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thanks for the info Jay. I do have AIM but I'm unable to use it at work. I'll be on tonight, screen name is psuTyger.
I was going to go crazy and buy the whole zaino detail kit with claybars, leather conditioner/cleaner, and all their stages of polish, but I think I'll just buy the mothers claybar, and pick up the zaino leather stuff. I need to condition the leather and everyone says the zaino leather products work and smell awesome. I've used Scratch X on my truck before and it worked well, so maybe it will help get rid of the few swirls in the paint.
I was going to go crazy and buy the whole zaino detail kit with claybars, leather conditioner/cleaner, and all their stages of polish, but I think I'll just buy the mothers claybar, and pick up the zaino leather stuff. I need to condition the leather and everyone says the zaino leather products work and smell awesome. I've used Scratch X on my truck before and it worked well, so maybe it will help get rid of the few swirls in the paint.
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thanks for the info Jay. I do have AIM but I'm unable to use it at work. I'll be on tonight, screen name is psuTyger.
I was going to go crazy and buy the whole zaino detail kit with claybars, leather conditioner/cleaner, and all their stages of polish, but I think I'll just buy the mothers claybar, and pick up the zaino leather stuff. I need to condition the leather and everyone says the zaino leather products work and smell awesome. I've used Scratch X on my truck before and it worked well, so maybe it will help get rid of the few swirls in the paint.
I was going to go crazy and buy the whole zaino detail kit with claybars, leather conditioner/cleaner, and all their stages of polish, but I think I'll just buy the mothers claybar, and pick up the zaino leather stuff. I need to condition the leather and everyone says the zaino leather products work and smell awesome. I've used Scratch X on my truck before and it worked well, so maybe it will help get rid of the few swirls in the paint.
I've seen a jaxwax car in person and it looks awesome, and did my tests on it, and it came out quite well so far.
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I don't need no stinkin tests....
I do what I want, when I want.
But that usually means me sitting alone with a bucket of chicken, a can of ginger ale, the latest issue of Corvette magazine and some quiet music.
Wait... that came out wrong...
nevermind...
I do what I want, when I want.
But that usually means me sitting alone with a bucket of chicken, a can of ginger ale, the latest issue of Corvette magazine and some quiet music.
Wait... that came out wrong...
nevermind...
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well ive been at the beach for 2 days and I'm loving it, i'm online via my PSP, i didnt know my condo had wireless or the gf could of brought her notebook, well im going back to the beach hopefully i dont get cooked not having to work is a plus to
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Dude...that rocks. Pics? One of my favorite cars. I'm scared to stand in front of them. Looks like it'll eat me.
And the 300C SRT-8s are badass, too.
You go through cars like popcorn haha. You going f/i with it? Or building it up n/a? Can't imagine you leaving it alone. I don't think I've run across what those can do with some mods.
Try Mack's pizza. Best pizza around.
And if you get bored go cruise up to Stone Harbor, 96th street, and just check out all of Stone Harbor/Avalon. The cars you'll see haha...
And the 300C SRT-8s are badass, too.
You go through cars like popcorn haha. You going f/i with it? Or building it up n/a? Can't imagine you leaving it alone. I don't think I've run across what those can do with some mods.
And if you get bored go cruise up to Stone Harbor, 96th street, and just check out all of Stone Harbor/Avalon. The cars you'll see haha...
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Dude...that rocks. One of my favorite cars. I'm scared to stand in front of them. Looks like it'll eat me.
And the 300C SRT-8s are badass, too.
You go through cars like popcorn haha. You going f/i with it? Or building it up n/a? Can't imagine you leaving it alone. I don't think I've run across what those can do with some mods.
And the 300C SRT-8s are badass, too.
You go through cars like popcorn haha. You going f/i with it? Or building it up n/a? Can't imagine you leaving it alone. I don't think I've run across what those can do with some mods.
For now it's staying as is...Dodge isn't known for being the best in initial quality and I'd like any issues to be fixed under warranty. Combine that with my history of trading at 6-7 months, I don't know if I'll ever get around to do anything to it
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I've read reports of the charger srt-8's running 12.8x's stock...seems like a pretty familiar number 
I've also read about how they were difficult to tune, but I'm not sure if that's still the case or not.
Either way, those are pretty bad rides - huge brakes, huge wheels, and I'm pretty sure that 425 is underrated. I still remember sitting in one at the detroit auto show and thinking holy crap this beast has a ton of room inside, even more than the goat.
Edit: wooo! 25 posts and they're almost all in this thread
I've also read about how they were difficult to tune, but I'm not sure if that's still the case or not. Either way, those are pretty bad rides - huge brakes, huge wheels, and I'm pretty sure that 425 is underrated. I still remember sitting in one at the detroit auto show and thinking holy crap this beast has a ton of room inside, even more than the goat.
Edit: wooo! 25 posts and they're almost all in this thread
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I've read reports of the charger srt-8's running 12.8x's stock...seems like a pretty familiar number I've also read about how they were difficult to tune, but I'm not sure if that's still the case or not.
Either way, those are pretty bad rides - huge brakes, huge wheels, and I'm pretty sure that 425 is underrated. I still remember sitting in one at the detroit auto show and thinking holy crap this beast has a ton of room inside.
I've also read about how they were difficult to tune, but I'm not sure if that's still the case or not. Either way, those are pretty bad rides - huge brakes, huge wheels, and I'm pretty sure that 425 is underrated. I still remember sitting in one at the detroit auto show and thinking holy crap this beast has a ton of room inside.
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I've read reports of the charger srt-8's running 12.8x's stock...seems like a pretty familiar number I've also read about how they were difficult to tune, but I'm not sure if that's still the case or not.
Either way, those are pretty bad rides - huge brakes, huge wheels, and I'm pretty sure that 425 is underrated. I still remember sitting in one at the detroit auto show and thinking holy crap this beast has a ton of room inside, even more than the goat.
Edit: wooo! 25 posts and they're almost all in this thread
I've also read about how they were difficult to tune, but I'm not sure if that's still the case or not. Either way, those are pretty bad rides - huge brakes, huge wheels, and I'm pretty sure that 425 is underrated. I still remember sitting in one at the detroit auto show and thinking holy crap this beast has a ton of room inside, even more than the goat.
Edit: wooo! 25 posts and they're almost all in this thread
