My New HOOSYOURDADDIES
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06-21-2002 | 10:41 PM
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06-22-2002 | 12:16 AM
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Hey VINNIE... nice truck man. Where in NJ are you? My parents have a house in Atlantic Highlands that I go to every summer. Im headed up there in about 2 weeks or so. Let me know, maybe ill stop by at the local track. (I think E-Town is the closest). G'Luck with the truck.
-Mike
-Mike
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06-22-2002 | 12:27 AM
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Do not know how long they last.Never had them before.Guess it depends on size of burnout and how many runs.
I paid around $800 ( including tax)with wheels mounted and balanced from our newest supporting vendor.JDM..
I figured if I am going to the track,Why ruin my $322 -20 inch Dunlops.I can run these and sell them at a later time.
VINNIE
I paid around $800 ( including tax)with wheels mounted and balanced from our newest supporting vendor.JDM..
I figured if I am going to the track,Why ruin my $322 -20 inch Dunlops.I can run these and sell them at a later time.
VINNIE
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06-22-2002 | 01:05 AM
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06-22-2002 | 01:19 PM
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Look great. A word of advice. Don't run them on the street. They soft rubber is very easy to punture and pick up nasty road debris. Hate to see you get to the track and have a failure at the 1000ft mark. The will perform much better if you only use them at the track. Street driving will kill them. Might look ok but they will lose their stick much faster.