My SSR's w/032R's came in during lunch today, ... boy those 205/50/15's never looked so big!!
... they've got a nice polished lip (bling, bling factor to boot)!

And, ...(Aleph) ... I finally got a torque wrench of my very own.

(sorry, no digicam = no pics) Ed

 

I bet it looks exactly like the one pictured at the bottom of this web page.

 

Like this?



And this?

 

Yup, them be the ones! Gorilla tools ... hehe
I can only imagine what those 225's would have looked (and fit) like!

Still have to go home and unpack the rest of them, and see where they put the lug nuts!
Thanks for the pics.

Any suggestions on an aluminum jack, ... and on how to take the decales off the wheels?


[Modified by Zygspeed, 5:07 PM 4/2/2002]

 

heh, nice. I still recommend to anyone buying a used snap-on from ebay...still gotta get mine calibrated

 

good deal ED, I paid over $75 for my Craftsman.. I think? They sure do come in handy...

Im jealous of the wheels by the way. If you ever want that JDM feeling, I have a nice set of 15x7 bronze volks

Bryan

 

Thanks guys.

I'll have to wax them or something first to keep the brake dust situation in check!
Just wait till the car's ...done.

Might have to put a roll bar or cage in after all.


[Modified by Zygspeed, 6:49 PM 4/2/2002]

 

You get the 15x7.5? Are these for the track? I'd guess so w/the R's on em. I got a set just for that, but I've got some shaved streets on em.

Enjoy

As for the stickers, a little fingernail action will take em off.


[Modified by Cold Chunker, 6:36 PM 4/2/2002]

 

i wanna see pics of the Comps, been thinking about getting them. well unless i buy Bryans.... details mr. sprinkle?

 

I bet they look great, Ed. I'm in the market for some wheels too, and the SSRs are near the top of my list. How much was the whole setup?

 

I'll second that. i just got a brand new snap-on torque wrench off ebay for $135, from snap-on it would have been over $200