Tirefryr

Actually they are both moving.

Good luck!

Okay, I will NOT tolerate gay dick sucking, so stop it now.

Yeah, it's coming here and they have already started shutting stuff down. I don't get it. The roads are clear enough to travel and it's not coming down hard enough to make it uncontrollable like it was last month, so why bother closing shit?

How do you like the torque-steer in that thing? It's my dads car and we just got it so I've only ridden in it, hes driving it. We were actually talking about it earlier today, it pulls you through the turns, it's a different feeling but handles well and it's the T5 model so it's quick. Yeah, I test drove the R-model, but it was nothing more than seats, wheels and a badge. They are pretty quick, but the torque-steer from a dead stop will rip the wheel from your hand. I wish they made one in AWD.

How do you like the torque-steer in that thing?

It's far more durable than paint, well, in a traditional paint. There are very hard paints that are heat-cured like powder coating and they are also electrostatic applied. You typically see these on OEM wheels. If you are going to have them coated, they will strip them down to bare metal first. You can only powder coat over powder and it has to be done right after the first coat, so you would have bare metal-powder-cure-cool-powder-cure. I don't know how much abuse your wheels will see, but I've had great success with normal spray paint (enamel) on wheels. IT's cheap and easy to touch-up if anything happens. Hell, scuff your wheels now, go grab several cans of paint, paint the wheels and see how it lasts. IT may cost you $30 and some time, but you may find it a cheap alternative to powder coating which could easily run $100+ per wheel. IT also give you the ability to easily touch up whenever you need. They won't see too much abuse since they will be the street wheels. Maybe some dirt roads but that's it. And touching curbs with my tires is unlikey I looked at a neighbors freshly refurbed wheels (sandblasted then powdercoated) and they turned out ok. Powdercoating was $5 / wheel, sandblasting was $30 for all 4. Not an outstanding job but way better than how mine look now, they are in horrible shape. For how much the powdercoating costs I don't think it's worth spending my time painting them. Otherwise I'd paint for sure and touch up when needed. WOW! At that price, it's a no-brainer.

I don't technically know if mulitple accounts are a violation of the TOS, so Aaron will have to handle that. As far as locking the thread, there is no need. If you people don't want it to continue, quit replying. Outside of the OP being a moron, he's not doing anything wrong, so there is no need to edit, ban, or close. Lastly as far as your post count is concerned, it means nothing and can easily be knocked down to ZERO and kept there.

It's far more durable than paint, well, in a traditional paint. There are very hard paints that are heat-cured like powder coating and they are also electrostatic applied. You typically see these on OEM wheels. If you are going to have them coated, they will strip them down to bare metal first. You can only powder coat over powder and it has to be done right after the first coat, so you would have bare metal-powder-cure-cool-powder-cure. I don't know how much abuse your wheels will see, but I've had great success with normal spray paint (enamel) on wheels. IT's cheap and easy to touch-up if anything happens. Hell, scuff your wheels now, go grab several cans of paint, paint the wheels and see how it lasts. IT may cost you $30 and some time, but you may find it a cheap alternative to powder coating which could easily run $100+ per wheel. IT also give you the ability to easily touch up whenever you need.

16 here and calm. We got ab out 4" last night and are supposed to get up 18 more and have freezing rain. If you check the forecast for my area on line, it actually says "blizzard" for tomorrow.

I'm so exhausted, but every time I lay down, I vomit.

I cranked my heat up to 78, I have three blankets on, and I'm still shivering.

Yeah, I don't like it either, but it's just even worse when that is how you begin your day.

There's nothing I hate more than waking up and having to vomit.

No need to close the thread. It will be a lesson in stupidity for other members.

Maybe.

Maybe not.

If I had the money, I would buy that bitch and do a big smoky donut leaving the previous owner's place.

I was talking about before then even, when they were made in Huntingon, IN.

lol are u for real Yes, as I stated in the PM. If this is problematic, we can fix it for you. This question is just as ignorant. Pyle has produce hundreds of drivers over the years. Much of their early driver line-up was highly regarded and they were better and more common than anything else around. Everyone had Pyles and everyone was bumpin. Even some of their drivers now are worthwhile provided you can get them at a good price. SO if you asked is Pyle was good, you could not get a straight answer?

Unfortunately, you can not get a proper seal, nor do you have the proper area in there for and IB application.

How does that sound? I have it on CD, but the re-mastering sucks. It makes me wonder how I ever listened to an analog recording.

I have an extra HDMI switch somewhere.... I have a bunch at work. I want everything to be controlled through the receiver though.

Read the guidelines, post as directed, or GTFO. That simple. If you don't want to make an effort to make a proper post, don't expect anyone to make an effort to help you.

I can not sleep for shit.