DC/MD/VA G's Mountain Drive
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Guess you ordered the Wolf's huh? Congrats... Hopefully AAM will have the spacer bolt situation sorted out by then, so we can see who's better - AAM or Motordyne... ooh... guess that's the burning question, after you answered the prior question that kept everyone awake at night - who's better - Craftsman or Snap-on... ha!
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^hahahaha, my bad on the wolfs man, i wont be afraid to admit to 'jockin ur style'...but for the price i got and the wheel quality from what you told me...couldnt beat it...$2400 shipped/mounted/balanced/lugs/rings ...i got falken fk451 tires, 245 35 front 285 rear. Next is exhaust but im having a real hard time deciding on what....since i already have a y pipe i need a y pipe back exhaust like the fuji or pro-1 or something else. if the greddy sp2 came w/ a mid pipe or if i could get a mid pipe that would be another option. i just want something a bit louder/deeper than stock and afraid the fuji will be 'too' quiet....decisions decisions...
o, btw snap on is better
o, btw snap on is better
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^LOL, your killing me!! I like how u follow my posts . Still unfair man, you got the pulley's and the exhaust, NOT to forget you have a 6MT!! anyway im ready when you are, I'm going to thrown on my 'wagon wheels' as soon as I get home today!! Lets hope they dont get jacked, btw man did ur wheels come w/ lugs?? I have power tools and hand tools to remove the stock wheels and replace new wheels, is there a special method you use to put on the aftermarket wheels, when tightening I should know about?? Ive been told not to use power tools on certain wheels and plan on using hand tools to put on the ggames...Last thing I want is 2 scratch up the wheels the first day!
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I removed and applied the lugs by hand... They aren't on there too hard... Torque specs escape me right now though... When you tighten the lugs, do it in a criss-cross pattern, and you should be fine. My rims came w/ hubcentric spacers and some Japanese lugs - forgot which brand. And I supplemented them with some locks of course.
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