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    any places in houston, do camber installation and adjustment?

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    Who did your springs??? if you did the you can do the camber kit...Ingalls Engineering has a really nice kit and its not to hard to install...then just bring it to an alignment place and let them do the adjustments

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    If you EVER have to drive in the snow or anything that even resembles it...DO NOT buy the Falkin GRB. I took my integra up to West Virginia to go snowboarding and I almost did not make it up there! If there was any incline at all in the road they would not grip. Horrible, horrible in the snow. They grip alright on DRY pavement tho.

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    I had Dunlop SP8000's once. . . those were GREAT tires, but only for dry. I think I paid a pretty penny for them too.

    In the wet though, I've found that they're downright dangerous! During a rainstorm, I was driving 60 mph, and my car changed lanes without me having to move the steering wheel. Now that's hydroplaning!!

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    Good year EAGLE F-1 all the way! I don?t understand why nobody knows this tire or even give it a prop. I?m able to drive with this sticker on the wet like on the dry road, no shit! When I take a cormer with 150kph on dry street I do it with 135-140 on wet street! Go fore it you won?t regret it. Shot me when this tire is bad for you!

    Most friends of mine have this rubber (I have convinced them) and they say they will never switch to any other brand!

    HERE is a PIC of it!

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    how about the Yokohama Parada's? Anybody try them? I was thinking of getting some...


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    how about the Yokohama Parada's? Anybody try them? I was thinking of getting some...


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