Snowflakes are fallin' on my head
And just like the guy whose feet
Are too big for his bed
Nothin' seems to fit
Those snowflakes are fallin' on my head
They keep fallin'.............................
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I have Carbonfiberaddons paddle extensions installed in my GT. They attach to the backs of the OEM paddles with pre installed (on the extensions) 3M double sided adhesive tape. Man! Those rascals are stuck ON THERE! Not sure how I'd get them off if I wanted to!
Good luck with what ever...
Dang! That sucks; sorry you've had such bad luck!
I bought my SVE R355/Nitto triple 5 package from LMR. NPs with any of the 4 wheels.
If the boxes and internal round card board protector discs, etc aren't damaged....................I agree with @dusman59 ; sounds like a...
1994 Firebird Formula/LT 1 V8
1998 Z 28/LS 1 V8
2024 GT/5.0 V8
I've had good snows on all of them; Blizzaks on the Formula and Z 28, and Vredesteins on my GT. The Formula and GT were/are automatics and the Z was a manual. No problems driving any of them in snow; my biggest concern is snow...
@Ewheels Ford made that vehicle (or close to it); but they let it go out of production in 2018 for reasons not understood by me.
350 HP; 350 TQ factory rated--most averaged around 275 WHP in 2WD. With a 93 octane Livernois dyno tune, mine ran 340 WHP; 395WTQ. 6spd manual only
Factory...
"The masked burglar broke into the closed Virginia liquor store early on Saturday and hit the bottom shelf, where the scotch and whisky were stored. The bandit was something of a nocturnal menace: bottles were smashed, a ceiling tile collapsed and alcohol pooled on the floor.
The suspect acted...
Yea. The G8Es caught my eye too!
$3400 + .06 MI internet sales tax = $3604. At .10 per returnable can that's only 36.040 cans to get the scratch together! 😆
Wonder how much 19 x 10s and 19 x 11s would actually weigh though?
I ran Conti Extreme Contact DWS 06 Pluses on my Focus RS (AWD) for the 3 years I owned it. Dry, wet, slush, snow (up to 6-7 ins)........................they never let me down. Quite a few members of our RS Forum swear by Michelin or Pirelli ASs. Best of luck with what ever you get!
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