My 2000 DB7

[96LSteg]

sounds good

 

[bkirshr]

Here are a few new pictures! the last 2 were from Import Alliance last weekend in Kentucky!

 

[g3teg97]

Last shot is money. So sick.

 

[bkirshr]

Last shot is money. So sick.

Thanks man! My roommate let me borrow his camera for the show, so I didn't have to take iPhone pics haha. the only thing that maks this picture not cool is the damn hummer next to me -__-

 

[g3teg97]

Thanks man! My roommate let me borrow his camera for the show, so I didn't have to take iPhone pics haha. the only thing that maks this picture not cool is the damn hummer next to me -__-

Just makes yours look even lower. lol

 

[The Kev]

Love the First pic of the collection, It's ART...love the solitude and contrast...Great shot bro!!

 

[bkirshr]

Just makes yours look even lower. lol

haha I never looked at it that way haha

Love the First pic of the collection, It's ART...love the solitude and contrast...Great shot bro!!

thanks man!

 

[bkirshr]

Update!

Got Muteki SR48 lugs that match the paint!

 

[Sammich]

*hovers like button*

 

[bkirshr]

What's up guys, so I'm having an issue so I'm looking for y'all's input since we all drive lowered cars.

So I noticed the other day that my front tires were showing wire on the inside. I've since rotated them to the rear for the time being. However, I didn't understand it since the tires are new (May-June) so I had a shop check the alignment and it said that I have camber, obviously, also the toe in the front is out a little bit. I have a camber kit in the front, that is maxed out. Basically my question is, is that if I get the toe fixed, shoulf the wear slow down? The guy at the tire place said that toe and camber are directly related and that fixing the toe wouldn't fix the issue. I know I'll always have camber wear, but I'd like to slow it as much as possible.
Let me know if you need any more info, and please leave your thoughts/experiences. thanks guys!

 

[gsr_nikhil]

Your tire wear should slow down when you fix that toe angle

 

[2kdb7]

Ya fix the toe and u will be good 2 degrees isn't enough to wear that fast unless you have some sticky ass tires and go hard on the gas

 

[gsr_nikhil]

Its funny your rear toe is only out on one side......same with my car

 

[meANDmyDB7]

DAMN. that's a nice 4door.

 

[bkirshr]

Your tire wear should slow down when you fix that toe angle

Ya fix the toe and u will be good 2 degrees isn't enough to wear that fast unless you have some sticky ass tires and go hard on the gas

Thanks for the input guys!

DAMN. that's a nice 4door.

Thanks man!