My New Car

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Mazda 6s.. yay finally got it back from the shop.

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those are aftermarket.. this is the first day I've had my car since I bought it last week so I'm not doing anything else until I get tints and an alarm for it. maybe next week sometime I'll get them
 
Cool, just don't park it on the grass. It'll die.
 
ehh I was over for lunch, and there were cars everywhere else.. Im not an asshole who parks in the street either so BLAH! its in my driveway now though.. I hate grass, I have lots of cement :D
 
Seriously, my friend had a black jeep that he was going to drive as his first car but he left it in the grass for like a year and the tires were history, get it on some solid ground like concrete.
 
Originally posted by epic
those are aftermarket.. this is the first day I've had my car since I bought it last week so I'm not doing anything else until I get tints and an alarm for it. maybe next week sometime I'll get them
not in australia..

they're standard over here
 
I'm so reporting your license plate number. And I'm gonna emphasize those italics. Again. Ha!
 
Originally posted by KosmikFool
I'm so reporting your license plate number. And I'm gonna emphasize those italics. Again. Ha!
Report them where?
 
Don't you mean "ÓH NÓ!" or are you just weird, as in, liek, super weird. That was a statement. Note the period. Ha?
 
Looks awesome! Did you already lower it?
 
yea, I got it lowered 1.25'' in the front and 1'' in the REAR

lol you gonna call the police on me for parking on my grass?
 
Originally posted by epic
yea, I got it lowered 1.25'' in the front and 1'' in the REAR

lol you gonna call the police on me for parking on my grass?


Looks really nice. 👍
 
You always measure lowering in inches? For some random reason, we do it in millimetres in england :odd: Typical being about 40-60mm (for ricers though)
 
thanks

dont mind my reflection in the rear shot.. idiot behind me parked to close and I didnt know how to turn off the flash on the camera :(
 
Originally posted by donbenni
You always measure lowering in inches? For some random reason, we do it in millimetres in england :odd: Typical being about 40-60mm (for ricers though)

I do, some other companies might sell their springs in MMs but I just got one in inches. Never really thought about it... not a big deal though :trouble:
 
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