rims are on...spring's around the corner.
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rims are on...spring's around the corner.
spring is less than a week away. if the rims are on post your pics people.
i know i'm probably the first guy repping mississauga on this site to have my summer rims on and that's ok with me.
i know i'm probably the first guy repping mississauga on this site to have my summer rims on and that's ok with me.
Last edited by infinite; Mar 15, 2005 at 12:40 PM.
is winter ever goin to be over? hahaha, we gotta setup a meet sometime in april 
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nice... I still have to mount the tires on my wheels but they aren't going on for a little while. Driving around on a thin sidewalls when it's freezing cold makes if feel like the tires are rocks. I don't wanna damage my rims.
^^^ really.... does weather affect the tires? like it becomes softer warm? cuz i can feel a big difference when its cold and warm. usually the ride feels alot rougher when cold out.
I wanna put my rims on too! But I gotta go buy some lugs first =| any shops anyone can recommend that are around scarborough? I checked out wheels direct and they said it would cost about 40 bucks cash for some lugs/splines or something
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Originally Posted by Nameless
I wanna put my rims on too! But I gotta go buy some lugs first =| any shops anyone can recommend that are around scarborough? I checked out wheels direct and they said it would cost about 40 bucks cash for some lugs/splines or something
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Rep Power: 0 yeah, not chancing the rims b/c i cant wait...plus here you never know when a huge snow storm is going to hit....looks more like april will be the time to get our summer gear on
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Rep Power: 0 The rims look good, but I hope you have something else to drive, because I highly doubt we've seen the last of the snow. Also remember that those tires won't be very sticky (even in dry conditions) when its still this cold out.
Originally Posted by Pharoh
still too cold here so that would make the tires rather useless. There's too much salt on the roads and with my weekend trips to Brantford it's probably not a good idea.................oh, did I mention I don't have any summer wheels yet...lol.
hahahah.. oh ya.. I ended up patching up that nail that was in the tire.. all good 
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Originally Posted by R1Style
$40 bux for spline drive lugs are good. I ordered a set of Muteki's which sell here in Canada for $100.
Originally Posted by BoSS
Not to mention these couple weeks they will be doing massive repairs on the roads. Covering pot holes that surfaced throughout the weird winter we had.
There are some big potholes that need to be filled on my daily drive before I go to my summer rims.
But you call looks good infinite
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here's another shot i took this morning... 
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Rep Power: 0 well i'm not gonna use my OEMs. i'm looking into different lugs for my rotas that i have coming but i'm not sure if they have deep holes where tuner lugs are required.
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Originally Posted by Xenin
well i'm not gonna use my OEMs. i'm looking into different lugs for my rotas that i have coming but i'm not sure if they have deep holes where tuner lugs are required.
