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If they are asymmetrical across the width of the tire, you can still swap them --- just flip their turning direction. If they are unidirectional, you can use them in the wrong direction, but they will be noisier and slightly less...

Quote:Originally Posted by Spencer Not familiar with them. New or vintage Omega/Vacherons? Vintage. http://www.wannabuyawatch.com/

Quote:Originally Posted by Spencer Feldmar is a good bet for nice discounts, but truth be told, after shitty L.A. Tax, the discount is nearly cut in half. If you're looking for a great AD, shoot me a PM and I can send you some...

I agree with dah328. The differences are small enough that it's hard to tell from the pic if there's anything wrong, especially with the tires at such low tread depth. I'd put a new pair of tires on it and watch how they wear. Here's an...

Feldmar is also worth visiting for new watches, and the prices are pretty negotiable.

Most street cars let you adjust front camber, but not rear. Lowering will increase negative camber (the top of the wheels leans into the car more), all else being equal. Increased negative camber will wear out the inside edges of the...

Quote:Originally Posted by SkinnyGoomba Forgive my ignorance to the specifics to this situation, but it may be a combination of a slipping differential and aggressive driving. I'm not up on new cars, but in the classics we would...

Yeah, it can suck with or without a car, depending on what you're trying to do (traffic is pretty bad on weekdays, and don't get me started on their stupid street layout). Fortunately, downtown is easily accessible by public transit in...

If you find yourselves in Honolulu, Hawaii, then you should visit Beach Bum Cafe at 1088 Bishop Street. It's downtown, so parking can be a giant PITA especially on weekdays. Try to find street parking because it's cheaper (about...

Quote:Originally Posted by Find Finn Well what is there to talk about, they are not out yet. That video made me want an M-B. It's very impressive what they've managed to do. Also, Chris Harris got to drive a Porsche 918: I love...