Bridgestone RE-01R BLOWOUT!

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  • project86
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    Originally posted by z31maniac
    Really? I just called them about 25 minutes ago and they had the 2005 and 2007 production dates.
    I'll call then. I was just going off what was online.
    Last edited by project86; 03-04-2009, 02:38 PM.

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  • z31maniac
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    Originally posted by project86
    FU.K 235/40/17 is sold out. This has been a very bad day and this just added to it.
    Really? I just called them about 25 minutes ago and they had the 2005 and 2007 production dates.

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  • project86
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    FU.K 235/40/17 is sold out. This has been a very bad day and this just added to it.

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  • z31maniac
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    Originally posted by FredK
    it's ok p0cket penguins, z31maniac is a big ole meanie but we can still touch pps


    I wonder how much degradation has affected performance of the 2005 manufacture date tires.

    $460 shipped for some super sticky 235/40/17s is VERY tempting.

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  • p0cket penguins
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    Originally posted by e34john
    How low is your car. I bet if your car wasn't slammed and the springs are stiff enough you will fit them with your fenders rolled flat, might want to pull them a little for really hard driving or if your going to be carrying people around.

    The other guy that has them looks like his car is pretty tall.
    the car is a track car on h and r race springs with billy sports... no rear seats and the normal track weight reduction... i already have the fenders rolled somewhat... but ill be rolling them completely flat and probably flairing them out a bit with the roller...

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  • E30_fiend
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    Originally posted by eLKuRLy
    the 205/45/16 would be stretched, right? making the sidewall shorter on a 16x8et23(e30m3)?
    they will be slightly stretched but not enough to really make a huge difference in height. it looks good though

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  • e34john
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    Originally posted by p0cket penguins
    sorry i ment that if i can fit them in the e30
    How low is your car. I bet if your car wasn't slammed and the springs are stiff enough you will fit them with your fenders rolled flat, might want to pull them a little for really hard driving or if your going to be carrying people around.

    The other guy that has them looks like his car is pretty tall.

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  • eLKuRLy
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    the 205/45/16 would be stretched, right? making the sidewall shorter on a 16x8et23(e30m3)?

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  • 2002maniac
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    Originally posted by p0cket penguins
    assurance idk
    they are too big. You'll wish you hadn't

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  • e30sd
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    just saw this on slickdeals, i ordered some for the m5, i'm tired of my general uhp's

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  • FredK
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    it's ok p0cket penguins, z31maniac is a big ole meanie but we can still touch pps

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  • p0cket penguins
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    assurance idk

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  • z31maniac
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    It's a tough fit because its so much taller than stock.

    But if you are using that as your justification for them fitting, why even ask?

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  • p0cket penguins
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    Got cone is running 225/50-16 Dunlop Direzza Star Spec on 16x8" Rota Slipstreams


    I mean ill probably need to roll my fender and keep rolling till it flaires out a bit

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  • z31maniac
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    Nope, too tall.

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