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Old 01-29-2013, 02:52 PM
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Originally Posted by mikey's2010SR5 View Post
Looks goo Robert. 285s look bad bleeep. As for the alignment I would go with the lifetime from firestone. You will be amazed how much you will use it. I think in the year I have had it I have gone 5 times. Definitely worth it.

You will have to make it to a run soon, since your twin sold his truck, we need a replacement. LOL
Thanks! I plan on going with the Firestone, but I still have a month or so left on my warranty for the other place. Once that runs out I plan on getting the Firestone.

I think a Feb run will need to be in order. I've been wanting to get back out and this gives me more motivation. Hollister is close to me, but I'm down for wherever.

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looks awesome !!!!!!
Thank Drew.

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Looks so good! Im jealous lol
You're next!

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When you getting JLee's bumper?
Not sure exactly. He is supposed start his SAS in a month or so, but I need to save up. There might be a chance I can't pick it up unless he holds it for me and I pay in payments. I'm going to try and work some overtime and sell my extra parts before then though.

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Other than needing some cleaning up, it looks badass! BTW, I had the worst luck with Firestone when it comes to balancing over-sized tires. However, their alignment service has proven worthy. I decided to fork over the cash for the lifetime late last year. If you're a good talker you can talk them into discounting the actual cost of it. I think I ended up paying like $120 for mine. Plus, they constantly have coupons out. Check your local deals on their website. If you get an alignment from them, tell them to set your caster out to around +2 to +2.5. This will kick those 285s more forward and keep them out of your pinch weld and firewall. Just be sure they don't set it too far cus it'll mess up the other measurements. You might end up rubbing on the front bumper a tad but who cares, it's going bye bye anyways right?!?

Good luck
I knew someone was going to mention cleaning it up. Haha, I'm cleaning it this weekend, but didn't have time after swapping everything. I'd love to pay $120 and will definitely be on the lookout for coupons. Just sucks forking out $120-160 for an alignment, but it's worth it. I need to trim the front bumper already, but no rubbing on the back right now. Hopefully it's going soon enough.
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