They are mine! Finally.
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They are mine! Finally.
Back in May 2004 I parked next to a black Z with some awesome wheels. I made a note of what they were and told myself, "THEY WILL BE MINE! OH YES, THEY WILL BE MINE".
That day has finally come.
I present to you, my 19" Racing Hart CPF Tunes with BFG G-Force TA's 245/35/19 front and 275/35/19 rears.
The Arrival:
That day has finally come.
I present to you, my 19" Racing Hart CPF Tunes with BFG G-Force TA's 245/35/19 front and 275/35/19 rears.
The Arrival:
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I also cleaned out my garage today. Hung up my poster I've had forever. I have room to walk around all three cars in there now.
The red one is my sister's 320 SLK that I am storing for her over the winter. In the middle is my Magnum. On the left is the Z.
The red one is my sister's 320 SLK that I am storing for her over the winter. In the middle is my Magnum. On the left is the Z.
#17
I really haven't driven the car with them yet. Just around the driveway and back into the garage when I was done cleaning.
I weighed all of the new and the old and here is what I got:
New rear (wheel and tire) 50.0 lbs
New front (wheel and tire) 46.5 lbs
Track Rays with stock wheels
Rear: 47.5 lbs
Front 45.5 lbs
So I did gain a little weight but not much.
I weighed all of the new and the old and here is what I got:
New rear (wheel and tire) 50.0 lbs
New front (wheel and tire) 46.5 lbs
Track Rays with stock wheels
Rear: 47.5 lbs
Front 45.5 lbs
So I did gain a little weight but not much.
#19
"hahahaha that picture is funny! congrats on the new wheels - they look sweet. how did you end up getting your old wheels off?"
I sat on the ground and basically kicked the tire. With my right foot I kicked it inward on the right of the tire and then quickly kicked in with my left foot onto the left of the tire. Did this repeatedly for about 3 seconds and it popped right off.
I sat on the ground and basically kicked the tire. With my right foot I kicked it inward on the right of the tire and then quickly kicked in with my left foot onto the left of the tire. Did this repeatedly for about 3 seconds and it popped right off.