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    1. 05-05-2010 #1
      BLACKSMITH
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      Preview of the wheels going on my GRAND NATIONAL

      Here are some pictures of some wheels I am having custom made for my Grand National. It been a long journey but we are almost there.

      I will be posting more pictures of the wheels on the car later on today.



      Enjoy! Let me know if you think I did a good job.

      Btw

      18x8.5/3.5 inch lip front 18x10/5 inch lip rear.

      3 piece forged wheels.

      Thanks








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    3. 05-05-2010 #2
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      tight work!
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      Very GNX like. I love it!
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      Officially jealous.
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      So let me know what you guys think.









      I put in some extras in there.

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      Guys let me know what you think.
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      I think it looks really nice.
      you missed 1 though
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      Very nice!
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      Very nice looking. IMO lower that a inch or so and the stance would be bang on.
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      sweet GN!
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    16. 05-07-2010 #15
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      Thanks Guys!
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      I think it looks awesome, I also agree to lower it a bit. Prob at least 2" if ir were me.
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      Sweet wheels. I'll go against the grain here and say I like the ride height where it is, GN's look better with some ground clearance to em.


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      Quote Originally Posted by Yoda4561 View Post
      Sweet wheels. I'll go against the grain here and say I like the ride height where it is, GN's look better with some ground clearance to em.
      I'm with ya...I like it right where it is....perfect. Great looking wheel, BTW.
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      Looks great. What size tires you running? I agree with others that you should drop it a little front and back.
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      Care to share who made your wheels? I'd love a set for my GTA... Those are gorgeous!
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