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Bye bye PS2's

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E39 BMW's come with a stock camber of -2.2*. These show wear from a toned down camber of -1.97* actually (which I had done when I got a 4-point alignment after I did my suspension late last year).

A set of PS2's for my car runs roughly $1400-$1500. :AH-HA_wink:

I thought you had crushed a PlayStation2 with your car... And before you think my assumption was totally crazy, someone I know crushed his mobile phone with his car because the company he works for gave out new mobiles to everyone except him :wacko:

A set of PS2's for my car runs roughly $1400-$1500. :AH-HA_wink:

A friend of mine just bought a coupe last-generation 3-series (don't know the Exx numbers).

He was looking at snow tires because he lives up north, and gets a lot more snow than Toronto.

When he found out the price for the snow tires he decided to buy a beater instead, since the beater would likely be about the same price as the tires!!

I thought this was a thread about the Playstation 2.

Nick: Don;t make me break out photos of my roasted tires off the '68 Camaro. :wink:

X2 on the Playstation 2. I was gonna mention my Wii. :lol:

That tire is bad man. What have you been doing to it?

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see...that's the thing...I've just been driving normally on them. No excessive burnouts or anything. :lol:

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