Spent 200 Dollars on BS
12-22-2010, 07:36 PM
#11
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Im sitting on a train laughing my *** off at 2000AZ's comment... Lol at least bladerunner hasn't chimed in yet!
"72Mach did you
Happen to check your
clutch on your Ford Mustang
GT 2valve V8 when you bought your tires? A
centerforce Dual Friction clutch will help
you perfect I think."
"72Mach did you
Happen to check your
clutch on your Ford Mustang
GT 2valve V8 when you bought your tires? A
centerforce Dual Friction clutch will help
you perfect I think."
12-22-2010, 07:40 PM
#12
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Location: PA
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i fail to see how saying buying safe tires is not stupid is "being a jackass".
you ever had a blowout? doubt it. i have. its not fun to say the least. i was young and did a lot of burnouts and didnt want to "waste the money" on a new tire and was driving around with the steel belts exposed. it caught up to me...
you ever had a blowout? doubt it. i have. its not fun to say the least. i was young and did a lot of burnouts and didnt want to "waste the money" on a new tire and was driving around with the steel belts exposed. it caught up to me...
12-22-2010, 08:11 PM
#13
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Oh you knew damn well the tire needed replaced lol. But I hear you on not wanting to spend money but like we talked about today 200 for 2 tires are cheaper than you insurance deductible.
12-22-2010, 09:01 PM
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Evan, my deductable would have been less than what they'd give me for the totaling I would have experienced lol
you basically just cost me my down payment on an '11
that tire was ****ed, but nothing putting it on the rear and keeping the psi so high it only road on the middle tread couldn't have fixed.
And that other guy.... Dude lol.... Pills.... Invest in them...
you basically just cost me my down payment on an '11
that tire was ****ed, but nothing putting it on the rear and keeping the psi so high it only road on the middle tread couldn't have fixed.
And that other guy.... Dude lol.... Pills.... Invest in them...
12-23-2010, 03:48 AM
#17
Im sitting on a train laughing my *** off at 2000AZ's comment... Lol at least bladerunner hasn't chimed in yet!
"72Mach did you
Happen to check your
clutch on your Ford Mustang
GT 2valve V8 when you bought your tires? A
centerforce Dual Friction clutch will help
you perfect I think."
"72Mach did you
Happen to check your
clutch on your Ford Mustang
GT 2valve V8 when you bought your tires? A
centerforce Dual Friction clutch will help
you perfect I think."
12-23-2010, 08:22 AM
#19
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Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Woodbridge, VA
Posts: 3,411
Im sitting on a train laughing my *** off at 2000AZ's comment... Lol at least bladerunner hasn't chimed in yet!
"72Mach did you
Happen to check your
clutch on your Ford Mustang
GT 2valve V8 when you bought your tires? A
centerforce Dual Friction clutch will help
you perfect I think."
"72Mach did you
Happen to check your
clutch on your Ford Mustang
GT 2valve V8 when you bought your tires? A
centerforce Dual Friction clutch will help
you perfect I think."
I love that lol. Idk why.
Anyways, I'm glad that you have purchased tires on your 1999 Ford Mustang GT Atlantic Blue 5-speed coupe. It would have been very dangerous if you had blown your tires in your 1999 Ford Mustang GT Atlantic Blue 5-speed coupe, causing an accident. You spent your money wisely and safely so that you do not end up in a vehicular accident with your 1999 Ford Mustang GT Atlantic Blue 5-speed coupe.
