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Old Jun 22, 2009 | 02:11 PM
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Old Jun 22, 2009 | 02:31 PM
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I was down near the pearl area around 4pm not 2. If you are wrong then thats probably me. I do believe my fogs were on.
could have been then, I wasn't exactly keeping track of time lol I just got down at 2 but was there for a while
Old Jun 22, 2009 | 02:32 PM
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you stole it from me!! fucker...

How's AZ? hot?
Old Jun 22, 2009 | 02:41 PM
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Originally Posted by clee109
could have been then, I wasn't exactly keeping track of time lol I just got down at 2 but was there for a while
Where were you at? My gf didnt want to drive back from seattle so I dropped her off at the train station so I was just passing by.
Old Jun 22, 2009 | 03:12 PM
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Originally Posted by sT04Louis
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not fair.. i was hopen my post would of hit it first haha :squintfaw:
Old Jun 22, 2009 | 04:38 PM
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Originally Posted by fobstylez
Where were you at? My gf didnt want to drive back from seattle so I dropped her off at the train station so I was just passing by.
about 2 blocks up from the post office, 11th and hoyt. We were walking back to our Pilot. TSX is not a fan of downtown roads
Old Jun 22, 2009 | 04:48 PM
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Originally Posted by clee109
about 2 blocks up from the post office, 11th and hoyt. We were walking back to our Pilot. TSX is not a fan of downtown roads
oh yea that was me, I traced my steps and I took Hoyt passed 11th then I was like, wth, then turned on glisan and jumped on 405, so yea that was probably me. lol hope I didnt try to run you over, but yea, my car didnt like those many many pot holes in downtown.
Old Jun 22, 2009 | 04:50 PM
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oh yea, jdmlove is starting to come together man, good job
Old Jun 22, 2009 | 06:03 PM
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i still get the black box thats covering all links when i sign on to JDMlove cant click anything that surrounds it =(
Old Jun 22, 2009 | 08:15 PM
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you stole it from me!! fucker...

How's AZ? hot?
Ha i posted that in the airport of AZ.

Originally Posted by bluecarbonfiber
not fair.. i was hopen my post would of hit it first haha :squintfaw:
I win, i was counting out the post numbers per page on my blackberry



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So i get home today, and go to put something in my trunk....and my sub box is laying on the bottom of my trunk (normally hangs) weeeeee....

Dont feel like dealing with it right now, so ill inspect the damage tomorrow...
Old Jun 23, 2009 | 12:14 AM
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i still get the black box thats covering all links when i sign on to JDMlove cant click anything that surrounds it =(
Are you using IE6? Cause it should only do that if you are using IE6 which is arcane and should die a slow and painful death. Or in other words JDMLove does not support IE6. Upgrade to IE8 (or 7) and you'll be able to get back in. However; I haven't done much on there lately... Been busy with too many other web projects.

Looking to break free of the corporation and set off on my own so been doing odds and ends for people to build up the portfolio...

Kyle - sucks to hear about the subs.
Old Jun 23, 2009 | 10:38 AM
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ya at work i have IE6 i havent tried at home cause i get busy doing other things.. so i guess that makes sense
Old Jun 23, 2009 | 02:19 PM
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Originally Posted by clee109
Are you using IE6? Cause it should only do that if you are using IE6 which is arcane and should die a slow and painful death. Or in other words JDMLove does not support IE6. Upgrade to IE8 (or 7) and you'll be able to get back in. However; I haven't done much on there lately... Been busy with too many other web projects.

Looking to break free of the corporation and set off on my own so been doing odds and ends for people to build up the portfolio...

Kyle - sucks to hear about the subs.

LOLz, why you blocking out IE6 users. Can't be that hard to get it working with IE6. I fix IE6 issues all the time. What's breaking your balls about IE6?
Old Jun 23, 2009 | 02:46 PM
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LOLz, why you blocking out IE6 users. Can't be that hard to get it working with IE6. I fix IE6 issues all the time. What's breaking your balls about IE6?
I don't want to take the time to write an alternative style sheet for it

IE6 is slowly dying and as it should, IE8 is out now for christ sake. As for IE8, not bad for a MS browser, it still has come compliancy issues but nothing like IE6.

However; when I write code I write it for Safari, FF, and Opera. Once those all render the same I move into writing separate styles for various versions of iE.

By the way, I am a web developer by trade tee-hee if you were interested...
Old Jun 23, 2009 | 02:53 PM
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Any of you ever used EBC Redstuff pads? I had them installed at Speed Concept Saturday, along with SS brake lines and EBC's GD series slotted and dimpled rotors, and they're a little noisy. I bedded the pads in as per the instructions from EBC. I've only got about 50 miles on the setup and they work great, but I'm hoping the faint scraping noise eventually goes away.
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IE is horrible.. i can agree to that.. our work just hasnt upgraded to 7 or 8.. i think they feel that its not cost affective yet.. but i can always get on to your site when i get home.. just feel more lazy at home and do less surfing.. plus im addicted to facebook's Mafia wars so i play that more haha
Old Jun 23, 2009 | 04:06 PM
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By the way, I am a web developer by trade tee-hee if you were interested...
As am I, and that's why I question your desire to just shut IE6 out completely. I believe that at least 20% of people on the web still use it. I too use FF w/Firebug to build all my sites, but I know all the "tricks" to get IE6/7 to behave.

