Aggressive Wheel Fitment Thread
10-24-2009, 01:31 AM
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haha seriously, Ive got like 3 oem jacks, 3 jack stands, and 2 regular jacks. I think I'm going to buy a low jack with part of my next paycheck, like this
http://sporttruck.automotive.com/102...ack/index.html
http://sporttruck.automotive.com/102...ack/index.html
10-24-2009, 01:47 AM
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I have no clue. Im going to go to harbor freight with one of thoe 20% off coupons and buy up everything I can, haha.
edit: screw this, too tired. we'll see what happens tomorrow...
edit: screw this, too tired. we'll see what happens tomorrow...
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10-24-2009, 09:05 AM
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We have a harbor freight here, but I've never seen the coupons. Are they in your local paper or something? I need a lower jack too, Walmart has a low one for $44, but not sure if I want the cheapo Walmart one.
10-24-2009, 12:21 PM
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Harbor Freight is often unanimous with disposable tools. They run 20% off coupons locally then if you know someone that works there you get another 20% off. Save your receipts for lifetime replacement on hand tools! Agh, I am going to run up such a large bill there haha...
In other news, I think these will be staying for a while. Have some rear camber work to do today and need some spacers for the fronts but otherwise I'm happy for now
In other news, I think these will be staying for a while. Have some rear camber work to do today and need some spacers for the fronts but otherwise I'm happy for now
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10-24-2009, 07:59 PM
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until i can get some money saved up and wear out my already almost brand new tires im gonna stretch my 245/40s but when i get new ones im gettin 265s. i decided i couldnt pass up the deal i got on these today. hopefully ill have them on my car in the next 2 weeks. i still need to get my fenders rolled.
10-24-2009, 08:53 PM
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until i can get some money saved up and wear out my already almost brand new tires im gonna stretch my 245/40s but when i get new ones im gettin 265s. i decided i couldnt pass up the deal i got on these today. hopefully ill have them on my car in the next 2 weeks. i still need to get my fenders rolled.
245/40 isn't that bad of a stretch. You can notice it a little bit, but its not like putting a 215 on a 10 or something crazy like that. I run the 245/40s on my 10s and have no problems with them.
And in other news, a new set of RS-D RSs from Advan might be in my near future(aka Christmas). 18x10 +25. Now just to debate between 245/40s again or 255/35s.
