They are available in stock sizes. Also, you might want to check the weight differences also. If memory serves, the Michelins are 2 or 3 pounds lighter.

BLAGH! I was all set and knew what I wanted. Now I am going to have to do some more reading and price checking. You guys are making me work, haa.

:iagree: lighter and better.

I think we've truly wrecked Bruce's game plan now. :rofl2:

We'll see. With the discount, I think I can get a set of re-11s at Costco for under $1100. I'll have to see how much the PSSs will run me at some different places.

Nice pics Alcheng!

Thanks Happy :tiphat:

I took close to 80 pics, of cause some of them are same composition but different exposure, hopefully I have about 15-20 of them upload to the album then I will post the link in here. :icon17: :icon17:

Here are three more... :tup:

looking good alcheng.

So I read some reviews saying the PSSs, though very grippy, have soft side walls that cause faster wearing on the track. Yes, plan preserved! (I think...)

So Nissan says my camber and everything is within spec. Maybe I take my turns too hard, but that's what these cars are meant to do...

Our work here is done. :icon17:

It's STARLIGHT FILTER MAN!!!!!!

Nice shots. :tup:

Just finished applying my first coat of wax... will be detailing the inside after 2nd coat is applied.

Moved it out of the driveway so I could mow the lawn.
Put it back.

Yes, Mr. happytheman, Mother's Aluminum Mag Wheel Polish stuff.

Good move Mr. Lunaz! :tup:

Edging right next to the Z?! :eek::ugh2::wtf2:

Nice! :) What kind did you use?

Thank you TheGreatOne :tiphat: :tiphat:

Yes Mr.onzedge, the hard work on cleaning&waxing on Thur night/Fri Morning til 3:30am pays off well... :icon17:

Mr.onzedge, good eyes!!! :tup: I call myself a stubborn photography hobbyist which doesn't like to rely on photoshop add-on, so I like using filter instead. :icon17:

This may sound weird -- it is an old trick I learned early in my photographic endeavors. A starlight filter is cool and all, but it you want some unique star effects, get some pantyhose or stocking material from the Mrs. or whomever. Get a rubber band. Cut a piece of the nylon material and stretch it out across the end of your lens, securing it with the rubber band. We used to make starlight filter this way when we were broke, but they work quite well. You can play around with how tight you stretch it to get different effects.