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07-04-2008, 05:14 PM
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You are one sick man Dave. But, that's a good thing.
Just one question that is making me crazy. Why is your ICV horizontal? That makes two I have seen that way now. Everyone else has a vertical ICV. Is it a ROW or right hand drive thing?
Just one question that is making me crazy. Why is your ICV horizontal? That makes two I have seen that way now. Everyone else has a vertical ICV. Is it a ROW or right hand drive thing?
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07-05-2008, 09:45 AM
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Dave-
Give those Sumis some time to scrub in. I have them on my car in a 245/45/16 and I didn't like them at first, but after about 400 miles and some twisties, they are coming in nice. Very gummy rubber 160 treadwear rating. They probably won't last long depending on driving style. I"m glad they were cheap. My only complaint is lack of sidewall stiffness especially in a 45 sidewall height. Hopefully yours are better. Interested to see if you feel the same way.
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Give those Sumis some time to scrub in. I have them on my car in a 245/45/16 and I didn't like them at first, but after about 400 miles and some twisties, they are coming in nice. Very gummy rubber 160 treadwear rating. They probably won't last long depending on driving style. I"m glad they were cheap. My only complaint is lack of sidewall stiffness especially in a 45 sidewall height. Hopefully yours are better. Interested to see if you feel the same way.
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07-05-2008, 11:08 AM
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Yup, I have the Sumi HTR-Z on my SHO (245/45-17), and they're niiiiiice after the release is gone. 
My ICV is also horizontal on my '84 Doug.
My ICV is also horizontal on my '84 Doug.
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I would like to think it is.
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07-06-2008, 04:17 AM
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Nowhere near as clean as yours mate! Have not refinished them just cleaner, nylon brushes and BEER!..............I'm still dirty on you for not telling me first about that exhaust before selling on FleaBay
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Looks like they came up a treat! Sorry about the exhaust dude but I did post it on here open for offers, I had like 10 members wanting to buy it, not one them came through so I Fleabayed it. If I were to do the exhaust again NA I would get some 993 heat exchangers and an M&K muffler, that would be a great system and not too pricey. Love your scissor lift too, which model is it? Your garage looks sweet, I might come around and drop my oil, you don't mind do you ?!
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Scissor lift is manufactured by......?????....as there are no labels on it and I purchased off FleaBay. It is well engineered and works fantastic with a max lift height of 1.8mtrs.