August 2006 UMW FS/WTB Thread
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From: Champaign
Originally Posted by S2000GT,Aug 3 2006, 05:13 PM
Install is pretty simple - just time consuming. definately a case of measure twice (or three times!) and cut once. You dont want holes everywhere in you chassis!
You will need to drill:
8 holes in the trunk
8 holes behind the seats
8 holes under the dash
You dont need to remove anything permanently - the kit should come with a spare tire bracket relocator (the tire hits the cage otherwise). Just make sure you seal EVERYTHING with silicone again and again - you DO NOT want any rust to appear.
Other than that - have at it!
You will need to drill:
8 holes in the trunk
8 holes behind the seats
8 holes under the dash
You dont need to remove anything permanently - the kit should come with a spare tire bracket relocator (the tire hits the cage otherwise). Just make sure you seal EVERYTHING with silicone again and again - you DO NOT want any rust to appear.
Other than that - have at it!
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From: Milwaukee
Originally Posted by DERF,Aug 4 2006, 07:28 AM
Two Almost New Hankook RS2 Tires, Size 225/50/Z16 Less than 500 miles and only 1/32nds or less worn off.
$145 for the Pair + shipping.
$145 for the Pair + shipping.
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From: Da Zoo
Originally Posted by JDM S2000,Aug 4 2006, 04:08 PM
those are only 80 new each from edgeracing.
My Tires are Like New also. Hankook
Ventus Rs2 Z212
Size: 225/50R16
Weight: 23.5lbs. Tire
$83
Qty:
To remove an item, make its quantity zero.
Sub-total
Items Total: $166.00
Shipping & Handling $24.26
Total $190.26
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The UMW FS/WTB thread is just that.....it for locals to post their stuff up for sale. There is no need or room for opinions and suggestions.
You can use your PM's for that if you feel strongly about communicating something. If you're truly interested in something that you think is priced too high, make an offer. If the seller wishes to sell, he'll oblige with an acceptance or a counter-offer. Simple.
No more warning on this regards to everyone...if those posts come up, they will be dumpsterized.
You can use your PM's for that if you feel strongly about communicating something. If you're truly interested in something that you think is priced too high, make an offer. If the seller wishes to sell, he'll oblige with an acceptance or a counter-offer. Simple.
No more warning on this regards to everyone...if those posts come up, they will be dumpsterized.
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From: Chicago (ex London UK)
Originally Posted by JDM S2000,Aug 5 2006, 11:53 AM
im not gonna argue but you are asking to much
