SERIOUSLY OT: Calling all chicks! IT'S PART 6!!

[CivicSpoon]

There are people...here.

[BLU CIVIC]

Weird huh lol

[BLU CIVIC]

Originally Posted by amy@af

funny, I suspected you might have. I just did a search and her info isn't on the net...no fb. Best you can do is try to e-mail the addy she last had listed here.

Nah, we didn't have a "thing" like that lol

I sent her a pm on H-T...funny that she has an '06 G35 also

[Killa_CRX]

Newest addition.

I think they reflect my charming personality.

[kris]

Based on your tire tread, it looks like your wheels are on backwards.

[Killa_CRX]

Originally Posted by kris

Based on your tire tread, it looks like your wheels are on backwards.

Bridgestone Potenza RE11a.... Non-directional, and "SIDE FACING OUT" on the sidewalls.
The stickiest tires I've ever owned. They pick up every damn rock and pebble on the road and bash it against the inside of the fenders. I'm thinking I'm going to have the insides of the fenders sprayed with some stuff Lexus uses on the insides of their fenders for sound deadening... It's some type of polyester material.

[BLU CIVIC]

Changed the rear brake pads on the G35 last night. 19" wheels are really heavy. The 14" BBS wheels I had on the Civic weighed like 11lbs. The rear wheels weigh 21lbs Maybe I'm just weak

[kris]

Originally Posted by Killa_CRX

Bridgestone Potenza RE11a.... Non-directional, and "SIDE FACING OUT" on the sidewalls.
The stickiest tires I've ever owned. They pick up every damn rock and pebble on the road and bash it against the inside of the fenders. I'm thinking I'm going to have the insides of the fenders sprayed with some stuff Lexus uses on the insides of their fenders for sound deadening... It's some type of polyester material.

Thats why I said looks.

Interesting their tread patter is non directional, I would think the tread angle helps aid in water evacuation. But I am far from a tire engineer. I just read they brought back the RE-71 as a RE-71R which should have some decent grip.

[Killa_CRX]

Originally Posted by kris

Thats why I said looks.

Interesting their tread patter is non directional, I would think the tread angle helps aid in water evacuation. But I am far from a tire engineer. I just read they brought back the RE-71 as a RE-71R which should have some decent grip.

Well, it's listed as a summer tire. I would have preferred an all season tire, but never a directional tire. And unfortunately, tire choices are fairly limited in 205/50/15, as there's no production vehicle that uses that size AND a 15 inch wheel is now considered to be a very small size.

We've been getting an abnormally high amount of rainfall this year though, for Texas, and these tires haven't given me any reason to doubt my traction yet. I'm just curious if the soft tire compound will last more than a year though.

[amy@af]

This past week was bad for the bubbleless bubble girl. I was bit by something which caused severe pain, swelling, and bruising on my ankle. Banged my elbow into the corner of a metal table. Don't forget my stomach allergies. Perfect week to puke.....all week.

[BLU CIVIC]

[BLU CIVIC]

Did I kill this thread?

[amy@af]

Originally Posted by BLU CIVIC

Did I kill this thread?

No. Sadly AF is bleeding out all over.

[kris]

Originally Posted by amy@af

No. Sadly AF is bleeding out all over.

A lot of internet forums are.

[amy@af]

Originally Posted by kris

A lot of internet forums are.

I would like to have a chat with you if you would like to know more of that behind doors mod stuff.