Aggressive Wheel Fitment Thread
06-09-2009, 09:48 PM
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Its a tribute to the 787B Le Mans car seen here: http://www.fd3s.net/787B/
I personally dig it but the ride height is higher than mad mikes and none are action pics, thats making a fair difference in perception.
I personally dig it but the ride height is higher than mad mikes and none are action pics, thats making a fair difference in perception.
06-09-2009, 09:57 PM
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Lol, wasn't sure if you were aware. Hey, everyones opinions are equal so that means yours is just as important as anyone elses. Or perhaps everyone's opinions are worth nada :-O
Ugh, I need to stop wasting time in this thread and get back to work!
Ugh, I need to stop wasting time in this thread and get back to work!
06-10-2009, 12:01 AM
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I like the english language as it is though, stop trying to redefine commonly accepted words into meaning something different
sick =
aggressive = fat wheels AND tires
next thing you know somebody will be arguing that those caliper cover kits that make you're OE brakes look like a BBK are aggressive too
sick =
aggressive = fat wheels AND tires
next thing you know somebody will be arguing that those caliper cover kits that make you're OE brakes look like a BBK are aggressive too
how about you stick with the main topic here and stop making fun of my engrish.
if i can't use the word 'aggressive' to describe the look this thread is trying to show, what am i supposed to use? please, tell me professor.
it's just a different style people like to see. no one said it was a smart/safe idea. goodness, so uptight about the dumbest things...
06-10-2009, 12:27 PM
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in my experience I saw people driving in track days making the same horrible driving mistakes lap after lap and event after event... especially the track days where there is no instructor in the car. So i'll ask if the drivers are learning good things at some track days or just cementing in bad behaviors.
06-10-2009, 12:47 PM
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in my experience I saw people driving in track days making the same horrible driving mistakes lap after lap and event after event... especially the track days where there is no instructor in the car. So i'll ask if the drivers are learning good things at some track days or just cementing in bad behaviors.
I would say it is good to at least try autox, it does help you get a better feel of overall car control imo. I've been to a handful and do not regret it...
