Thanks Keith.

 

lol nice nice, pretty good man

 

Thank you Zain.

I might be heading back to the studio this weekend.

 

You gonna make it big someday. I just know it.

 

Its all in fun Shin. Please dont send any kingpins to the city to come and cap me yo.

 

Thanks, and I hope I do.

HAHA nah dude I wouldn't...
..Today.

 

Shin you are 6'7", you shouldnt have to send anyone to do your dirty work!

 

I usually don't, but if it ever comes down to that, it's always nice to have backup.

 

One magazine and your back up would be swiss cheese

j/k.......not really

 

Alberto spit that hot fire.

Empty a clip, 20 shots, coming from my magazine, call you Hunchback, Notre Dame, bullets make your body lean.
Burn you alive, drench you in that kerosene. Then I lay you down, behead you, like a guillotine.

 

LOL, keep em coming...

Give me a few lines on Mazda 3 owners!

 

Driving a MS3, thinking I got a hot hatch. Rolling down the street, looking like some hot crap.
Fresh out the as$hole, trying to race for 100 bucks. Only from a roll, cause front wheel drive traction sucks.
From a dig, yo, these n!ggas be like, what the fck? I'm just spinning wheels, my sh!tty MS3 is stuck!

 

 

 

Where's the part about being rolled up on by a 350Z then almost beating the 350Z then having to defend the MS3 on the Mazda Forum as some troll 350Z owner post about it?


P.S What's going on with the brakes?

 

Well, when my mechanic took them off and went to put the new one on, they were too big anyway. Apparently they sent me akebono pads for a 2006+ 350Z. Thats the bad news.

Good news is, that my pads actually weren't quite ready to be replaced. They just squeak...mechanic dude said I would need new rotors to stop the squeak.

The guys I bought them from said if I shipped them back they would send the correct pads. But I think I might just sell them here?

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wAj79...eature=related

 

For as cheap as pads are, just put new ones on if you are going thru the trouble of putting on new rotors.

Stop paying mechanics to do things you could easily print out a DIY for and do. Brake jobs are cake. Dive into it if you want to learn it.

 

When the times comes when I actually need new pads, I will replace them myself I guess. It didn't seem very hard to take the pads off, since I sat there and watched him do it.

Now replacing the rotors might be a different story.

I don't think it's neccessary to replace the rotors since I don't feel any hard vibration under hard braking (except maybe when I'm braking from 120+ MPH).

 

brake jobs are easy man, regardless if its rotors, calipers, or pads. I replaced my front pads and rotors under 45 mins. bleed and flush.