I agree with you wholeheartedly that IE SUCKS, but you've got to expose yourself to as large of a market as possible.
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what he said ^
Old Jun 23, 2009 | 04:52 PM
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Originally Posted by mucter
As am I, and that's why I question your desire to just shut IE6 out completely. I believe that at least 20% of people on the web still use it. I too use FF w/Firebug to build all my sites, but I know all the "tricks" to get IE6/7 to behave.

I agree with you wholeheartedly that IE SUCKS, but you've got to expose yourself to as large of a market as possible.
To an extent, you have to understand what browser your target audience is using. If I were building a corporate site, or a landing page for the corporation I work for then IE6 compliance is an absolute must. However; JDMLove for example is appealing to a younger crowd, most of which is using FF and IE7+

For example, according to JDMLove's analytics 41% of the visitors are using IE, of that 41% 75% are using IE7+ so judging by those numbers I don't feel all that willing to spend time creating a stylesheet for IE6 for this particular instance

If my numbers were different I most certainly would write up a stylesheet just for IE6.

To sum it up, I don't feel like I am going to lose any market share because I am blocking a few IE6 users. What's costing me market share is the fact I haven't been posting on JDMLove for a while now.

Cool to meet another webby though! Building a new site for a sideline business and looking for a back end dev to help out, unfortunately, seems to be a hard thing to find these days! All the design houses want to do the front end too which is already done... meh... lol If you know someone who is great with PHP and MySQL let me know.
Old Jun 23, 2009 | 05:13 PM
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Originally Posted by clee109
To an extent, you have to understand what browser your target audience is using. If I were building a corporate site, or a landing page for the corporation I work for then IE6 compliance is an absolute must. However; JDMLove for example is appealing to a younger crowd, most of which is using FF and IE7+

For example, according to JDMLove's analytics 41% of the visitors are using IE, of that 41% 75% are using IE7+ so judging by those numbers I don't feel all that willing to spend time creating a stylesheet for IE6 for this particular instance

If my numbers were different I most certainly would write up a stylesheet just for IE6.

To sum it up, I don't feel like I am going to lose any market share because I am blocking a few IE6 users. What's costing me market share is the fact I haven't been posting on JDMLove for a while now.

Cool to meet another webby though! Building a new site for a sideline business and looking for a back end dev to help out, unfortunately, seems to be a hard thing to find these days! All the design houses want to do the front end too which is already done... meh... lol If you know someone who is great with PHP and MySQL let me know.
I can understand that, I was mostly giving you a hard time.

I actually specialize in PHP/MySQL, its my core competency. What do you need?
Old Jun 23, 2009 | 05:15 PM
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I can understand that, I was mostly giving you a hard time.

I actually specialize in PHP/MySQL, its my core competency. What do you need?
Well had to plead my case lol, I do agree that IE6 compliance is important, but not as important as IE compliance with the rest of world! lol

I'll PM about what I need
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Well had to plead my case lol, I do agree that IE6 compliance is important, but not as important as IE compliance with the rest of world! lol

I'll PM about what I need
It's inevitable that Microsoft will go their own route, regardless of the rest if the world. After programming websites for 10 years, I'm just used to it.
Old Jun 23, 2009 | 05:29 PM
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It's inevitable that Microsoft will go their own route, regardless of the rest if the world. After programming websites for 10 years, I'm just used to it.
which is why we need to globally say "feck Microsoft" lol!
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Any of you ever used EBC Redstuff pads? I had them installed at Speed Concept Saturday, along with SS brake lines and EBC's GD series slotted and dimpled rotors, and they're a little noisy. I bedded the pads in as per the instructions from EBC. I've only got about 50 miles on the setup and they work great, but I'm hoping the faint scraping noise eventually goes away.
i have the same setup on my 3g tl too and still have that rotor scraping noise even after 8 or 9 months of use. now the rotor needs resurfacing. it pulsates stopping from higher speeds.
Old Jun 24, 2009 | 01:27 AM
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i have the same setup on my 3g tl too and still have that rotor scraping noise even after 8 or 9 months of use. now the rotor needs resurfacing. it pulsates stopping from higher speeds.
Better than my squeeeling brakes.

With the race pads the are noisey as hell with race pads. But now that i have the street pads they are not as loud but noisey at any temp
Old Jun 24, 2009 | 08:17 AM
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i have the same setup on my 3g tl too and still have that rotor scraping noise even after 8 or 9 months of use. now the rotor needs resurfacing. it pulsates stopping from higher speeds.
Ah, thanks for confirming that my experience isn't unique. I searched and read a few posts where the slotted/dimpled rotors make that noise as the dimples pass by the pads. It isn't too bad - I really have to listen for it. I noticed the pulsating from higher speeds too, and it was almost like when my stock rotors were warped, which worried me.

