Couple of quick ones, opinions required

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thanatu55

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I've just added a pair of 5mm spacers to beef up those deep dishes on the rear and I'm very happy with the results.

Question; Should I do the same with the fronts or leave as is? I include a few photo's as examples, but it doesn't seem as clear cut in them. In person it appears to me that the front has considerably less 'beef' now than the rear (to be expected). I like the wider effect of the rears but I don't want to do the fronts if it's going to end up looking like a 4x4. Opinions would be greatly appreciated.

I also have some 10mm and 15mm eibach spacers from my old wheels which I figured would be too big, though looking at it I wonder if I could get away with 10mm on the back and 5mm on the front?

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Question 2; The inners of the air ducts on my M bumper are body coloured, should I paint them black or leave as is? Again opinions would be greatly appreciated.

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Car looks good, wheels look ok to me but I know nothing about spacers.
I think the air ducts would look better black or the same carbon you have your splitter (unless thats real carbon and then it might be difficult)
 
Thanks! Yeah the splitter is real carbon but I had thought about that too. I found some carbon air ducts but they were for the Aero bumper. I didn't realise at first and almost bought them.

But I think you're right, if the air ducts were darker it would split the front up a bit and probably look better.
 
Stance looks spot on to me, think tyres will rub if you push them out more. Probably no harm in trying though?
the rear could really do with a quad :evil: (even if it's just for show)
 
I would love a quad exhaust, it's just the expense... My two dream buys if money were no object would be a quad and a hardtop :fuelfire:
 
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