bigdog wrote:We need a 'drool' emoticon!
Not quite a emoticon.
But given your forum name and your request
I think I'm in love....
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Juffa
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I think I'm in love....
Not quite a emoticon.
But given your forum name and your request
Former owner of Mailbu Stacey, Smurfette and Tweety.
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mossy
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I think I'm in love....
They look like CCW wheels to me, very nice.
70 240z done!! Well almost.
http://www.viczcar.com/forum/index.php/topic,4438.0.html
http://www.viczcar.com/forum/index.php/topic,4438.0.html
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rxmx
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I think I'm in love....
Looks hot.
I want those rims.
I want those rims.
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EFR6758 run-in tune 259hp atw on 10psi pump 98 dyno dynamics
E85 tune - 445hp @ wheels 17psi
EFR6758 run-in tune 259hp atw on 10psi pump 98 dyno dynamics
E85 tune - 445hp @ wheels 17psi
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Juffa
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I think I'm in love....
I'm liking this one as well
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Lots more fantastic photos like the above can be found here. http://forum.miata.net/vb/showthread.php?t=237149
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Lots more fantastic photos like the above can be found here. http://forum.miata.net/vb/showthread.php?t=237149
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bigdog
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I think I'm in love....
...and a grille to hide that poor excuse for a FMIC 
Nice wheels though
Nice wheels though
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I think I'm in love....
That is seriously sexy..
However, I've got this habit (well, I think of it more a skills training exercise) of lightly scuffing the inside tyre on the kerb at the apex of roundabouts when having a spirited drive... It's not enough to wear the sidewall or unsettle the car, just to allow me to know exactly where each front wheel is...
But with tyres that low profile, and (to my eyes) having a rim slightly too wide for the tyre - I'd have horribly scratched rims within a week. How would a setup like that look after hopping the kerbs during a track-day?
However, I've got this habit (well, I think of it more a skills training exercise) of lightly scuffing the inside tyre on the kerb at the apex of roundabouts when having a spirited drive... It's not enough to wear the sidewall or unsettle the car, just to allow me to know exactly where each front wheel is...
But with tyres that low profile, and (to my eyes) having a rim slightly too wide for the tyre - I'd have horribly scratched rims within a week. How would a setup like that look after hopping the kerbs during a track-day?
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I think I'm in love....
Curly wrote:However, I've got this habit (well, I think of it more a skills training exercise) of lightly scuffing the inside tyre on the kerb at the apex of roundabouts when having a spirited drive...
So, you're doing this at speed and when you do it wrong what happens? Sounds a little bit dangerous to me
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