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Honestly just plasti-dipping those wheels black would do wonders for the car.
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Vincent Van Goatse posted:What would be the most inappropriate car to put whitewalls on? Enzo.
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I could see whitewalls, or some new modern variant appearing on something like the i3. The BMW I cars in particular seem to be trying everything possible to be "new" and change up styling norms. The only normal looking things are the tires.
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I have to admit, that Explorer made me want to see how my car would look with Raised White Letters. But apparently nobody makes RWL tires in 265/35R20. 
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Jan 19, 2017 04:52
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I wish the BFG Comp-2s had a RWL option. I've been contemplating painting the letters since I bought the drat things.
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Jan 19, 2017 05:08
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I found out they make white vinyl decals for use with certain tires, like the Michelin pss which I've recently bought. I'm tempted just to see what it'll look like, but not sure how vinyl will hold up.
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Bajaha posted:I found out they make white vinyl decals for use with certain tires, like the Michelin pss which I've recently bought. Peel and stick whitewalls would be kind of cool. You could cut all sorts of shapes into them. It would be a much cooler fashion statement than stancing and all that other rot.
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I'm the swords
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Code Jockey posted:I'm the swords It's tape
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Vincent Van Goatse posted:What would be the most inappropriate car to put whitewalls on? Bricklin.
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eyebeem posted:When my p71 needed new tires for the first time, there was no question. God I miss that terrible car. 
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Jan 19, 2017 06:09
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I love terrible trikes but the body on that is a hideous mess even before you get to the swords.
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cakesmith handyman posted:I love terrible trikes but the body on that is a hideous mess even before you get to the swords. Don't tell me this is your first T-Rex
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RWL tires look good I think. You can make fun of my car cause I no longer have those wheels/tires though.
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Boaz MacPhereson posted:I wish the BFG Comp-2s had a RWL option. I've been contemplating painting the letters since I bought the drat things. I've seen people have reasonable success with certain kinds of paint markers. You just have to make sure the chemistry is safe.
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There's a Chrysler Crossfire with RWL tires on it running around my neighborhood, and it's still not hateable. The rest of the garbage stick on crap on the car (and the car itself) still is, though.
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Getting rammed from behind does make you less of a Man, it seems!Deteriorata posted:Peel and stick whitewalls would be kind of cool. You could cut all sorts of shapes into them. It would be a much cooler fashion statement than stancing and all that other rot.
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Jan 19, 2017 22:22
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I don't like this new Batmobile.
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InitialDave posted:Getting rammed from behind does make you less of a Man, it seems! It didn't get rammed from behind, it took a huge load to the face.
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Bajaha posted:I found out they make white vinyl decals for use with certain tires, like the Michelin pss which I've recently bought. Custom white letters: https://www.ammonyc.com/detailing/how-to-install-tire-letters/ http://tredwear.com
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Olympic Mathlete posted:A diesel Maserati? lmao that's the worst thing in the world There's an ad on the UK radio that specifically only says "the Maserati Ghibli Diesel". Then they say "perhaps we should let it speak for itself *engine noise*" I don't remember if they used a petrol engine noise or diesel noise, though.
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um excuse me posted:RWL tires look good I think. You can make fun of my car cause I no longer have those wheels/tires though. I'm going to make fun of your car because it's a Subie and not a hatchback   Though, in the unlikely chance they did that entirely by themselves,  for doing it yourself
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Darchangel posted:Custom white letters: Are there any off the shelf items that just say "RAISED WHITE LETTERS"?
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StormDrain posted:Are there any off the shelf items that just say "RAISED WHITE LETTERS"? Oh that would be perfect! Much in the same vein as an RX3 that had some serious performance upgrades in my area many years ago. Instead of the list of brands he used down the panel - it was literally a shopping list (eggs, milk, bread, etc..) Anyhow, here's a Lambo driver betting cash he can beat an R32 'deathtrap' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CP-DEuIt_V8 It's this R32: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vd_M1Q9Nw2g
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Humphreys posted:Anyhow, here's a Lambo driver betting cash he can beat an R32 'deathtrap' That first video was very satisfying to watch. 
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Love it when posers get shown the door.
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BigPaddy posted:Love it when posers get shown the door. "Cheetah, deal's off!" Pffft! You're failure to know your competition isn't cheating. Jumping the start on the other hand... Typical rich jerkoff.
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This is a picture of a stock Pontiac g6 gxp. What's the joke here
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Dollars to donuts it's factory. (Still terrible.) e: f, b.
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StormDrain posted:Are there any off the shelf items that just say "RAISED WHITE LETTERS"? That would be awesome. Or something like they used in CARtoons: "Good<winded boot graphic>Boot", Good Front", "Good Rear". Humphreys posted:Oh that would be perfect! That's awesome, too.
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The tires in 7 days to die read "BRIMSTONE" on them which is pretty awesome.
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Throatwarbler posted:This is a picture of a stock Pontiac g6 gxp. What's the joke here The fact that someone at the factory thought it was a good idea.
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angryrobots posted:I realize that this is a piece on an entertainment website and is not necessarily comprehensive, but I feel like his attorney's main argument should have been that his client was no more guilty than the Ford dealer who probably received cash to buy a brand new pickup. Yes, this sets a worrying precedent and the sentence was for too harsh compared to what other people got. But while I was reading the article and thinking about it, I started forming arguments I would have used as prosecutor. Somewhere there is a line between selling a product to honest citizens that drug smugglers would have use too and a product for drug smugglers that some weirdo honest citizens might also buy, and I feel Anaya was firmly on the wrong side of that line. Sure, many people could have a use for secret compartment for wallets and guns and whatnot, but what they need is a compartment they can open in 5 seconds and that takes more than 15 seconds for a crackhead to find. The only people who need a compartment that can survive a long search by K9 unit are drug smugglers and showoffs that have few grand that they can't fit in the wallet. As a rule of thumb make a list of your customers, imagine which of them could be in the drug industry and if you come up with more than 10%, stop what you are doing.
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They weren't prosecuting him because he built hidden storage compartments. They were prosecuting him because he refused to snitch on people that probably would have hacked his family up into tiny little bits. The fed doesn't take kindly to being told no.
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I seem to recall somebody buying a car that West Coast Customs had built and it was full of secret compartments. They were later arrested for using it to smuggle drugs.
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Humphreys posted:Anyhow, here's a Lambo driver betting cash he can beat an R32 'deathtrap' MrYenko posted:They weren't prosecuting him because he built hidden storage compartments. They were prosecuting him because he refused to snitch on people that probably would have hacked his family up into tiny little bits. If so, that's dangerously close to the playground "if I walk toward you windmilling my arms, it's your fault if you get hit because you didn't get out the way" logic. I appreciate that drug dealing is some pretty bad poo poo done by pretty bad people, but as a society we should be very wary of potential unintended consequences of expanding what can be done to tackle it. If he did not commit a crime beyond carrying out a job (which was perfectly legal in and of itself) for people who were going to use it for illegal purposes and paid him with earnings of the same, I believe it is wrong for him to be done for it. Especially when "sorry, I'd rather not do business with you" results in the aformentioned family-in-tiny-bits scenario.
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InitialDave posted:That is just beautiful. STOP RESISTING CITIZEN *beats you until you die*
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