Subject	Why, what does your weight in at? Mine are around 52 lbs>>
Posted by	ZBlacktt on August 17, 2000 at 8:12 PM
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In Reply To	I don't think so, other than they're heavy as hell (n/m) posted by Altered BeaZTT on August 17, 2000 at 08:01 PM
Message	with tires on. So around 200 lbs in wheels and tirs. Sounds heavy, but then again, 18's are for show.
Follow Ups	just got back from dynotune 387.5 HP/426.1 ft torque pix> - Altered BeaZTT 19:58:13 08/17/00 nice! why did u mention the 18" wheels? does it make a dif - Bernie 20:01:05 08/17/00 I don't think so, other than they're heavy as hell (n/m) - Altered BeaZTT 20:01:55 08/17/00 Re: I don't think so, other than they're heavy as hell - mr. t 20:10:10 08/17/00 Why, what does your weight in at? Mine are around 52 lbs>> - ZBlacktt 20:12:14 08/17/00 Re: What boost were you running? (n/m) - SWL 20:10:48 08/17/00 Re: Re: What boost were you running? - Altered BeaZTT 21:17:38 08/17/00 Very impressive #'s!!! (n/m) - Spongerider 22:38:34 08/17/00 Oh yeah. - ZHOUND 22:59:16 08/17/00 congratz, thats awesome! (n/m) - orion 05:10:16 08/18/00 How did you adjust the A/F ratio? Did you use 02 sensor too (n/m) - MikeH(Phoenix) 09:37:32 08/18/00 they have something that screws into the O2 hole - Altered BeaZTT 11:23:17 08/18/00 they use a wide lambda 02 sensor - NIZZAN 12:21:24 08/18/00
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