can you say slammed?
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SikofFalln
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93civicoupe
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can you say slammed?
yea...tires would get expensive alsoSikofFalln;151752 wrote:That's fashion over function if I have ever seen it.
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Devil Crx
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can you say slammed?
looks dumb. I was really hoping rob was wrong and he was on bags, but...

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jerren, youre #5, now go put that in your sig.
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kamp2318
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can you say slammed?
thats awesome i love the slammed look.
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Silver Knight
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can you say slammed?
most cars do...slammeds2k;151651 wrote:looks pretty good it must suck driving that low though. My car is just a little higher then that and I scrape my unibody everywhere. The roads around here suck to bad to be that low.. but looks good the only problem is when s2000 are dumped they always look way lower in front then in back i think it is because the hood to trunk body line goes up.
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Devil Crx
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can you say slammed?
I love how he says this.
This car has been babied, I am the first real owner of this vehicle and have been taking care of it with top priorities. That's how I am with all my cars, maybe just how i am with my things, i know the value of a dollar and make sure to keep and maintain things as long as possible. I am sad to give up this car but due to financial and college troubles i have no other choice.
But in the same post, he has this
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmVx_6Pdg-8"]YouTube - S2000 shifting 1-2-3 testing 4 grind; not my fastest shifts[/ame]
I know its not the hardest driving but come on. Why can't people just be honest and say I drove the piss of of my car but I did stay up on the maintenance and fixed it whenever it broke.
This car has been babied, I am the first real owner of this vehicle and have been taking care of it with top priorities. That's how I am with all my cars, maybe just how i am with my things, i know the value of a dollar and make sure to keep and maintain things as long as possible. I am sad to give up this car but due to financial and college troubles i have no other choice.
But in the same post, he has this
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmVx_6Pdg-8"]YouTube - S2000 shifting 1-2-3 testing 4 grind; not my fastest shifts[/ame]
I know its not the hardest driving but come on. Why can't people just be honest and say I drove the piss of of my car but I did stay up on the maintenance and fixed it whenever it broke.

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jerren, youre #5, now go put that in your sig.
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JustRob
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can you say slammed?
LOL I'm sure he buys tires no more then any of us do.93civicoupe;151925 wrote:yea...tires would get expensive also
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93civicoupe
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can you say slammed?
do you see how much the camber is off? lol
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JustRob
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can you say slammed?
Camber doesn't kill tires, Toe does. Camber does put wear on tires, but not as much as people think. Most of the time they confuse postive toe wear with negative camber wear. Hes had an alignment so I'm sure the Toe is fine.93civicoupe;152036 wrote:do you see how much the camber is off? lol
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BoostAddict
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can you say slammed?
This is true, people always think that when the very very inside of the tire is worn that it is mostly due to camber.. Its mostly toe.SilverStreak;152039 wrote:Camber doesn't kill tires, Toe does. Camber does put wear on tires, but not as much as people think. Most of the time they confuse postive toe wear with negative camber wear. Hes had an alignment so I'm sure the Toe is fine.
A car with negative camber usually wears the tire at a bit of a slant, but still usually pretty even.
I accidentally the Fleshlight.