Style bB havin fun at the Wieland Garage (56k=death)
12-29-2005, 02:07 AM
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wow.... brought from the dead!! But seriosly I live in Valdosta and I am from Jacksonville every weekend because that is where I am from. I am going the VIP route so any help would be appreciated.
12-29-2005, 02:08 AM
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wow.... brought from the dead!! But seriosly I live in Valdosta and I am from Jacksonville every weekend because that is where I am from. I am going the VIP route so any help would be appreciated. just bought the xB
12-29-2005, 01:22 PM
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well if your ever in jacksonville on a saturday night, we always try to hit up BJ's out on beach blvd (the car meet up nights), we just haven't been out there in a while b/c of the holiday season, and with this sat. being new years, we prolly won't be out there this weekend, but next saturday, we should get back on our reg. schedule ;-)
12-30-2005, 03:05 PM
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We were just test fitting his wheel fitment on my car with air ride, that way I could find out what kind of specs I would be able to run and at the same time suspended could see what his car would look like slammed with his wheels.
01-02-2006, 09:01 PM
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Heres the story on the euroline N's straight from Van (one ton garage), the wheels are the only known set in the US, but were never shipped to the US, and Work has discontinued the euroline n's:
MAE is the originator of that style wheel way back when... and there's a few japanese companies that have emulated that style, adding their own little changes to the details. But Work entered into a "gentlemens' agreement" with mae and agreed not to export any of their euroline Ns outside of japan, so as not to infringe on MAE's market... in exchange they got MAE's blessings to sell the Ns in japan, since mae has no real official presence there. The other japanese companies that copied the style didn't really bother to deal with MAE like work did
MAE is the originator of that style wheel way back when... and there's a few japanese companies that have emulated that style, adding their own little changes to the details. But Work entered into a "gentlemens' agreement" with mae and agreed not to export any of their euroline Ns outside of japan, so as not to infringe on MAE's market... in exchange they got MAE's blessings to sell the Ns in japan, since mae has no real official presence there. The other japanese companies that copied the style didn't really bother to deal with MAE like work did