Torq Thrust

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  1. Tea'sGrabber

    Tea'sGrabber Member

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    Squall....... I have the same spoiler..... I'm not going to use it, so if you want it it's yours.... just pay for shipping.... HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!!!
     
  2. Jason M

    Jason M Hibernatin for the Winter

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    Tea,
    You have a PM
     
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    The car was lowered by cutting two coils off the front and 1 inch lowering blocks in the rear. 195/60X 14 tires up front and 235/60X14 in the rear. The wheels are 6" Ford Steel wheels with the large center for the pancake caps.

    The front spoiler is from MAS and cost about $50.

    Since that photo was taken I have raised it by installing new front springs and cut 1 coil off. I also removed the lowering blocks from the rear.

    I was hitting to many drieways with the spoiler and I couldn't open the doors at the curb in front of my house.

    I will be changing to 15 in. wheels and 215/60 tires up front and 255 in the rear. I will adjust the front height again then. It came up over 2 inches with the spring change.
     
  4. Jason M

    Jason M Hibernatin for the Winter

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    Can't wait to see the updated pics
     
  5. 74Maverick

    74Maverick Maverick Maniac

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    Torq Thrust Ds

    Here is apic of mine with 275 60 15's let me know how the 295 work out:
     

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    I have the Torq-Thrust on mine. They look real food on there. The inside slots on my rims are black which makes it look good. The pic i have ity is kinda hard to see but can try at www.kambler.com/comet
     
  7. Jason M

    Jason M Hibernatin for the Winter

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    the 295's

    My P295/50R15's fit under the car with a shackle lift but I am planning on putting in new leafs..... I pretty much went with the widest tire I could find and except for the ocassional rub I love them. Mind you they are probably as wide as you can go, the tread is just inside the wheelwell and if I remember correctly, any wider i would have to put mudflaps..... legal like (any cop can confirm this???) Mind you when u do a burnout you really have to clean your rear quarter panel :D

    but we wouldn't do anything like that would we :rolleyes:
     
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    If I could afford a set right now the TTD's are what I would have.
    Absolutely awesome looking wheel.
     

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