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Carlisle is a huge deal in PA

Got it, lots of other events added too

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already moved it there. no harm no foul.

Dude, we have a seperate WTB forum.

I actually knew a kid that owned this car for real, except he was the 19 year old kid of a Venezuelan big-shot government official... a diplomat to boot. He also had body gaurds. That kids family had more money than God.

The baja is one of those vehicles I never understood. It's got an open bed in the back, but you could likely fit just as much in a hatch without worrying about the weather and cargo restraints. Plus it's got a small engine right? So it's not as if you could haul anything of weight safely.

what do you think of the baja?

what's the gas mileage like on your forester?

I think in the next 5 years (definately in the next ten) we'll see the SUV outmoded completely and replaced by sedans once again. One can only hope-- no offense to CX-7 and CX-9 owners. How long did the mini-van trend last?

Visually, or while driving? If it's while driving, that's definately not safe. Bent rims = blowouts.

Depending on how good your tires are, you could always pick up a well taken care of used set off the forums. Will cost you a lot less in the long-run.

17' I believe.

I actually think the stock Racing Harts on the MSP are perfect for it. Aside for a legitimate swap-out for a lighter-weight wheel or different tires, I don't know why anyone would change them out.

Price obviously depends on the wheel and the brand. Forged wheels are generally more expensive, but the weight difference is drastic.

Can't go wrong with 17's. They're just right size and weight wise. Forged 17's would be ideal, but it will cost you.

http://www.floptical.net/mazda/

Copy this thread to the onlinemazdaparts.com forum. You'll get your answer.

+1. More than likely you'll have to buy the entire harness at the dealer. Bite the bullet and pay their ridiculous prices. When you're dealing with harnesses, don't go the auto-recycler route.