Post pics of your Mazda5
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VenomDesign
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Oh thanks
This 5 make you wanna have kids lolWhat he said.
Thanks alot.
I learn it myself for the past few years.
This is the original picture that i have of my 5, the only thing photohopped on the first one is the 350Z rims. All the rest is the reality.
Real life installation on a real life car, my question is how the **** does he steer??
That's my inspiration, and this " ALL REAL LIFE PICTURES" NO PHOTOSHOP HAVE BEEN DONE TO HIS RIDE.
He's rolling on coilovers with smaller coils springs ( i think )... Believe me.
VenomDesign
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Real life installation on a real life car, my question is how the **** does he steer??
this is a photoshop sorry to say.
What tipped me off. the front and rear rims are at the same angle look at the spokes ever seen a car on the street where the spokes are in the same position as the front or rears?
the front and rear rims are the same look at both of them.
they took the rear rim and moved it up front and made it smaller its a good job but its photoshopped
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Yes, I have seen the rims line up on the street and where is the valve stem on the rear wheel then?
I still dont think the car drives at this height, I think its dropped for pictures only, you really cant steer the front wheels at that height.
lol he drives at that height yes...its a static drop and not bags...'extreme drop' BC coils with shorter front and rear springs...
stolen from another forum that shall not be named...
"question... with you lowered as low as you can possibly go, can you tuck rim with the 350z wheels? and are you running spacers with them?"
"the fronts, im almost 100% i can. lol but the front bumper would be in the ground before i could though i think. haha i kind of want to try it now.
the rears, right now im only on the BC factory "extreme drop" kit rears. if i made my setup identical to the fronts then im pretty sure i could. it would be CRAZY. and i wish i could do it but it would be really undrivable. i hate making excuses for not going lower. i esp. hate it when people say because its my daily driver but yea thats why. if i did tuck wheel it would like lay frame and scrap reflectors off on the highway. and my oil pan would be destroyed every 2 minutes. and if i got a skid plate, it would get so banged up.
but in my defense, i would like to lower the fronts another 1/4-1/2 inch and the rears another 1 inch. but it all depends on how my new wheel setup sits, how much i pull the fenders and how much camber i wanna run.
o yea and i might be getting custom camber arms soon. lol they have the ability to go negative like crazy like -10+ crazy lol"
stolen from another forum that shall not be named...
"question... with you lowered as low as you can possibly go, can you tuck rim with the 350z wheels? and are you running spacers with them?"
"the fronts, im almost 100% i can. lol but the front bumper would be in the ground before i could though i think. haha i kind of want to try it now.
the rears, right now im only on the BC factory "extreme drop" kit rears. if i made my setup identical to the fronts then im pretty sure i could. it would be CRAZY. and i wish i could do it but it would be really undrivable. i hate making excuses for not going lower. i esp. hate it when people say because its my daily driver but yea thats why. if i did tuck wheel it would like lay frame and scrap reflectors off on the highway. and my oil pan would be destroyed every 2 minutes. and if i got a skid plate, it would get so banged up.
but in my defense, i would like to lower the fronts another 1/4-1/2 inch and the rears another 1 inch. but it all depends on how my new wheel setup sits, how much i pull the fenders and how much camber i wanna run.
o yea and i might be getting custom camber arms soon. lol they have the ability to go negative like crazy like -10+ crazy lol"
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Are those 370Z rims on that 3? That is sick, did they fit right on or did you mod it to fit?
Is that the right way to put the INNO blocks on the car? I have them the other way, the slanted ends face each other the way I did it. Now I have to go check the instructions again Your end caps do look a little lumpy though, make sure you dont have them pushed on too far. There is a shoulder in there and they warn you not to go too deep or they will look.........uh......lumpy!
Your end caps do look a little lumpy though, make sure you dont have them pushed on too far. There is a shoulder in there and they warn you not to go too deep or they will look.........uh......lumpy!The rubber block? I looked at the diagram and the tapered end seemed to face the outside of the vehicle, the thicker end facing the inside of the vehicle. I don't remember seeing lumpy thing, maybe I should go back to my manual. lol. It seems secure though.
VenomDesign
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Those are 350Z V2 rims, and you need to roll stretch and pull out every fenders to make it fit.
Maybe it just looks different because mine is silver? I just love how it looks against the blue, its almost like roof jewelry lol
I double checked the instructions and it seems the slanted parts do face each other. The picture they show is a little confusing, to the right of it is an enlarged version that shows it more clearly. Installing it this way also keeps it clear of the painted surfaces, not sure how close it is when its installed the other way.
As for the end caps, the instruction/warning for that is on the outside of the box for the rails. I dont know why its not mentioned in the instruction book, that makes no sense.
As for the end caps, the instruction/warning for that is on the outside of the box for the rails. I dont know why its not mentioned in the instruction book, that makes no sense.
tefloncandi
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Can we fit 350Z rims on our Mazda's?
VenomDesign
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I will tell the anwser at the beginning of the summer
. My ride will be nice with those rims lol.