So resurfacing slotted/dimpled rotors (turning) - most any shop will do that, right? I don't think I need to have that done for a while, but I did read on another forum that it's hard to fine a machine shop that would or knows how to turn slotted/dimpled/cross-drilled rotors.

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Better than my squeeeling brakes.

With the race pads the are noisey as hell with race pads. But now that i have the street pads they are not as loud but noisey at any temp
EBC redstuffs aren't considered race pads, are they? I thought that yellowstuff were EBC's race pads. The description for redstuffs are that they're for heavier vehicles that have > 200hp.
Old Jun 24, 2009 | 09:57 AM
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if there wasn't enough fear in the world already:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6hGgbE-r0k
Old Jun 24, 2009 | 10:03 AM
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EBC redstuffs aren't considered race pads, are they? I thought that yellowstuff were EBC's race pads. The description for redstuffs are that they're for heavier vehicles that have > 200hp.
Not sure. When i got my Rotora BBK they sent me race pads. Stop quicker than shit, but squeeeeeeeel anytime i do a slow stop.

Then i ordered their "street" pad. Not as noisey, but when it is warm out i get them squeeling every now and then.
Old Jun 24, 2009 | 10:08 AM
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if there wasn't enough fear in the world already:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6hGgbE-r0k

lol.... great. more epic end of the world bombast.
Old Jun 24, 2009 | 10:09 AM
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Not sure. When i got my Rotora BBK they sent me race pads. Stop quicker than shit, but squeeeeeeeel anytime i do a slow stop.

Then i ordered their "street" pad. Not as noisey, but when it is warm out i get them squeeling every now and then.
put some fresh brake grease on those bitches.
Old Jun 24, 2009 | 11:25 AM
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put some fresh brake grease on those bitches.
Ive done it twice....

I may just throw another set of shims on them. Yea ill loose some of my pad life but if it gets rid of the noise ill do it.
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Ive done it twice....

I may just throw another set of shims on them. Yea ill loose some of my pad life but if it gets rid of the noise ill do it.
Whatever it takes to quit harassing the school children...
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I cant help it that the Girls School for the Blind think im the school bus when i drive up.
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I cant help it that the Girls School for the Blind think im the school bus when i drive up.
LOLz PEDO
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Ah, thanks for confirming that my experience isn't unique. I searched and read a few posts where the slotted/dimpled rotors make that noise as the dimples pass by the pads. It isn't too bad - I really have to listen for it. I noticed the pulsating from higher speeds too, and it was almost like when my stock rotors were warped, which worried me.

So resurfacing slotted/dimpled rotors (turning) - most any shop will do that, right? I don't think I need to have that done for a while, but I did read on another forum that it's hard to fine a machine shop that would or knows how to turn slotted/dimpled/cross-drilled rotors.



EBC redstuffs aren't considered race pads, are they? I thought that yellowstuff were EBC's race pads. The description for redstuffs are that they're for heavier vehicles that have > 200hp.

I have the EBC green stuff. and all i hear are the sounds of the pads rubbing against the slots and holes.. reminds me of a deck of cards on the bike trick.. not so annoying though just a tick tick tick tick tick tick tick sound... on my scion i have the axxis race pads and its even more pronounced.. still a good sound..
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I have the EBC green stuff. and all i hear are the sounds of the pads rubbing against the slots and holes.. reminds me of a deck of cards on the bike trick.. not so annoying though just a tick tick tick tick tick tick tick sound... on my scion i have the axxis race pads and its even more pronounced.. still a good sound..
I guess what I hear is kind of a cross between the ticking sound you hear, and a scraping sound. It's not annoying, but just different. I can hear it really well when I pull into the underground garage at work.

BTW, what rotors are you using? Drilled/slotted or dimpled/slotted?
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so I sat in mucter's (jay) 09 TSX today at lunch and I'm sad to say...I really liked it! excuse my while I go bow my head in shame for such blasphemy.

Good to meet you Jay btw!
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Originally Posted by bonknhead
I guess what I hear is kind of a cross between the ticking sound you hear, and a scraping sound. It's not annoying, but just different. I can hear it really well when I pull into the underground garage at work.

BTW, what rotors are you using? Drilled/slotted or dimpled/slotted?
I have drilled and slotted for both cars.. and yes i hear it more in garages or areas where sounds bounces back... usually more so when i am slowing down not so much when the brakes are applied...
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Originally Posted by clee109
so I sat in mucter's (jay) 09 TSX today at lunch and I'm sad to say...I really liked it! excuse my while I go bow my head in shame for such blasphemy.

Good to meet you Jay btw!

Yeah, yeah, my car is the outcast. The un-honda Honda.... lol
Good to meet you too!
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Yeah, yeah, my car is the outcast. The un-honda Honda.... lol
Good to meet you too!
You'll have to show me that "low-end torque" you speak of sometime



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