Tirefryr

I get Gran Turismo and F1 and those are all I play on Playstation. When GT7 comes out, I'll buy a new one. I love Halo and just purchased the Xbox one and Halo 5 and as soon as I am done with Halo, the Xbox is gone. It requires a constant connection to the web and must be updated daily. I don't care to game online and there are other issues also. It's pure greed and stupidity.

PS4, Stars Wars edition.

I wasn't even aware there were books. I thought everything came straight from George to screenplay.

Same here. I hated Episodes 1-3. They appeared to be in the future versus the past.

Disney has blown Stars Wars marketing out of the water.

Rotors might be getting thin.

I just realized I've had my AR over a year and have yet to shoot it. Guess I should sell it.

Fuck that. Die kitty!

I want that Brahma I know you're holding on to.

My tablet has full Windows, HDMI, etc, and I only paid $100.

I'm no Chrysler fan, but nice ride!

The factory techs are idiots I've found.

So your ship has not capsized. . .

It IS my business and it is within the Terms of Service you agreed to when joining the site. Show the forums and members respect by following the rules and make your posts legible so you can get the help you need.

Please use proper grammar when posting.

Fucking rain!

Aaron's been dicking the server owner's daughter. He put it in the wrong hole Tuesday night, so the bitch told daddy and he put SSA on a timeout yesterday.

The daily or the performance ones?I have no need for "performance" brakes on a daily driver.

For my "normal" cars, I use the Powerstop kits from Rock Auto.

Wee wee.

Interesting until at the bottom it said New York City is the greenest city in America.... Wtf?It's all in how they skew the numbers.

It really depends on what is used for clear. Of course anodized would be best, followed by clear coat, electrostatic/heat cured paint, and traditional 2K clear paint. The last is cheapest and easiest, and think about how durable your clear coat on your vehicle is. Much like anything else, prep before application is key, and maintaining the finish once cured as well. If you get flaking, it's mostly due to poor preparation and application such as many manufacturers learned in the early to mid 90s.

Is the polished clear coated? If so, that's what I would opt for personally. If not, I'd still go that route and clear them myself or have a local shop clear them. Shouldn't be more tham $100. Just my personal choice though.

I'd use any wheel manufacturer...but that just doubl3d the cost. I don't like black either though. 10 years ago maybe but aaaaaaargh as the French pirate would sayI should rephrase; I don't know what colors are available to you from whomever you're purchasing. I really like those wheels though.

Silver, machined with clear coat; they make several spray-on chrome type finishes. Of course, I don't know what's available from your wheel manufacturer.