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Originally Posted by FPenvy (Post 2208764)

hey dont call blades a fairy thats not very nice.

5500 miles isnt that much. dont fap too hard to that.

but YOU just said I dont drive it, you're contradicting yourself.. come on man, either i drive it or i dont.. pick one.

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Originally Posted by FPenvy (Post 2208764)

hey dont call blades a fairy thats not very nice.

5500 miles isnt that much. dont fap too hard to that.

http://collider.com/wp-content/uploa...ne-Johnson.jpg

I wish I had 1/3rd the miles on my car :/

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Originally Posted by MyKindaGuise (Post 2208780)

I wish I had 1/3rd the miles on my car :/

A big chunk of that was heading up north to PA a few times..:tup:

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Originally Posted by FPenvy (Post 2208751)

so how many mazoc member does it take to install spacers? lol

All of them... Just wait and see....

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Originally Posted by m4a1mustang (Post 2208746)

Not me. Gonna be leaving after the mazoc meet to go install Masa's spacers.

I wanna see Masa's spacers!! He's got the stock wheel setup right? Is he bumping the back out a bit?

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Originally Posted by bbowers825 (Post 2208903)

I wanna see Masa's spacers!! He's got the stock wheel setup right? Is he bumping the back out a bit?

Yup, we will be putting on 20mm all around. The wheels got tucked when I lowered the car. This will flush them out a little.

Went with the stud replacement type as opposed to the bolt-on. They are lighter and don't create 5 extra failure points lol.

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Originally Posted by Masa (Post 2208910)

Yup, we will be putting on 20mm all around. The wheels got tucked when I lowered the car. This will flush them out a little.

Herrafrush! :roflpuke2:

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Originally Posted by Masa (Post 2208910)

How much did they run you? I didn't notice your car was lowered, must not have looked to hard at it. To busy staring at John's damn fine *** Rims. :bowrofl:

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Originally Posted by b1adesofcha0s (Post 2208912)

Herrafrush! :roflpuke2:

:rofl2::rofl2::rofl2:

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Originally Posted by bbowers825 (Post 2208931)

How much did they run you? I didn't notice your car was lowered, must not have looked to hard at it. To busy staring at John's damn fine *** Rims. :bowrofl:

:rofl2::rofl2::rofl2:

I picked up the Z1 spacers w/ extended studs, 20mm all around.

Hub Centric Wheel Spacers & Extended Studs

I need spacers for the rear of the S2k.

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Originally Posted by m4a1mustang (Post 2208953)

I need spacers for the rear of the S2k.

I like your rear

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Originally Posted by Khoi@AAMComp (Post 2208618)

I hope Kevin runs a 12.88 after he puts his LSD in so we don't have to hear it from presto anymore lol

my only indication is of what my 1/4 time will be is from using the torque app with odbII scantools.net scanner which on one of the on-ramps I just came to a dead stop and then hammered it with the VDC on with a little bit of slip in the top of 1st start around 5k rpm but 2nd caught pretty good ended up recording the 1/8 at 8.4xx at 86. I wish it was a longer ramp where I could get a recording of the 1/4 then have time to slow down before getting on the highway. Besides not sure how acccurate torque is with this type of data and thats why I'm gonna have it record while I do the actual run at the track so I can compare and see how close it really is to the actual time.

I just don't really like driving without the VDC on until I at least have a LSD in the car. remember mine did not have the sport package so I don't even have the VLSD that comes with the sport. so I imagine from looking at some of the slips posted that would put me around 12.9 - 13.2 in that range maybe little better but generally that range.

Yeah that's not gonna be very accurate. Your 1/4 mile time will depend mostly on how well you launch.