Revolver's semi-slicks and new street rims
11-30-2009, 05:46 AM
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I am away for this one Len. I hope to be at the next one, particularly as my dad and I just went halves in a track set up 99 WRX STI for such days. He will use in Targa Tassie and I will thrash it on track days..
11-30-2009, 11:29 PM
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Thanks for the tyre tips guys. I'll see what's around when I wear the Korean menaces out. If you're passing Allambie Heights and see smoke rising, that'll be me! 
Unfortunately, I have to work this Friday (somebody has to pay the bills). Bugger.
Unfortunately, I have to work this Friday (somebody has to pay the bills). Bugger.
12-01-2009, 12:33 AM
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My tyres from tirerack.com has turned up. 3 days before the promised day. No tax as the total is only $808 USD. hmmm. They are chunky bridgestone for the 4WD!
12-01-2009, 05:07 AM
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Did I use Chinglish again?? 
They are Bridgestone Atenzis 255/55 R19 for my Toyota Highlander.
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These are my first American tyres. IYO, are US manufactured tyre any good? Don't answer it if they are not. According to your local magazines they are decent tyres, but that could be biased. haha.
They are Bridgestone Atenzis 255/55 R19 for my Toyota Highlander.
.These are my first American tyres. IYO, are US manufactured tyre any good? Don't answer it if they are not. According to your local magazines they are decent tyres, but that could be biased. haha.
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