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Got your email, YEAH BABY! SWEET!!!

Did it actually send!!!??? what the!!

What videos did you get? I tried to send the MSC3 linepass bit but it was too big i think

It kept telling me it was timing out so i didnt think it ever got through

ill try and get you the high res copy soon,

everyone who sees that vid laughs at your sheer disregard for tyres :D

wish i coulda got the brakes after tho!! :eek:

hey cailan.. i went to that aussi type place just on southport-nerang rd..

Their price for the RT215's in 205/55R16's is $240 or 225/55R16 is $260.. getting up there in price..

otherwise next seems to be Yokohoma A539 - they're $189..

or Pirelli P6000's for $200.. but the guy reckons the yoko's are better.

i also checked out the GT Radials.. which are $170 each for 205/55R16..

nex: that "action tyres" is just in that same street bit as that GT Radial place.. didn't notice till i saw it and went in :D

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