TurboRust

ok so the wheels look more like spicy mustard or baby poop colored than they do gold... so i'm doing something with them help me pick strip em and polished black with blue pinstripe gunmetal with black pinstripe(my favorite)

first off.. triple because i could lemme know how that 20,000 mile road test works out for you

tire rack $450 shipped plus 14.50 a tire install(through a preferred tire rack installer) me $380 +12 a tire..

i'll give you the i told you so.. i could've sold em to you for 95 each and you wouldnt of had to pay shipping on that 100/each..

any fd guys have some extras laying around? theyd need to fit these wheels http://i220.photobucket.com/albums/dd240/Faste-r/forsale007.jpg

we stock those at all of our ntb's if you're ever wanting some

i haven't seen any issues other than pricey tires.. that'll come down as they get older.

coming this spring to a track near you.. an FC that can shatter an irs like erik schmelmer

so 15x10's were a little much for the back.. going to pick these up tonight http://i220.photobucket.com/albums/dd240/Faste-r/forsale007.jpg weld 15x3.5 with mt 25x4.5x15" skinnies fd 16" rears with mt 26x10.50x16 et street bias ply powdercoated gold

sweet baby jesus you paid $811.06 for a cai? free bump for you.

hopefully they reused that junk cobalt front end on them so i can continue to sell people shocks/ struts/ and link pins every @40k miles

at/2's are a much more aggressive tire.. not meant to be a highway tread and a tire put on vans and crossover suv's. being more aggressive they cover up some of the vibration with their "truck like" feeling.. If cheap and holding the weight is you goal, or if you want something nicer just gimme a call tomorrow 232-8881 630-4pm Derek

bleh. be ready for short tread life and vibrations halfway through the tread.. I try my damnedest to not sell any general or continental tires that people dont ask/beg for. gimme a call tomorrow and i'll see what I can do... are you wanting just a p metric tire or like and XL rating?

i was there for 3 days for management training.. i loved it. get down between 4th and 6th and theres live music every other building.

I tore down a 12' fence from the back yard, theres a small pile of wood consisting of a few 4x4 posts and some dog ear 1x6 boards.. all have various nails/screws in em, but itd prolly make some ok firewood. pm me for an adress

gimme a call 12 pack of mt dew and its yours.

damn Dover should have much more 60' left in it

i do.. and if youre still in pickerington i'm just over off main st in reynoldsburg..

scott i have one we're just about to toss.. it works...ish.. the 3,6,9,clock buttons died oh and when you shut the door the fan will run but it wont heat anything, you have to give it a swift smack and it starts working... 1400watts...1.4 cubic feet, and free before thursdays trash.

you want em? found a set of wheel in cincy that'll fit better and need the monies... shoot be an offer.

15x10 with 6.5 backspace brand new 295-50-15 firestone firehawk indy 500 tires. use standard acorn seat lugnuts no centercaps, too wide for the rx7 $300 obo

Ryan it was good to hear from you today,, the car looks horrible.. if you want i'll pretend to be your lawyer/hardass to their ins company..i'm sure we'll get you some money.. just lemme send that pic of you in the hospital with the neck brace... See ya soon man.. heal up.

ORLY? http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/showthread.php?t=73066 posted by Matt Beer30

First off I have a husky/ yel lab mix that 7 years old and about 65 lbs and a black lab/pointer thats coming up on 5 yrs old and about 60lbs They've been allowed to rule the roost for the past few years and with the baby around it was time for things to change. Ryan and I exchanged pm's and a few phone calls, and then he took time out of his night to come and evaluate the dogs, free of charge. We decided on shock collar training being the best suited for our lifestyle. We set up a time and he took the dogs for a long weekend. As they ran out to his truck they pulled him the whole way on leash. When he brought them back, the leash was draped over his shoulder and he was in control. My husky would usually jump and lunge at anything that moves, and during our "test drive" with him all trained we encountered a loose dog, multiple barking dogs, and various neighborhood cats, He was hardly phased and the leash remained limp. What I found most amazing was not just what he did with the dogs, but what he enabled us to do with them in the future. The groundwork was set. Is it on us to keep training them? of course, but we would've had no idea where to start without his help.. A+ Des and I sincerely thank you.(as does little Paige)

Geez, thanks for the help CR! I found something!