Subject	Re: nope I dont think so they were...
Posted by	SactoTodd on August 16, 2001 at 12:03 PM
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In Reply To	nope I dont think so they were... posted by TARGETZ on August 16, 2001 at 11:54 AM
Message	MXX [ http://nkhanani.home.texas.net/articles/300zxtt/3.jpg ] Todd (no reaction time, but getting better 14.0 @ 99) 246 ground pounding horsies 264 earth shattering pound feetsies '91 TT 36,050 miles '89 Mazda 323 GTX New Daily Driver (mods: intake, exhaust, re-wired fuel pump, adjustable shocks, big brake kit, stainless steel lines) AKA "The Rally Car" '67 Galaxie 500 Old Daily Driver, with $700 in brake mods, no compression on cyls 5 & 6. For sale. AKA "The POS ford" The "For when I get a bigger garage" list: '70 240Z - it started it all '79 RX-7 - best follow up car '71 Honda S600 - they are so damn cute '66 GT350H - Rental cars are so cheap! '69 Boss 302 - Why not? '86 SVO - best handling Mustang ever '90 Q45 - M5s and E55s cost a bit much '95 RX-7 - but only in Silver '91 TTZ - word - PURCHASED
Follow Ups	Wahat brand were the OEM tires on the Z? Yokos? Toyos? (n/m) - Fast Ca$h 11:36:54 08/16/01 It changed throughout the years - got rice? 11:39:21 08/16/01 doing a 'factory correct' resto? LOL! I doubt they - toyluvr 11:40:25 08/16/01 Na, just curoius. I would have figured they stuck with a - Fast Ca$h 11:56:04 08/16/01 if you take a look - toyluvr 12:20:21 08/16/01 '90NA 5-speed came with Michelin Sports. I bought - not-hrz 13:46:42 08/16/01 Michelin MXX3 were used for a while. (n/m) - SactoTodd 11:43:57 08/16/01 nope I dont think so they were... - TARGETZ 11:54:50 08/16/01 Re: nope I dont think so they were... - SactoTodd 12:03:33 08/16/01 Yeah, if they used MXX3's, Z's would have fared better>> - Zster 12:20:21 08/16/01
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