Tristin

Yeah, money is money... But I'd like to partially enjoy it if possible.

See it. Thanks!

Anyone work at Oreilys in here? I have one about a block from the house who is hiring and was thinking of picking up a second job to help pay some bills and have some extra play money with the Datto.

Huh, interesting. Good use of things laying around the house. Now you're making room for your second oven.

Dafuc is a squirrel helicopter?

Those are 'roll center adjusters' or 'bump steer spacers.' call them what you will, but keep them in there. There are better ways to lower the front... Those spacers keep things aligned up there when you're lower.

Hmmm I'll scope out the differences. If they still fit well, can't beat them for $99.

What I would do is swap to the gold ones, then drive the grey ones down to JRock and look at his color wall. He's got like 300 options and I'm sure there's something in there for you. He does good work has fair prices. Send him a PM whenever you're ready to have them coated.

Old wheels. I'd like to either see some color on them or something... They remind me of Ewing IIIs, but I just don't like the whole wheel in brushed.

Snowflakes http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/pts/3263011091.html

Pictures?

Yet :sneaky:

What are the advantages of these over normal wrenches?

Wow! Way jealous... The car looks awesome. Very clean.

Fine Jon... I'll go to Hawaii with you to bring back some wheels.

Yeah, just let me know and I'll see if I can fill your loose gap with something hard and thick...Er... I mean I'll make a metal spacer to fill in the balljoint space.

Probably 70-75% of all my dreams (that I remember) are lucid. Ever since I was little I could always tell I was dreaming.

That truck is looking sweet! Interior and bay oics?

I've had it happen a few times... It's pretty freaky when it happens.

Other than bike and jeans I don't have any of the others. I used to ride flatland from 2000-2004 on an S&M frame while teaching and supervising at Woodward West. I haven't touched a bike since as I joined the Service and got pretty busy. Anyway, I never got into older bikes and I'm sure bike tech has changed a bit in 8yrs. Figured someone who rides currently could help... Guess not.

Looking for a BMX bike... Probably older, something reminiscent of the Rad area. Not too sure how many adult sized bikes from then there really are. I'd also take a newer setup if convinced its better.

Being new to points, is there a proven reason why? I'm about to move mine and planned on it bring vertical.

I've seen 205/45s and it's too much for me... Maybe that extra .5in of sidewall makes a big difference, but I doubt it. I would personally do 215/55 if you can fit it with the handling and stance you want.