sup socal cl noob here. look what happened on the 91 today>>
10-26-05, 10:27 PM
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sup socal cl noob here. look what happened on the 91 today>>
first of all i would like to say hello to all the CL people, especially all the SoCal ones 
ill let the picture explain this happened today 10/26 at 5:20pm. where the 91 and 5 meet. i was going west bound on the 91
ill let the picture explain this happened today 10/26 at 5:20pm. where the 91 and 5 meet. i was going west bound on the 91
10-26-05, 11:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Neo
Sorry to see that but WTF happened? 
10-27-05, 07:51 AM
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welcome to cl 
and that sucks
and that sucks
The one thing I always hated about low-pros was that it was never too easy to tell when you had a flat.
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10-27-05, 11:47 AM
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Originally Posted by LexAristo
What psi are you running on your tires? Rule of thumb is to subtract 10 from the max load and that should be the psi when your car is running warm.
not his fault. those are bridgestone garbage
10-27-05, 12:03 PM
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Originally Posted by CarlssonLS400
not his fault. those are bridgestone garbage
BTW regarding our disdain for Bridgestones, I have replaced my S03's with Toyo Proxy 4's and I have been very pleased.
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10-27-05, 12:19 PM
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Originally Posted by GS4DOUGIE
I does appear in that photo that it was possibly a sidewall split, just guessing.
BTW regarding our disdain for Bridgestones, I have replaced my S03's with Toyo Proxy 4's and I have been very pleased.
Doug
BTW regarding our disdain for Bridgestones, I have replaced my S03's with Toyo Proxy 4's and I have been very pleased.
Doug
yes the sidewall did split. going with some 245/40-275/35
check out this thread to help me out
FAT tire set up
thanks
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10-27-05, 12:22 PM
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Byron-
go to my gallery to see my wifes GS4 (Alpine Silver). It has the fat set up and is also lowered, with L Tuned shox and springs.
Good luck and pm with any questions-
D
go to my gallery to see my wifes GS4 (Alpine Silver). It has the fat set up and is also lowered, with L Tuned shox and springs.
Good luck and pm with any questions-
D
10-27-05, 05:12 PM
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Originally Posted by GS4DOUGIE
I does appear in that photo that it was possibly a sidewall split, just guessing.
BTW regarding our disdain for Bridgestones, I have replaced my S03's with Toyo Proxy 4's and I have been very pleased.
Doug
BTW regarding our disdain for Bridgestones, I have replaced my S03's with Toyo Proxy 4's and I have been very pleased.
Doug
i replaced mine with michelin ps2 and also just put on toyo T1-R on my other car and both are excellent so far
and byron... fat setup is cool... im thinking about going that route myself... but with fat u will be much more limited in which tires u can buy... personally im sticking with michelin ps2 cuz they also have the fat sizes
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