well, I finally put my svt wheels back on today. Hope it doesn't snow. Anywho yeah I know the car is dirty so deal with it. Before:
No I wasn't going for the artistic angled look ,that is just kinda the tilt of the driveway. It does look really angled though.
After:
Here's one I just took in the street after going to Costco. I noticed I had a nail in my tire, so I threw iti n my trunk with 3/4 SVT wheels installed and had them patch it since it is free. Well it turns out I had three nails each in a different tire. Ironically, not one nail actually puntured the tire. [werd]. So I don't know if that says the tires are crappy if they pick up nails easily or good since they can't seem to be puntured. The SVT wheels are about half an inch taller than the stock ones, so I have an extra half inch of ground clearance now and half an inch less wheel gap I presume now. The wheel gap is smaller now for sure though.
So now I have my dirty ass car with clean rims and tireshine on. Lame. It is supposed to rain the next few days. I need blacked out headlights and tail lights now though.
Oh, and one more thing, this is the first time I had my car up on the jack since I jacked the curb. My wheel flop is gone since they did replace my bearing, but I hoped maybe whatever noise I still had going on would disappear with the other set of tires. It is still there. All the tires are wearing even ect. So who knows what I did when I hit the curb. It can't be anything serious I wouldn't think anymore. I mean the car and tires are acting fine. It just sounds like loud tires which is why I thought maybe taking the stockers off might solve the problem. I thought maybe I slipped a belt in the stockers, but there are no lumps or bumps or abnormalties on them.