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I'll have to pass, I've got a local offer for that and shipping wouldn't be cheap. Thanks for the offer though

im in nj, interested in ur rays, can you do $1250 shipped to 07201? thats the best offer i can make , let me know , thanks for your time.

Gentlemen this wasn't a thread to discuss gun policies or what you feel is safer. I carry my firearm and that's my decision, I just wanted opinions about storage. Let's not get political about who...

Gentlemen this wasn't a thread to discuss gun policies or what you feel is safer. I carry my firearm and that's my decision, I just wanted opinions about storage. Let's not get political about who...

Gentlemen this wasn't a thread to discuss gun policies or what you feel is safer. I carry my firearm and that's my decision, I just wanted opinions about storage. Let's not get political about who...

Gentlemen this wasn't a thread to discuss gun policies or what you feel is safer. I carry my firearm and that's my decision, I just wanted opinions about storage. Let's not get political about who...

I'm not using radials, I have been to the track with a 285 hankook and not spun and run a 2.0 something 60', I just think as a stock car you will be slowing yourself down with that much tire. A 305...

Just a thought, I don't know how much on this car, but the srt I had I could go big brake Amg calipers up front, some guys would try and run the regular fronts or base rears with it but I did through...

You can remove the nut and they'll fit, a guy in Birmingham runs 10.5 rears all around no problem

You can remove the nut and they'll fit, a guy in Birmingham runs 10.5 rears all around no problem

Yes, I run 285 square and have done so with 2 different sets of Stock wheels and 2 different tires. No issue at all. The kumho fit with a little pinch but nothing major

285 is not too wide for the front, I run 285 square on my autocross wheels and love the set up. Allows for slight lift off oversteer if wanted. Id love to run 285/305 daily but my offsets won't allow...

There is a guy up in Huntsville that uses them with bridgestones, I don't know his username off the top of my head though

I ran the nitto for autocross and love it, needs a little more heat then the a6 bit it grips well and take a lot of heat with no issue. As rcomps go it is my favorite I've used

i work at a dealership in town, im going to take it to the dealer away from me just to have a record of it, then ill do some research and purchase an upgraded one

One thing to learn is throttle control, I was able to learn quick learning autocross on an Srt crossfire, the Z is very controllable with a decent tire. Just try to roll on the throttle and not stab...

I would keep the gas around 3/4, at a half tank I still noticed some fuel starve. cant really comment on pressures with the stock sizes, but running 275 or 285 square I usually run about 37 or 38 all...