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I know your probably right, but it pisses me off that it has a small spot of rust because of mitsu's crappy paint. My father has done auto body since before I was born, and he would even say a rust spot, no matter how small, on a 3 year old car with low milage is not normal wear & tear, but we know how mitsu is.
i tried to get my frnot grill warrantied after it was replaced when i got hit... it chipped like *crazy* within months - clearly a defect. they still told me to f off
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i think these are in my autox future: https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...-gg-ix-mr.html
id prolly go 18x8.5 tho and 255/40 star spec rubber
id prolly go 18x8.5 tho and 255/40 star spec rubber
i think these are in my autox future: https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...-gg-ix-mr.html
id prolly go 18x8.5 tho and 255/40 star spec rubber
id prolly go 18x8.5 tho and 255/40 star spec rubber
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i think these are in my autox future: https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...-gg-ix-mr.html
id prolly go 18x8.5 tho and 255/40 star spec rubber
id prolly go 18x8.5 tho and 255/40 star spec rubber
i think these are in my autox future: https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...-gg-ix-mr.html
id prolly go 18x8.5 tho and 255/40 star spec rubber
id prolly go 18x8.5 tho and 255/40 star spec rubber
what pisses me off is i have a spot like this on on the edge of my rear fender where the tail bolts in... i *know* this has been there since i bought the car, but i cant prove it. i just didnt notice it when i first picked up the car. it is very small tho so whatevs.
i tried to get my frnot grill warrantied after it was replaced when i got hit... it chipped like *crazy* within months - clearly a defect. they still told me to f off
i tried to get my frnot grill warrantied after it was replaced when i got hit... it chipped like *crazy* within months - clearly a defect. they still told me to f off
Al couldn't help me after I made the trek to Westboro to have my calipers looked at. I only needed 3 replaced, 1 still looks perfect, and still couldn't help me. And only 46k miles too
. What also suxs is that I only had 1 warranty claim ever on my VIII. Everything else I just took care of personally. Oh well.
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were you going to get them for everyday use or strictly autox? i forgets
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i totally disagree turk... i think having a dedicated set of autox wheels is a great idea if you are really going to get into it. i like the idea of separating my autox tires from my street ones... the autox tires are going to get beat to ****. plus like you said it opens up the possibility of going to R compound.
i plan to feel out a couple events... if i still feel that i want to get more into it then i plan to get a set of wheels/tires just for autox. the rpf1s also really do not cost very much $$, especially compared to the cost of rubber which will be getting eaten up quite quickly. between their weight savings, added functionality (having dedicated rubber for autox) and low cost - seems like a big win to me
i plan to feel out a couple events... if i still feel that i want to get more into it then i plan to get a set of wheels/tires just for autox. the rpf1s also really do not cost very much $$, especially compared to the cost of rubber which will be getting eaten up quite quickly. between their weight savings, added functionality (having dedicated rubber for autox) and low cost - seems like a big win to me
i totally disagree turk... i think having a dedicated set of autox wheels is a great idea if you are really going to get into it. i like the idea of separating my autox tires from my street ones... the autox tires are going to get beat to ****. plus like you said it opens up the possibility of going to R compound.
i plan to feel out a couple events... if i still feel that i want to get more into it then i plan to get a set of wheels/tires just for autox. the rpf1s also really do not cost very much $$, especially compared to the cost of rubber which will be getting eaten up quite quickly. between their weight savings, added functionality (having dedicated rubber for autox) and low cost - seems like a big win to me
i plan to feel out a couple events... if i still feel that i want to get more into it then i plan to get a set of wheels/tires just for autox. the rpf1s also really do not cost very much $$, especially compared to the cost of rubber which will be getting eaten up quite quickly. between their weight savings, added functionality (having dedicated rubber for autox) and low cost - seems like a big win to me