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01-12-2002, 01:59 AM
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Find what's wrong with this picture and...
...win.........NOTHING!
 Oh the horros of seeing this. Well, atleast my high speed vibration is gone!
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01-12-2002, 02:07 AM
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Ahhhh. the fabled Exterra. Did you go to the guys on bel-red? They should know better, Flyin'S is friends with one of the mangers there.
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01-12-2002, 02:26 AM
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Nah, I left work early today and went to the one in Northgate. I bought the tires at the Bellevue one though. Last time I had them rotated and balanced though at the Bellevue store, there were a couple idiot kids doing the job. THat's why all four of my tires were out of balance. The guys working the counter in bellevue are excellent though. The fact that they screwed them up last time isn't what made me go tot he Northgate store. it was just a matter of convenience today and I got a tire dude that knew what he was doing.
I was hoping that picture quality would be bad enough that you wouldn't catch the error so fast, but oh well! 
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01-12-2002, 03:38 PM
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They overinflated the tires to 35 PSI ?
Nick has 8 exclamation points, but he's really not that exciting ?
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01-23-2002, 08:47 AM
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Lug nuts hand torqued? No tools used? Guy "Steve" must have helluva grip...
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01-23-2002, 10:57 AM
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As in using a manual torque wrench instead of an air wrench I'd say.
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Just having some fun. Yeah, I hate those guys who all but friction weld the damn nuts to the wheel using an impact wrench.
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The Northgate DT rules!!! I bought tires and wheels there and they were fast, curteous and thorough. Dont go to the one in the Renton Highlands though... I think they deal mostly with Ford Trucks and Hondas. They werent sure what the heck to do with an XTerra except fit totally mis-sized wheels to it and try to tell me "these are the ones." Im not sure how they would handle an Exterra though.....:alien2:
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