sounds good, msbc. :tup: if PSS came in 285/35/19 i'd try a set too, but they dont, so going to get RE11's for my Z next. :)

im not really brand oriented, but bridgestone has been very good on my cars so naturally buying and re-buying them. :yum:

:confused: so if I don't have 285/35/19 , what do I have?! LOL!:p

and I agree, stickign with what has worked in the past is good business!


:( man. I got to go...dutiy calls. have a good afternoon everybody!!

stock sizes on the sports package wheels are 245/40/19 and 275/35/19. I went just a hair wider with 255 and 285 last tire change :tup:

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:hello: msbc. laterz. :tup:

so i put in an order for SAE :eek: :barf: hex wrench sockets.

i rarely use my SAE tools, but once in a while, i do have hillbillybobredneckeeehaawl bits i need to remove around the house. :shakes head:

f-king retire the old outdated fraction system (that no one can really calculate), and just use metric. :mad:

did SAE (fraction system) evolve from pizza? :confused:

Afternoon kids. Just checking in before I go to taco Tuesday!


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I hate the metric system. Why would you prefer whole numbers to fractions :confused:



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I just got a nice 17pc set of metric impact sockets on amazon for like $17 :tup:


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i like moving dots! :mad:



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:icon18: haha :bowrofl2: :bowrofl2: :bowrofl2:

You Americans :rofl2: :rofl2: :rofl2:

SAE is used in almost all industries except auto and things coming from America!

i get whole pizza. you get none = metric system. :tup:

:yum: taco Tuesday!

i get a slice, we all share slices = fraction system

ok, that sounds more friendly than metric system... :ugh2: