Are stretched tires good or bad you think?
10-28-2005, 05:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Iptuous
do any tire manufacturers make tires specifically for this purpose? (i.e. the stretch is designed to be within use tolerance) because then the stretched tire people could attain this look without placing unnecessary liability on themselves.
I would think that if there is a market for something, then it will be made by somebody, unless there is a reason not to. (e.g. it is an intrinsically bad idea)
I would think that if there is a market for something, then it will be made by somebody, unless there is a reason not to. (e.g. it is an intrinsically bad idea)
I'm honestly not sure about your questiong, but thank you for an intellegent reply to this topic ;-) anyone know?
10-28-2005, 06:08 PM
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Originally Posted by MikeBendel
That is so stupid. I'm a member of OSHA and the NAPA safety Assoc. This is not something you should do. Couple reasons:
1. Its dangerous
2. Its ugy
3. Why?
4. Are you japenese or chinese?
5. Why are you racist?
Thank you.
BTW. ...Looks real good..........NOT. Thats possibly the dumbest thing I've ever seen any new street racer do.
1. Its dangerous
2. Its ugy
3. Why?
4. Are you japenese or chinese?
5. Why are you racist?
Thank you.
BTW. ...Looks real good..........NOT. Thats possibly the dumbest thing I've ever seen any new street racer do.
NAPA? As in the auto parts store? The one where you can get just about anybody behind the counter to waste an hour and a half looking for sparkplugs for a diesel?
And you may be a member of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, but I don't think that makes you any more of an authority on automobiles.
As for it being ugly, looks are subjective you jackass.
WTF does anybody's heritage have anything to do with the subject? You sure are one ignorant SOB
Who here has made a racial comment other than you?
10-28-2005, 06:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Iptuous
do any tire manufacturers make tires specifically for this purpose? (i.e. the stretch is designed to be within use tolerance) because then the stretched tire people could attain this look without placing unnecessary liability on themselves.
I would think that if there is a market for something, then it will be made by somebody, unless there is a reason not to. (e.g. it is an intrinsically bad idea)
I would think that if there is a market for something, then it will be made by somebody, unless there is a reason not to. (e.g. it is an intrinsically bad idea)
Also, I think some model BMWs and Audis come with TUV approved stretched tires....
10-28-2005, 06:51 PM
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this is out of hand now.
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