OK who does tire work?
ya... my checklist for this weekend (doubt I can get it all done):
1. wash car
2. raise front & even rear out
3. align car
4. hillbilly wedding
5. NTEC meeting
6. Roll fenders
285/30/18 is one aggressive fitment... hope a roll is all I need to do... then again, this is a track setup only.
1. wash car
2. raise front & even rear out
3. align car
4. hillbilly wedding
5. NTEC meeting
6. Roll fenders
285/30/18 is one aggressive fitment... hope a roll is all I need to do... then again, this is a track setup only.
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No, these are for autocross. They are Hoosier A6's, so they won't even work well for the track... Not that TDE allows blue run group drivers to run rcomps.

I think bimmertech and laramie might do tire work as well...
I think bimmertech and laramie might do tire work as well...
yeah i do tire work, but your fenders will DEF need to be rolled or youll need to raise your car.. my 9.5 nto3s w/ 265/35 rub the living crap out of my fender liner. ive already got huge holes in it..
That's going to be awesome. The South region is starting to turn in to an episode of "Pimp GG's Ride!."
Racing wheels, tires, Wideband...
Lucky!

Can I give it a try real quick?
Racing wheels, tires, Wideband...
Lucky!

Can I give it a try real quick?
Last edited by Evo_Someday; Feb 5, 2009 at 06:24 PM.
Where are you getting your wheels/tires mounted? If you've got a good shop that does it without jacking the crap outta the wheel, let me know. I got new tires mounted on my stock wheels today at NTB. F'ers jacked the **** out of my wheels. I swear they used a flat head screw driver to pry the oem wheel weights off. I won't even mention the numerous nicks they've put on the wheels.
I was thinking about getting some aftermarket wheels but not until I can find a good shop that can mount and balance them correctly.
I was thinking about getting some aftermarket wheels but not until I can find a good shop that can mount and balance them correctly.




haha