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04-29-2008 #1
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pro touring?
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04-29-2008 #2
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yeah, not so much.
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Thats about as pro-touring as my car is a space shuttle.
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beautiful car tho! Other than the stance (I could live with that tho with the right wheels and tires), tires and wheels, and HUGE FREAKING HOLE IN THE HOOD!! If you are going to have a blower pokin' out, it better have a pully that will make it spin and an Enderline on it!
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raised white letters are way old news.....i love his bangin with hand on side of car to prove its solid
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Well, you're running the right color scheme...
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Yeah and can you feel the inner well you can tell it is stock and not rusted... Originally Posted by deuce
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ooooooooooooohhhh!
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Definitely old school Pro-Mullet...
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This is just symptomatic of what made me start this thread: https://www.pro-touring.com/forum/sh...ad.php?t=41549
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Originally Posted by zbugger
You got me.
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Haven't you heard? TTII wheels + 4 wheel disk = pro-touring.
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Well it is a 69 Camaro so it must be Pro Touring
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Awesome. So it was this simple all along? Time to call up American Racing. Originally Posted by andrewb70
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No no... you don't want to pay for legit ARE wheels. There are plenty of cheap ass copies that will make you all the pro-touring rage for half the money. Originally Posted by larknut
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Oh I see, and three times the weight. Heavier is better right? Originally Posted by DarkBuddha
No no... you don't want to pay for legit ARE wheels. There are plenty of cheap ass copies that will make you all the pro-touring rage for half the money.Alex Johnson
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when it comes to my guns.. yes.
driving.. not really.
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I hope you're not serious in being concerned about the difference in the weights between legit ARE TTIIs and the knock-offs, because I'd bet there isn't 3 lbs difference between them. Now some folks will scream that 3 lbs per wheel is a lot, but if you're seriously concerned about wheel weight, I highly doubt TTIIs would be on the list of wheels to consider seriously. But it's surely worth it to pay twice as much to save that 3 lbs, right? Originally Posted by larknut
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