nurkvinny

... nevermind. Just replacing the whole damn SUV.

Welcome to my world last year. Also an 02 GT. http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/showthread.php?t=58275&highlight=pressure http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/showthread.php?t=58744&highlight=pressure STILL does exactly as you describe.

$50 if you feel like driving to Zanesville

Another happy CR transaction. Ahhhhhh.

Shameless plug. Dad has a 78 Chevy 3/4 ton with a meyers plow he's gonna sell here soon. I think he said $2000. It's UGLY.

Had it. Liked it. Will drink it again.

Looking for a set of 4. Out the door prices; I can mount and balance them. Thanks

Buy it. Especially with that mileage.

Free bump for a great idea and offer.

I'll be there with wife and young'ns.

Go. Now.

Don't worry. If you did, they need to get their man suits on.

Several apts and 2 houses. Never paid a deposit for any utility. Maybe they're tougher on folks now.

I know what you were asking. Let me rephrase. What in the fuck is a 27 year old man doing searching for teeny boppers in dress up costumes? And how do I find them?

Yep. It's a $3k LS1 Camaro.

Huh. You're 27.?.?

Been through that page. I followed that screen clear through to clicking confirm. I am looking for something stating whether or not there is an exchange fee. The only thing that page said was, "there may be a fee" and "there may be an increase".

So, I have 2 non-stop Southwest tickets to Vegas for early this coming week. My 2 year old came down with croup tonight, and there is zero chance my wife will leave with him like this. I have spent the last hour searching for SW's exchange policy on non-refundable tickets, with no luck. I do plan on calling them first thing in the morning, but by any small chance, have any of you had to deal with exchanging non-refundable SW tickets? Best way to go about it? Certain number of days/hours ahead of time you had to contact SW? And no, going without her is not an option.

There is a Craig with one that color.

Nice. Their PC gave me an evil stare.

Welcome.

RIP

Ouch. At least you were having fun when it happened.

You can't just go off of vehicle weight. The weight is spread out across the tire's footprint. So, if you car had tires 195mm wide from the factory, and you slap some 275mm-wide tires on, your footprint just grew substantially (even more if the tire is taller than stock), meaning much less weight is applied per square inch.

You may also enjoy this version that I caught live the other night. Horrific lip-syncing, but I got over it.