Tasteful Modifications Thread

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Better...?

Or perhaps...

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Maybe this...

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3rd one is easily the best.

2nd one is nice but change the wheels and do I spot a tiny bit of strectch on there?

1st one. Nope, don't like the camber set up and is there any stretch on that? One minute I see it, the next I don't
 
1000hp G power v10 M6.
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If I'm not mistaken, 02s came with discs fore and drums aft (and not a 5x205mm bolt circle)--so are those bare metal blanks drilled for the BMW's hub and lugs with the VW steelies bolted to them? Not knocking it, just wondering. And for a reference...

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(I've posted that Hebmüller here before, by the way.)
 
Flip through an issue of Hot VWs and you're sure to find half a dozen advertisers hocking steelies with the 5x205 circle. The adaptation to that BMW, though, is...unique.
 
Just noticed the Ontario plate...

Damn son! Wish I had extra space for a show car :(
 
The official Tahoe SS never made it past the concept stage, but that doesn't mean you can't make your own with Silverado SS pieces.

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Edit: looks like the SS Concept was actually a driveable vehicle, differentiated from regular Tahoes by SS badging, a larger third brake lamp, a gray rear bumper applique, and exhaust tip. All of those are easy applicable to a regular Tahoe, however the SS Concept had one caveat: a 6.0L V8 that was not offered in the Tahoe/Yukon. Interestingly, the SS Concept apparently started off as a 5.3L Yukon.
 
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Jay had a great 20 minute video with this car.

I have already watched this video like 5 times if not more by now, And I followed the build since day one and I was surprised that it wasn't posted here already
 
SVX
>complains at car's lost track potential
>shows car used for hardparking
Wait... when did he complain about lost track potential?
 
Wait... when did he complain about lost track potential?

Well it's not directly said, but more inferred. Maybe usefulness is a better word.
 
Oops.
 
That Porsche + aluminum flat-plane wing + aluminum barn door front fascia + Moon discs = awesome Bonneville car.
 
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