Impala SS on 22's
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why does everyone with impala's put big gangster rims on them?!? those SS's would look so nice slammed on the stock rims with mild spacers. I drive these at work all the time and they have some balls, I'd take one.
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They do have balls, it had no problems roasting those 22's lol.
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yeah i beat a lightning in one the other day. it was black with something like "sick svt" as the license plate
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lighting = slow im sorry i love ford but they aint that fast
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1994-integra ls j fronted on boost 348whp
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i understand some people dont like the big rims, but for now i figured id throw em on there. the plans for the car are a nice T66 turbo, alcohol injection, 50mm bov, 750cc injectors, and so on. once that happens its going back on the stock rims, and gunna be badged as a V6. so its gunna take a total turn around from here.
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i understand some people dont like the big rims, but for now i figured id throw em on there. the plans for the car are a nice T66 turbo, alcohol injection, 50mm bov, 750cc injectors, and so on. once that happens its going back on the stock rims, and gunna be badged as a V6. so its gunna take a total turn around from here.
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lol Looks like the car is winking at you with the headlight lol
There's something wrong with my camera though, it cannot focus for the love of god. That stupid hair is still inside the lens and I know it's screwing it up.
