!! Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Bad Air city, California Posts: 7,598 HKSevo's Gallery	Re: Exterior Modding or Not? damn matt, u need to get some SE-R altima rims...holy crap that is clean and yea i agree with most...very mild body mods are fine overdone with cheap body kits and huge spoilers defently is a ticket to get shot __________________

13 May 2008, 08:24 pm	#23 (permalink)
drift-unit Cool Tremekian Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Bahamas Posts: 422 drift-unit's Gallery	Re: Exterior Modding or Not? i picked modded exterior and rims, as mentioned above, it depends on the vehicle and done tastefully for example a Gunmetal R33 with just a nismo lip and black CE28's cleaned up body work, some replacement wide fenders to house the wheels nicely, smoked tails and headlights and top it off with light tint __________________ 1993 red lightning R.I.P. in the works, 94 Evo III

14 May 2008, 12:35 am	#24 (permalink)
Blair_355 The Biggest Thread Mod... Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: "I come from the land down under" Posts: 20,393 Blair_355's Gallery	Re: Exterior Modding or Not? It all depends on the car really. __________________ I like big harry d!ck in my arse. www.visihost.com.au

14 May 2008, 05:43 pm	#25 (permalink)
Headracer Young Noob Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: DC Posts: 77 Headracer's Gallery	Re: Exterior Modding or Not? Everything functional... If you've got a fast car and drive it on a track fairly often, functional aero parts are pretty damn cool. On a daily driver though, keep it stock and get some nice rims. Cops zero in on cars with lots of exterior modding like crazy, and no one likes getting pulled over. __________________ Cars: Subaru Outback (the showroom stock rallycrosser) '08 VW GTI DSG (APR Chipped, reprogrammed electronic differential lock, Brembo brakes) On a given day, a given circumstance, you think you have a limit. And so you touch this limit, something happens and you suddenly can go a little bit further. With your mind power, your determination, your instinct, and the experience as well, you can fly very high. -Ayrton Senna

14 May 2008, 06:20 pm	#26 (permalink)
chevy2nova Fanatic Tremekian Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 602 chevy2nova's Gallery	Re: Exterior Modding or Not? see i dont mind when like the hood is changed on a car but thats about all the body modding aside from wheels i would be ok with. money for me would be better spent on performance __________________ 1967 Chevy 2 nova 1969 Olds 442 1997 grand prix gt An old irish saying "may god bless the hearts of those who love us, and for those that dont love us may god turn their hearts, and if he cant turn their hearts may he turn their ankles, so we shall know them by their limping." "If A is a success in life, then A equals x plus y plus z. Work is x; y is play; and z is keeping your mouth shut." Albert Einstein Chevrolet= Chews hondas eats volkswagons runs over lexus embarasses toyota

15 May 2008, 03:56 pm	#27 (permalink)
HKSevo NO!!!!! Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Bad Air city, California Posts: 7,598 HKSevo's Gallery	Re: Exterior Modding or Not? this is what im talking about for mild mods....perfect evo imo plus it has 800hp but only runs a 11 on low boost wingless evos FTW Modified Car Trader.com \| FOR SALE: 2003 Mitsubishi Evolution VIII [Lancer EVO] GSR... \| Monroe Georgia 30655 \| __________________

15 May 2008, 07:46 pm	#30 (permalink)
HKSevo NO!!!!! Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Bad Air city, California Posts: 7,598 HKSevo's Gallery	Re: Exterior Modding or Not? here are two more prime examples of slighty cf'ed evo's cf hoods are a bit too much imo __________________

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