FITMENT is almost 100% M35 Avant Garde Wheels
11-08-2013, 01:06 PM
#1
FITMENT is almost 100% M35 Avant Garde Wheels
What's up fellas?! It's been a long time I haven't posted here
Just wanted to share my new set up. So traded my G to an M and here she is right now s!@#ting pretty. Fitment on rears is about 88% I just gotta dial that camber more id say couple of degrees more and I should hit 100% w/o FCk*ng up my fender/ quarter panel. Front fitment is on point so no problem on that. This is best I can do for right now but it'll do so just enjoy the pics
Specs?? PM me coz I've been working hard to make this ish fit, going to the tire shop mounting and un-mounting tires is really PITA and takes a alot of time lol.
and Yes I'm on bags over fortune auto coils accuair e-level setup.
when she was stitting on WORK Durandals
Just wanted to share my new set up. So traded my G to an M and here she is right now s!@#ting pretty. Fitment on rears is about 88% I just gotta dial that camber more id say couple of degrees more and I should hit 100% w/o FCk*ng up my fender/ quarter panel. Front fitment is on point so no problem on that. This is best I can do for right now but it'll do so just enjoy the pics
Specs?? PM me coz I've been working hard to make this ish fit, going to the tire shop mounting and un-mounting tires is really PITA and takes a alot of time lol.
and Yes I'm on bags over fortune auto coils accuair e-level setup.
when she was stitting on WORK Durandals
Last edited by VA_55; 11-08-2013 at 03:00 PM.
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11-08-2013, 02:52 PM
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It's all good man, it's not for everyone. I like it personally. I just don't like when people refer to the stance scene as childish. These guys spend tons of time money and work on their rides trying to achieve that look. They also usually only buy high end parts. As I said it's not for everyone but it definitely is not childish. Nice ride VA, those wheels are ill
11-08-2013, 02:55 PM
#6
It's all good man, it's not for everyone. I like it personally. I just don't like when people refer to the stance scene as childish. These guys spend tons of time money and work on their rides trying to achieve that look. They also usually only buy high end parts. As I said it's not for everyone but it definitely is not childish. Nice ride VA, those wheels are ill
11-08-2013, 06:14 PM
#8
The only one uptight here is you guy. Please don't keep explaining why you hate it so much, we got that. Time to move on to "older" things. Let the young childish kids here have at it grandpa
Again ... I think the look is childish looking ... regardless of the money spent. You take a great car and mess it up so bad that it's stiff, harsh and you have to worry about hitting an acorn in the road and will have the clearance or not. For me it's all about moderation. I do believe there is a scale that matches age <==> to slammed. The younger the lower, the older the less drop.
As I said ... to each his own, it's a free country (barely). It just amazes me when people post pics and want reactions and everyone gets uptight if someone doesn't like something and expresses why. I think it better to say why you do/don't like something rather than just saying ... "hate it"
As I said ... to each his own, it's a free country (barely). It just amazes me when people post pics and want reactions and everyone gets uptight if someone doesn't like something and expresses why. I think it better to say why you do/don't like something rather than just saying ... "hate it"
11-08-2013, 06:24 PM
#9
Looks nice. I enjoy the stanced look on the Infiniti sedans. I agree that a little more camber in the rear would put it on point. Nice work.
I agree with just about everything you say, except the part in red. Big generalization. I would argue that one could find a bunch of stanced cars rolling on cut springs or Megan coilovers, Federal or Nankang tires, and fake wheels with far greater ease than I could with a legit set-up.
It's all good man, it's not for everyone. I like it personally. I just don't like when people refer to the stance scene as childish. These guys spend tons of time money and work on their rides trying to achieve that look. They also usually only buy high end parts. As I said it's not for everyone but it definitely is not childish. Nice ride VA, those wheels are ill
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11-08-2013, 06:35 PM
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Looks nice. I enjoy the stanced look on the Infiniti sedans. I agree that a little more camber in the rear would put it on point. Nice work.
I agree with just about everything you say, except the part in red. Big generalization. I would argue that one could find a bunch of stanced cars rolling on cut springs or Megan coilovers, Federal or Nankang tires, and fake wheels with far greater ease than I could with a legit set-up.
I agree with just about everything you say, except the part in red. Big generalization. I would argue that one could find a bunch of stanced cars rolling on cut springs or Megan coilovers, Federal or Nankang tires, and fake wheels with far greater ease than I could with a legit set-up.
Yeah I hear you dude, I agree there are ricers in the scene. My reference was to the few guys on here in the scene I should of clarified. I just don't get why slammed is childish, I guess GT class race cars are childish then if we're going by that logic. But I digress.
11-08-2013, 07:18 PM
#11
Gessshhh people need to shut up already here and just enjoy the damm post if you like it commnet and if is not your cup of tea move on or click X on the web page DUHHHH!!! ..
Stop bashing or quoting comments here keep the post clean Thanks.
VA_55 - Sick M bro looks **** keep up good work, yes little more adjust to the rear camber and should come out clean, post piks when u do so.
Stop bashing or quoting comments here keep the post clean Thanks.
VA_55 - Sick M bro looks **** keep up good work, yes little more adjust to the rear camber and should come out clean, post piks when u do so.
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11-24-2013, 01:52 PM
#13
I always appreciate someone that takes a car to a new level or pushes boundaries. Although I doubt I'd feel comfortable rolling that tight I surely appreciate the commitment that it takes to pull it off. The AG wheels are off-the-hook BTW. Oh, and I'm rolling on Megan coils and although they're not a top-shelf item they've been much better than my previous lowering springs and have been holding up well for the 18k miles. Hopefully my G doesn't come across as ricey 
OP, look forward to more pics.
OP, look forward to more pics.
