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[e39hamann]

i'm sorry but that stretch looks horrible, i would not want to ride in a car with tires that looked like that...

[Francois Dillinger]

Getting a little better.

[whooty]

at the tags

Yea I made some enemies on E46fanatics.com haha.

Ok I won't bump this thread again until I get something done peace

[yurotrash]

at the tags

[whooty]

the guy who was going to roll and pull my fenders said his roller broke today and he can't get a new one until next week.... I leave for DC on sunday

I called every body shop and auto shop to try to find one but they either didn't have one or didn't want to lend it out...

So idk if these will fit in the front therefore I cannot order the rest of them. I'll have to wait until may when I come back for summer break.

In the mean time i'm probably going to look for black seats, and black door panels to two-tone my interior.

If anyone has a fender roller in sacramento or close to sacramento please hit me up. Its a major bummer that I couldn't get them rolled and pulled during christmas break.

peace

EDIT: And to everyone that didn't like the plasti dip, I have put the stock bumper back on and removed the blue plasti dip so all my wheels are now silver. I also put the amber corner lights and turn signals back on to make it look almost completely stock. The only thing that isn't stock about it is that its low

[whooty]

no problem, tho if you are new to stretched tires, a good advice is to check your pressure regularly, i check mine once a day (the rears) because you can't see when no air is in the tire.

driving with no air = blow out.

Thanks for the useful information

[Zic]

no problem, tho if you are new to stretched tires, a good advice is to check your pressure regularly, i check mine once a day (the rears) because you can't see when no air is in the tire.

driving with no air = blow out.

[whooty]

People run stretch all the time, i ran 215/35's on my 9.5's with no problems for over a year. Put them on the car and drive it already

ok

[Icana4dit]

People run stretch all the time, i ran 215/35's on my 9.5's with no problems for over a year. Put them on the car and drive it already

[whooty]

Of course your tire guy is gonna say it isn't safe.

He's really chill though. He's a friend of my sisters and always puts on spacers, puts tires on (or attempts to) for me for free.

All the other tires shops said they don't want to even mess with putting a 225 on a 10" wheel.

What i'm trying to say is that he understands what i'm trying to do and thinks that this tire is just way too small to use.

I think that you guys would have more experience though, thats why i'm asking you. Do you think it's ok?

[DCJodon]

Of course your tire guy is gonna say it isn't safe.

[whooty]

my friend runs 205/45's on his 17x11

you wouldve been better off with 40's since its 18's

You sure? I trust you but I want to get some more feedback from more people. I don't want to be driving with a friend in the car and have my tire slide off the rim

Edit: and 205's on a 11 must have looked funky haha

[BreakMyWallet]

you wouldve been better off with 40's since its 18's

[BreakMyWallet]

my friend runs 205/45's on his 17x11

[whooty]

Finally got the tire installed. Wasn't able to get the 225/35/18 on the 18x10.5 but we did get it on the 18x10. Do you think it looks safe?

The guy who put the tire on said that it isn't safe at all





Once again it's a nankang nsll 225/35R18 on a 18x10