Well, the TSX needed new wheels....ISF is back (Page 64)
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So got some new tires today. It is amazing how two tires of the same size from different companies can fit so differently. I previously had Continental ExtremeContact DW and I loved them but they stopped making them in my sizes I needed. So I switched to Hankook Ventus V12 this time as the M3 community seemed to love them. The new rears look almost like they are 305 I just don't get the gratification of having 305 printed on the side of my tires.
Old tires were a little worn.
Rear jacked up.
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Left - Hankook Ventus V12 Right - Continental ExtremeContact DW (Both are 295/25/20)
Definitely going to need to roll the fenders now.
Old tires were a little worn.
Rear jacked up.
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Left - Hankook Ventus V12 Right - Continental ExtremeContact DW (Both are 295/25/20)
Definitely going to need to roll the fenders now.
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Fronts were worn into the 2nd layer of rubber and rears down to the wear bars in the middle.
I wish I could say it was a PAM but not on that level yet maybe someday. It is a Lum-Tec M25 Tungsten.
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Definitely different sizes between different manufacturers. I was shocked at how heavy some tires are compared to others depending on manufacturer too even in the same tire size.
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So finally got around to getting my fenders rolled yesterday. It is nice to have no more rubbing. I should have gotten it done earlier so I didn't have so many scratches on my lip.
Also I am going to need new brakes soon and since I don't know when they were done and I have put 50k miles on them now. I can get 2 piece rotors now and it will cost me 2x as much as 1 piece rotors however from there on out it will cost the same to get the replacement pieces. The 2 piece rotors are only slotted though and the 1 piece rotors are drilled. Already know that I am getting Project Mu NS pads as they create very little dust and stop better than the OEM pads.
Also I am going to need new brakes soon and since I don't know when they were done and I have put 50k miles on them now. I can get 2 piece rotors now and it will cost me 2x as much as 1 piece rotors however from there on out it will cost the same to get the replacement pieces. The 2 piece rotors are only slotted though and the 1 piece rotors are drilled. Already know that I am getting Project Mu NS pads as they create very little dust and stop better than the OEM pads.
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I can officially say bye bye to my ipod. This shit is so awesome. I will be picking up one of these the day it is released. The guys at VAIStech are amazing.
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