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beautiful ad..

I believe its an '01 model... at the end of last year I put on a new rear deraileur, chain, and tires. Its in good shape, was solid bike for me all last year.

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$250/bo.

Edit: 17" frame.

Anyone know what the MC club is up to? There's not much feedback from the officers.

Theres a lot of cool stuff we could do. Nature walks, Meet 'N Greets, Ice cream socials. Or we can just ride the mountains and get drunk.

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See kids, this is why red mist is bad.

I am currently looking at my car right now, and it is nasty y0. I wanted to take it through the automated car wash today but now it has decided to snow again. Because of this I decided it would be worthless since it is just going to get dirty again. How are y'all coping with the snow and the salt?

As title reads, I need a job in the burg, anyone got any suggestions? Preferably one that doesn't require a retard uniform like the one I wore @ Advance.

Ok, because they may not be available much longer I am ordering my gauges from mopar ASAP. They are "Mopar by Autometer" all electric gauges. My questions to the forum are as follows...

1. Are electric better than mechanical (and thus worth the extra $$)?
2. Do you need an EGT for a car running less then 20PSI?
3. Should a boost gauge cost $157? It has warning and memory and is 30-30 full sweep.
4. Do I need a tach. If so, should the stock one be saved?

Thanks guys. RJ talked me out of the fuel cell so we will see what happens with this!!

After a couple trillion billion fake GT4 lists, it finally seems like there's no cool BMW's in the game.

So go buy 'Enthusia Professional Racing.'

Here's why:







Evo3 M3, M3 GTR, M1, 3.0CSL. I'll probably orgasm if it has a 2002.

I was gonna buy one for GT4 anyway, but now I'm definitely gonna get a PS2 for this bastard. I just hope the physics are as good as the graphics (and car selection, of course). I'm not a gaming geek, but I read on another BMW forum that it comes out in March.

I was told by Laura that about 9 guys from Clemson are coming to VIR in February. some working, some driving.

just thought you guys would like to check out their website.

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Rotors are a wear item for a track car. Rotors can be expensive, or not. Some things, you get what you pay for, but for rotors, am I better off just buying the cheapest ones I can find and assume that if they at least last a few events then thats good enough? Basically, I'm upgrading the Z on the cheap ($175 for the brackets and a couple of hub-centric spacers) to utilize much larger (12.5" vs. 11.2") front rotors - from the '94-'99 3000GT VR-4. Those rotors ain't super cheap - I've found "Value" rotors at Brakewarehouse.com for $38/each. The generic rotors from Autozone are $80/each. Other rotors (brands like Powerslot, and Rotura) are up to $150/each. Do you guys run budget rotors (I know Maeng does), or do you spend more for a particular brand?