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The blonde or brunette?Originally Posted by eurodre
the white girl > all
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so sick I found this super rare pic
how bout this super rare pic on this thread
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Right now im stretched a 225/35/20 on a 9 and a 245/35/20 on a 10.5, I like the stretch on the rear, but the front is barely noticable. Can I fit a 215/35/20? Its a 37 btw and non of the guys really stretch on those cars. The one guy I know had a 215 on a 9 said the bead wouldnt set and the tire kept popping off lol. Whats your guys opinions? this is my DD btw.
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Just maybe.Originally Posted by ShanesG
i have a pothole on my street.....
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shiet...i went on a crazy canyon cruise slammed, raining, rocks on road, and 3 people in my car and on 18's. Beat that biatch.Originally Posted by MEXTEP
PUSSIES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! When my sedan was lower I took it to San Felipe Mexico..family of 4, luggage and dog
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Google it next timeOriginally Posted by ant-knee
anyone knows a socal jlines dealer?
Supreme Power Parts
1025-B Ortega Way
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Phone: (714) 632-1951
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no that I can save a bunch of money if i switch insurance to geico
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Yes, you'd be able to without a problem. Reason why sometimes it won't bead is because the person doing it isn't doing it right, or well enough. There's many shops that can't do it, or that can only do it so well. Others have no problems doing some crazy stretches. It also depends on the tire. Some have a weaker sidewall or different type of sidewall that makes it easier to stretch. Stretching an Achilles tire is easy. It runs on the smaller side too. I had a 215/35 Achilles on a 9, and it was a decent stretch...not what I was used to. Before I had a 235/30 and a 225/35 on a 10.5 (more true running tires...Hankook).Originally Posted by doggyfresh102
Right now im stretched a 225/35/20 on a 9 and a 245/35/20 on a 10.5, I like the stretch on the rear, but the front is barely noticable. Can I fit a 215/35/20? Its a 37 btw and non of the guys really stretch on those cars. The one guy I know had a 215 on a 9 said the bead wouldnt set and the tire kept popping off lol. Whats your guys opinions? this is my DD btw.