Tractionless

Sold some shocks to Tractionless. Nice, easy guy to deal with. Thanks!

I highly recommend NOT using Getyourwheels.com

I had a problem with my Forgestar F14's clear coat failing within 4 months and 1,500 miles of ownership in a state that doesn't see freeze/thaw nor use road salt.

Get your wheels receives them as blanks from Forgestar and then finishes to your liking. Who ever they are using for coating is subpar!

They tried blaming my installer but when I told them i went to a high end shop that deals with all kinds of wheels in sizes up to 30" and showed pics of the machines they backed off. Then they admitted the coater was having problems with the clear that was used on my wheels.

They told me I had to cover dismount, shipping both ways and re-mounting costs to have them recoated.

Upon receiving them back the water that got below the clear damaged the metal permanently. So although recoated the damage can always be seen underneath. They did not tell me that prior to shipping back.

When approaching them about it they offered me a $50 refund on a $2100 set of wheels.

RUN from Getyourwheels.com!!!!

Thanks for an easy transaction. Super transparent and communicative buyer! Buy/sell with confidence.

excellent seller everything worked out great thanks

10/10 would recommend Tractionless as a seller. I recently bought some used wheels from him and he shipped them out the next day. They arrived exactly as described and they were packaged very well! Thanks again

"Tractionless is one of the nicest person I have ever dealt with. I would definitely
do another transaction with him in the future."

I second that, a pleasure to do business with!!

Tractionless is one of the nicest person I have ever dealt with. I would definitely
do another transaction with him in the future.

Typical Dynosty story. Get with user Bythebay and he'll (Eugene Turkov) remote tune you. I highly recommend from personal experience.

Many run OE big brakes on the track, so unless you are going after it for looks there's no point in changing to aftermarket calipers which may require larger than a 18" wheel anyway. Find a set of...

What to do in the event of an accident is something parents and schools should teach. Another failure in our crappy educational system. NEVER assume ANY stranger is a good human, people you...

What to do in the event of an accident is something parents and schools should teach. Another failure in our crappy educational system. NEVER assume ANY stranger is a good human, people you...

What to do in the event of an accident is something parents and schools should teach. Another failure in our crappy educational system. NEVER assume ANY stranger is a good human, people you...

What to do in the event of an accident is something parents and schools should teach. Another failure in our crappy educational system. NEVER assume ANY stranger is a good human, people you...

What to do in the event of an accident is something parents and schools should teach. Another failure in our crappy educational system. NEVER assume ANY stranger is a good human, people you...

What to do in the event of an accident is something parents and schools should teach. Another failure in our crappy educational system. NEVER assume ANY stranger is a good human, people you...

What to do in the event of an accident is something parents and schools should teach. Another failure in our crappy educational system. NEVER assume ANY stranger is a good human, people you...

What to do in the event of an accident is something parents and schools should teach. Another failure in our crappy educational system. NEVER assume ANY stranger is a good human, people you...

What to do in the event of an accident is something parents and schools should teach. Another failure in our crappy educational system. NEVER assume ANY stranger is a good human, people you...

If the above directions are only meant for rear timing chain replacement, I see why it would say never to remove. I have seen similar over the past 30+ years of reading shop manuals. That doesn't...

As for PS fluid, no reason to change it all out just drain and refill the reservoir the at every oil change to keep fresh. I'd do rear end if I were you. I changed my OE LSD at 72k miles, it was...

Correct. :tiphat:

That's what I did, 100k miles, 20psi pressure at idle. No reason to feed it money yet. For the cost of a shop to do it I'll probably just get a used 2014 up engine anyway.