Philadelphia's Classiest Drunkards
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Being as my car isn't lowered, I don't think a bumpsteer kit would do anything, after it gets lowered it may.
Don't rag on my set-up, my alignment is more aggressive than stock, but not overly aggressive by anymeans. Either way, it was still enough kick your butt.
You guy's running aftermarket wheels and tires (esp StarSpecs), does your car track all over the road?
Don't rag on my set-up, my alignment is more aggressive than stock, but not overly aggressive by anymeans. Either way, it was still enough kick your butt.
You guy's running aftermarket wheels and tires (esp StarSpecs), does your car track all over the road?
and also not trying to sound like an idiot but the major thing that causes my car to be darty and track is the power level.....albeit not all that high but certainly didn't do it under stock power levels. it's worse in some areas with the all seasons though because i can spin all four a lot easier.
Last edited by dek0026; Dec 14, 2010 at 01:28 PM.
i just bought a new home theater sub eeek!
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best sub under $250 HANDS DOWN.
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best sub under $250 HANDS DOWN.
my car tracks some, seems to be worse down here in DC where the roads SUCK, but not too bad just cruising. scary driving the other night from PA down here in that pouring rain.
chu would no obviously but im running the rpf1s and 265 Z1s. so take it for what its worth pete. it got real bad in the rain with all the puddles etc too.
chu would no obviously but im running the rpf1s and 265 Z1s. so take it for what its worth pete. it got real bad in the rain with all the puddles etc too.
Being as my car isn't lowered, I don't think a bumpsteer kit would do anything, after it gets lowered it may.
Don't rag on my set-up, my alignment is more aggressive than stock, but not overly aggressive by anymeans. Either way, it was still enough kick your butt.
You guy's running aftermarket wheels and tires (esp StarSpecs), does your car track all over the road?
Don't rag on my set-up, my alignment is more aggressive than stock, but not overly aggressive by anymeans. Either way, it was still enough kick your butt.
You guy's running aftermarket wheels and tires (esp StarSpecs), does your car track all over the road?
Your thinking of the RCK. The bumpsteer kit works on non-lowered cars as well. Whats your front camber set at homie? You can PM me if you dont want to share your award winning setup.
My car does a bit of tracking with the kosei's. It makes sense that the heavier wheels would smooth out the motion of the suspension.
My car does a bit of tracking with the kosei's. It makes sense that the heavier wheels would smooth out the motion of the suspension.
the bic f12 i have been eyeing for a year.
three of my friends now own the sub since i reccomended it. it is so freaking loud and clean. all my friends value my opinion now
come check it out, and hear my exhaust and **** whenever you want.
if you want a cheap replacement i'll sell you my TSC AWS- 10" powered sub.
Last edited by igo4bmx; Dec 14, 2010 at 01:58 PM.
Robert, did you get a chance to try the Central City Red Racer IPA and the Caldera IPA? The last time I had a CC Red Racer it tasted it bit fresher, but the cans I picked up were still very good. LMK what you think of the two.
Mine track perfectly straight. You had commented earlier about losing a bit of steering feel/precision with bigger wheels/tires. Mine feel the same way. I love the extra grip the extra 20mm's provide, but I rarely need it on the street. I definitely feel that the car is more enjoyable on the street with factory sized wheels/tires. I may just miss the A046's.
I'm thinking of finding another set of OEM BBS's and running them with 235/45 extreme performance summer tires. I'd keep the NT03+m's just for AutoX/etc. If I did decide to go all out, I would strongly consider the AD08's as street tires. After all, everybody should have at least three sets of wheels.
I'm thinking of finding another set of OEM BBS's and running them with 235/45 extreme performance summer tires. I'd keep the NT03+m's just for AutoX/etc. If I did decide to go all out, I would strongly consider the AD08's as street tires. After all, everybody should have at least three sets of wheels.
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^that quote is actually from pete, not me.
also i have red racer in my fridge now. i'm still sticking strong to great divide hercules double ipa. nothing has been that good IMO. i'll be devastated if i have a fresh nugget nectar this winter and don't think much of it.
also i have red racer in my fridge now. i'm still sticking strong to great divide hercules double ipa. nothing has been that good IMO. i'll be devastated if i have a fresh nugget nectar this winter and don't think much of it.
Your thinking of the RCK. The bumpsteer kit works on non-lowered cars as well.
Whats your front camber set at homie? You can PM me if you dont want to share your award winning setup.
My car does a bit of tracking with the kosei's. It makes sense that the heavier wheels would smooth out the motion of the suspension.
Whats your front camber set at homie? You can PM me if you dont want to share your award winning setup.
My car does a bit of tracking with the kosei's. It makes sense that the heavier wheels would smooth out the motion of the suspension.
As far as the tracking goes, I think some of the roads I travel may be a bit more "crowned" from such heavy traffic. I'm sure that has a lot to do with it too.
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