Recent content by s.s.speed3

I agree, just like how you can get subydude to bore out some rotas to our hub size. Rotas are good quality, and these are forged BBS rims so I didn't think that would be a problem. My main concern is wheel/tire to suspension clearance. I know people can fit 18x8 with a 48mm offset on the ms3...

17x8 BBS sti wheels...will they fit? So the opportunity to get silver 07 sti wheels is there. 5x114.3 53 offset. I would get them machined to the proper hub size and run 225/45-17 on them. Tire/wheel size calculator says they'll give an extra 0.2" on each side, but there doesn't seem like...

lol..wow, i can see the progression of your drinking... yes you're right about the chains, it's only for passenger vehicles when the signs are on (aka, severe blizzard). so i most likely will never use them if i have good winter tires. now i just gotta decide if i want to get steelies =\...

Yeah I was afraid of that. thanks for the autosocks link. I was also checking out these: http://www.flextrax.com/ The problem is we're required by law to have chains just in case a blizzard pops up (like the one this weekend we're supposed to get...2-3' of snow!!!!!). I know those GoClaws have...

I didn't find many threads about fitting chains on the stock wheels so I thought I'd ask. Is there enough clearance for standard chains? Are some brands more friendly to wheels and tires than others? I ask because I may just get all-seasons on the OEM wheels, using chains when conditions get...

700...3 weeks old

It's the driver seatbelt buckle. Give it a little wiggle and it stops (drinks)

2008 Sunlight Silver Mazdaspeed3 GT Seattle, WA