Well.....?
I don't know if I should laugh at the 20" spinners or cry for that massive tire feathing he's got going on there.
I like how the tire threads are showing on the inside edges:-(
I like how the tire threads are showing on the inside edges:-(
Originally Posted by Chad68
cry for that massive tire feathing he's got going on there
Man, those 20's are fly yo! See, the spinners help you go faster because once they get spinning your engine doesn't have to work as hard cuz you have centrifugal force pushing you. And they cool your brakes yo!! Peace in the ***** fuc kin middle east bi tches!!
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Originally Posted by King Tut
How do you know he has feathering? Those tires are way too far gone to make any kind of conclusion about feathering. This is how people start thinking that simple inside tire wear = feathering which is not true.
Ok then, what else would cause the inside tires to be worn down to the belts when the ouside still has lots of life left?
I can't believe that he didn't know what tire feathering was.
Chad...read this it'll help you out.
http://www.familycar.com/alignment.htm
Chad...read this it'll help you out.
http://www.familycar.com/alignment.htm
Originally Posted by 03performz
I can't believe that he didn't know what tire feathering was.
Chad...read this it'll help you out.
http://www.familycar.com/alignment.htm
Chad...read this it'll help you out.
http://www.familycar.com/alignment.htm
LOL are you guys trying to say that I don't know WTF tire feathering is or what it looks like?
So you guys are telling me that by looking at those tires in those pics one can't say if or if not that they're feathered?
Yes negative camber causes it, so does positive camber, so would driving hundreds or thousands of miles on roads with a high or low crown. If anything one might not be able to tell what it was exactlly that caused them to feather but you can't honestly be so stupid as to try to tell me that I can't tell from that pic that those tires are feathered.
Stevie freakin' Wonder can see that they are feathered.
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