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theyre brilliant. i love 'em. dont think i can go back to normal tyres. lol.

could probably afford to run a bit more camber and castor though, bring out the best of them.

Hey guys,

Because I got the day off ima clean my car and go for a hills run and grab some pictures of my car with my new Nikon Digital SLR camera,

If you guys are keen I'll go wash my car now (30 minutes) and if your keen let me know and before I leave I'll check this out and we'll organise something small. If I go by myself no biggie LOL :):):stupid:

Lovley day outside!

To be honest Dave... I'll just drive anywhere straight up green hill road and keep going take random roads whatever,

I got a GPS in the car so I just press home when I'm done. Open to any ideas if you are keen?

I'll check this in 10 minutes, gona start washing car :)

yeah... theyre probably buyin weed from the dude next door...

... they'll be at maccas in an hour or so giggling and demanding cheese burgers.

... i love the nothern suburbs. :)

quiet in here, time to go have a lol in the general wasteland

like this thread for example, see how it starts? and read it derail quickly. and people think this section is bad?

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Fml-t281633.html

Cars clean :).

Steve (tablo), Dave... Lets meetup and get some decent snaps.

I highly doubt the 'undos' are trying to bust you up man!

My new camera is begging for some hills photo!

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