Alignment Shops?
As I mentioned, I'd rather be able to set up a time and get the job done (right) rather than not be able to get it done at all. Competence doesn't do anything for me when I can't stroll in there when it's convenient for them.
As for people skills, I'm not sure what you're referring to. Maybe they were surly to me because they had dealt with you that morning.
As for people skills, I'm not sure what you're referring to. Maybe they were surly to me because they had dealt with you that morning.
Originally posted by marcucci
As for people skills, I'm not sure what you're referring to. Maybe they were surly to me because they had dealt with you that morning.
As for people skills, I'm not sure what you're referring to. Maybe they were surly to me because they had dealt with you that morning.
Originally posted by marcucci
Hey, BTW, who let the Miata guy in here?!
Hey, BTW, who let the Miata guy in here?!
Speaking of slow... anyone in here up for the next PCA time trial in two weeks? I was going to go to SCCA Divisionals, but now I'm feeling like two days in the heat for 6 runs just isn't worth it. Think I'll go to the time trial instead.
At least that way typeSH and Gernby will have someone to pick on.
Originally posted by altiain
At least that way typeSH and Gernby will have someone to pick on.
At least that way typeSH and Gernby will have someone to pick on.
Originally posted by marcucci
Maybe you shouldn't have gone and over-tired the car.
Maybe you shouldn't have gone and over-tired the car.
I did switch to a new set of Kumhos for the PCA event. They are AWESOME! I was expecting more overstear, since the fronts look much wider than the backs (when compared to the OEMs), but I think that the car is actually more nuetral. I completed the whole event without even coming close to spinning! I have spun at least once at every event I attended on S-02s.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
luvschnauzers
California - Southern California S2000 Owners
3
Aug 18, 2004 07:51 AM




