sadness (poor beat up clean gsr)
I was on my way to work this morning and i caught a sight of this poor gsr teg. Looks like the owner had really good taste and it sucks bad to see something so clean look so horrible. Sorry for your loss to the owner. I did catch a couple pics and if anyone on here knows the owner give him my condolences
5 lug + brembo big brakes + bridgestone potenza s03's, that's what I caught a sight of without crashing.


5 lug + brembo big brakes + bridgestone potenza s03's, that's what I caught a sight of without crashing.


<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by HoodsiR »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Its fixable
o by the way what kind of camera phone u have those pics are super steady</TD></TR></TABLE>
true but I did notice that the rear driver left wheel was bowed in a bunch. and also the front right wheel was all tweaked too but i did'nt catch a shot of that side
.. Sucks ***** anyways
camera was a powershot a85 not a camera phone. I used fast shutter so it did'nt blur while my hand was going wild
o by the way what kind of camera phone u have those pics are super steady</TD></TR></TABLE>true but I did notice that the rear driver left wheel was bowed in a bunch. and also the front right wheel was all tweaked too but i did'nt catch a shot of that side
.. Sucks ***** anyways
camera was a powershot a85 not a camera phone. I used fast shutter so it did'nt blur while my hand was going wild
Sad to see it in that shape, but FYI "areyoujealous," cross drilled rotors are for show, the only area in performance where you may see a gain is braking in wet conditions, other then that they can actually hurt braking. Also, a Big Brake kit can also hurt braking if not setup correctly.
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werd. right there in Kent somewhere. hmmm
werd. right there in Kent somewhere. hmmm
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werd. right there in Kent somewhere. hmmm</TD></TR></TABLE>
nailed it, right in between auburn and kent, somewhere around the des moines exit. Commute 100 miles a day.
werd. right there in Kent somewhere. hmmm</TD></TR></TABLE>
nailed it, right in between auburn and kent, somewhere around the des moines exit. Commute 100 miles a day.
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I always hear peopel saying that cross drilled or slotted rotors are for show, commen sense would tell you less clamping surface, but those big name brake manufactures do more brake testing than anyone on h-t can read. When I hear it from a brembo, stoptech or ap rep I'll beleive it.
I always hear peopel saying that cross drilled or slotted rotors are for show, commen sense would tell you less clamping surface, but those big name brake manufactures do more brake testing than anyone on h-t can read. When I hear it from a brembo, stoptech or ap rep I'll beleive it.
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I think you meant
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