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Hey guys, use to be quite an active member back in the day but got into the jap scene for quite some time. Anyway, I'll re-introduce myself. James from Rota Wheels (360Link). Have had many years under BMW's including a small stint working on our previous E30 series race car etc. Just to clarify a few things with the stretched tyres: Rim poke doesn't instantly mean fail, if the tread is inside the guards and the rim to tyre ratio is correct it is legal. Please see: http://www.lvvta.org.nz/documents/infoshee...ility_Guide.pdf for the LVV sheet. As far as stretching other tyres go, as stated above, Falkens have been legally approved within NZ. We were the ones who brought the Falken sheets to NZ and pushed it through with the assistance of Platinum Wheels. This does not only apply to the FK452 but the ZE912 also. It does allow for quite a bit more lenience, such as a 17x9 normally requires a 235/45 or 235/40. With the Falkens you can legally go to a 215/40/17 etc. If you would like a copy of either of these sheets, please don't hesitate to contact me - [email protected] and I'm happy to send you these. We can also do great quotes on the Falken tyres also. FK452 is a directional tyre, ZE912 is an asymmetric tyre. Both are great bang for buck, I personally run the FK452 and can't fault it in the dry or wet, wear and performance is exceptional. Another thing to note, camber laws have come in quite a bit as of late, when certing from memory you can't have more than 1 degree over factory. E.g factory may be -1 degrees, you can legally go to -2 degrees. I will check up on this but I believe it to be correct. Hope I've been of some assistance. Cheers -James

simple, R32 gtr, 11k uncomplied with exhaust, filter, adjustables, spend 4k on aftermaket suspension stiffening e.g sway and strut bars and a decent set of brake pads and fluid.

touch your toes or if that doesnt work type "shoes".......she's flexible ha oh and type "kiss"

i can only see one pic the one front on, can somebody send me the other pics please? to [email protected] , thanx

Bronze wheels would look absolutely wicked on a black, silver, charcoal or even a white car! they look bloody mean, look into getting some: VOLK, or RAYS wheels ( dunno if theyre the same thing ) but anyway they look mean as!!!

if u wana get a merc. theres one for sale in the autotrader, 2.6 litre 190E sacked on 100 spoke chrome wires, its a charcoal colour, and DAMN does that car look good!!!! for sale for 10k in the newest autotrader!!! GO LOOK!!!! GO BUY!!!!! GO NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :pimp:

i can say that u wont be dissapointed at N1! the guys name who started/owns it is Mike, hes a real cool guy, real easy to deal with and is a legend at work. i dont think he does many beama's so he'll probably have to import the kit in ( which is easy for him ) but neway hes good at work and a good guy so go to N1 :D :mosh:

I LIKE!!!! the only thing i can suggest i maybe do sumthing about the guages, but i guess theyre ok if u use them, but paint your windshield wipers black!

DONT SELL IT SOO CHEAP, put it in the autotrader, say open to offers or atleast ask 10k or more, then u will c how much its worth!!!

obviously wagon wants to sell his car, try autotrader man

i like it the lights arent my style but still look good, rims are sexy tho

dr. dre - big ego's

on quay st. in town, at the maccas and mobil on quay is where most ppl go on friday and saturday nights. quite cool sumtimes

it doesnt look that bad, looks better without but practicality plays an issue some times, just put 1 on its sweet

nice! wana give me ur gearbox? u know u want to