Lowering my 87 442

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Thats what I thought as well I knew what I wanted mine to look like and just didnt know what and where to find the right rim tire combo till I saw his pics. Now that I have the rims and tires on it Im not so sure I want to lower it. It reallt looks good the way it is too. thanks guys for the input
 
tt442 said:
Thats what I thought as well I knew what I wanted mine to look like and just didnt know what and where to find the right rim tire combo till I saw his pics. Now that I have the rims and tires on it Im not so sure I want to lower it. It reallt looks good the way it is too. thanks guys for the input
So you got the Coys on? Any pics?
 
xitabl442 said:
Here's a current pic of my car. It's sitting along side the road after the trans gave up so I took some pics. I have a 1" bolt-on spacer in back and rolled he qtr lip for clearance.
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Very Gorgeous car you have here.
 
David Williamson said:
Very Gorgeous car you have here.

Thanks! I am in the process of returning the original 200R4 to it, and installing electric cutouts in the exhaust. I only get about ten consecutive minutes a day to work on it, so it's been a couple weeks doing it.
 
xitabl442 said:
tt442 said:
Thats what I thought as well I knew what I wanted mine to look like and just didnt know what and where to find the right rim tire combo till I saw his pics. Now that I have the rims and tires on it Im not so sure I want to lower it. It reallt looks good the way it is too. thanks guys for the input
So you got the Coys on? Any pics?
Ill try to get some pics today of it. I just installed new cap rotor plugs and plug wires. That made a huge differance. Everything looked like it was from the factory and the plugs I removed by hand no wonder the car had no power. It sounds like a totally different car.
 
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