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Anything under 600 RWHP is manageable on the street, that's the limit I set for MY street cars. As for other people, it's simply a matter of whether or not the owner can afford to maintain it properly, and whether or not they can have that much power on tap without killing themselves. Turbo...

Line them up.

It's kind of hard to take a weapon from an armed person. They can only take what you let them take.

Why such a narrow front tire? That's a narrow tire. 245/45's fit perfectly.

I'm not really sure where all this spacer bullshit comes from. (I'm not barking at you, I'm just hearing this repeated more and more often lately...) We've been running these wheels on these cars for 16+ years now. I've never run spacers (or heard or talked about spacers) or adjusted ANYTHING...

Yea, it is. And btw, we don't eat like this everyday. Weekends are "eat whatever you want" time. I'd be 300 lbs if we ate like that during the week...

Scrambled Eggs & Hashbrowns covered with Swiss Cheese, Sausage, Toast & Coffee

It looks like one of those eBay modified CT-26's that don't last very long. If it is one of those, there's a writeup about it around here somewhere by MDC. They are apparently impossible to balance so they don't live very long.

I don't have spacers on any of my cars. 245's in the front, 275's & 285's in the back - no scrubbing.

Queen - Jazz Last few minutes: Don't stop me now Fat Bottomed Girls

I'm running 285's on my daily driver without any rubbing. That's about as far as I'd be willing to push it.

These are much better, now that she doesn't look like she wants to kill me. The smiles made all the difference. :D

I've run TT rims on just about all of my MKIII's after they came out in 1993. I run P275/40/17's rear and P245/45/17's front. The only exception is this car, which has P285/40/17's in the rear: I had these pics lying around too, but they are not my cars:

Stock is "uncorrected" - so the default settings should have you running at stock. After it is installed and before starting the engine, set the following: Set VTEC control to off. Put the NEO in Pro Mode. Set the Neo for 6 cylinders Set the throttle sensor characteristics (arrow pointing up...

Factory pistons are 83mm 1 mm = 0.03937007874" So yes, 84 mm pistons are as close to .040" as you are going to get.

If you spend under $200 it will be JUNK. Trust me. JUNK. As stated, your optics should run you at least what you paid for the gun.

We should make you the CEO of our Peanut companies.... ;)

Congrats! Finding a job that quickly these days is no small miracle.