Mr. Jones

Scott has R888's IIRC the hoopla is over the R1R's.

Stefan. Always behind, or below the news.

He was talking cars with power that have to stop repeatedly. Not some grocery getter piloted by a dublin yuppy. :gabe:

Can't you guys just hug it out? You are both slow, live with it.

I <3 you Scotty.

Ahh, thanks.

115? Must have been a huge course, pissed I missed this.:fuuuu:

How was the course? Lots of cars?

HPS's do dust, but they dust far less than OEM and the dust is more of a greyish color than the black/dark dust. I've used them on 3/4 different chassis with no major issue. The only thing I have run into is on one car where I upgraded to larger 2 piece rotor that runs far cooler than stock. When it's cold & rainy, they take far longer to heat up than usual and can come as a shock to someone not used to the car. They are also remarkably durable when not tracked.

It's good to see Hal can follow the rules like a good boy. He even made this thread in the kitchen. /Tosses Hal a troll treat/

I was planning on going there, but slept in way too late. Didn't get to bed until almost 6am.. Wanted a piece of the miata.

Dig? :dumb:

Has to run first bruh. :dumb:

RICER

TEAM TWIG & BERRIES CHECKING IN.

If I'm on Sawmill 99% of the time it's on the weekend in the TTRS. I meant the E36 in general. Such a classic that is current today. I love it in that color as well, it seems current to this day IMO.

Do you live around Sawmill? I must see you 1-2 times a weekend on sawmill road, but always going the other direction. Don't want to be the HONKer. Such a timeless clean car.

Saw these ricebags up by polaris.

When the piada in dublin opened it was a second home for lunch. Lol

+1 for robin. Burnt out on piada.

Merged up for whatever as usual.

Hopefully see some of you faggletos out there in a few.

Brian, Did I see you in the shitter today? -Spam

DON'T DRINK AND DRIVE BRUH

Your TRUCK LOL?