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That **** is massive
I might be able to fit a small couch up there now, lol. I'm planning on buying a big flat screen TV soon so now I can fit it up there I think. I hope!!!
Would definitely look a lot better if it were snug with the roof.
And you have those wheels straight out, no camber? (I am not an expert on slamming)
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Originally Posted by GrambleShmou
Yeah I know. It's a Hawai'i thing. If you come on vacation here (Especially Maui), you will see a lot of trucks like this, lol. I thought it would be funny to imitate the trucks with my car.
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Here's a pretty awesome pic of my car (I think)! You are right. I was a little disappointed when I couldn't fit my bodyboard in between the surf racks and the car. Since it was so high. My older car (Mini Cooper) could do that.
>:P Barf, WTH are they thinking? That looks absolutely stupid on those trucks without camber adjustment.Quote:
Originally Posted by Green.Orange.Daniel
It would look far better with the camber, even if just a tiny bit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Green.Orange.Daniel
I feel like I could never do that to my car, but I'm slowly starting to like drifting as a hobby sort of thing.
I honestly would have to make the wheels stealthy though, no chrome or shiny finishes.
Way too "clunky" for my liking, & probably fairly costly as well.
I'm thinking of getting some stock racks from a wrecker & wonder if anyone has mounted that type on an Aveo?
Seems like the auto manufactures mount these right on the joining strips along the sides of the roofline.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Jack: Ottawa.