What wheels???
08-02-2002, 03:52 PM
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What wheels???
I'm gunna order those Flik Apex in 15" next week. Color is the issue. I have a black del sol. I'm interested in these two colors. But I like them both. Can't decide which one. Maybe you guys can help...
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[Modified by nontec, 7:56 PM 8/2/2002]
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[Modified by nontec, 7:56 PM 8/2/2002]
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08-02-2002, 09:34 PM
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Re: What wheels??? (nontec)
Do you not have the mental capacity to make this decision? Or are you just trying to be a sheep just like so many other people in the "import scene?" Or have I already asked too many questions for your brain to answer?
Sorry for the a$$hole response, but these kinds of questions just get so damn old. ******' just pick some wheels!
Sorry for the a$$hole response, but these kinds of questions just get so damn old. ******' just pick some wheels!
08-02-2002, 11:05 PM
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Re: What wheels??? (kf_Type-R)
I know what you mean. Forums these days have turned into little communities with their hierarchies and people the egoes of other members on the forum. When it comes to taste or opinion on colors, it's your car -- you drive it, you pick. If you have the capacity to use the internet, a web browser and post on a forum -- pick a color.
The main point of forums, I feel, is for constructive criticism or for the introduction of new ideas that the original poster may not have considered. For example, suggestions of a set of wheels that the poster may never have seen before would qualify as 'informative'. The "JDM this" and "Should I get slipstreams" posts on the other hand are not 'informative' and end up getting rehashed every other day.
The main point of forums, I feel, is for constructive criticism or for the introduction of new ideas that the original poster may not have considered. For example, suggestions of a set of wheels that the poster may never have seen before would qualify as 'informative'. The "JDM this" and "Should I get slipstreams" posts on the other hand are not 'informative' and end up getting rehashed every other day.
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Re: What wheels??? (Hash Browns)
I know what you mean. Forums these days have turned into little communities with their hierarchies and people the egoes of other members on the forum. When it comes to taste or opinion on colors, it's your car -- you drive it, you pick. If you have the capacity to use the internet, a web browser and post on a forum -- pick a color.
The main point of forums, I feel, is for constructive criticism or for the introduction of new ideas that the original poster may not have considered. For example, suggestions of a set of wheels that the poster may never have seen before would qualify as 'informative'. The "JDM this" and "Should I get slipstreams" posts on the other hand are not 'informative' and end up getting rehashed every other day.
The main point of forums, I feel, is for constructive criticism or for the introduction of new ideas that the original poster may not have considered. For example, suggestions of a set of wheels that the poster may never have seen before would qualify as 'informative'. The "JDM this" and "Should I get slipstreams" posts on the other hand are not 'informative' and end up getting rehashed every other day.
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