Wheels on wrong side - does it matter?
04-10-13, 01:29 AM
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04-10-13, 02:27 PM
#33
04-10-13, 03:09 PM
#34
Pete, maybe you should make yourself a drink and relax. You're taking this way too seriously and I honestly don't believe Just F Me was being serious. At least I sensed some sarcasm there. It's fun to joke around and learn at the same time. You made it sound like he said something about your mother. Lighten up. 
Now like everyone said, it isn't going to affect the car one way or the other. If I had those wheels on my car, my OCD would kick in and I'd get'em fixed.
Now like everyone said, it isn't going to affect the car one way or the other. If I had those wheels on my car, my OCD would kick in and I'd get'em fixed.
04-10-13, 05:09 PM
#35
It does matter that the wheels are on the correct side as they are designed to be directional. Is there much harm done by having them face the incorrect direction. No.
However it does bother me every day I pull into my garage and see this poster I have hanging up above my work bench.
However it does bother me every day I pull into my garage and see this poster I have hanging up above my work bench.
04-10-13, 07:55 PM
#37
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Pete, maybe you should make yourself a drink and relax. You're taking this way too seriously and I honestly don't believe Just F Me was being serious. At least I sensed some sarcasm there. It's fun to joke around and learn at the same time. You made it sound like he said something about your mother. Lighten up.
Now like everyone said, it isn't going to affect the car one way or the other. If I had those wheels on my car, my OCD would kick in and I'd get'em fixed.
Now like everyone said, it isn't going to affect the car one way or the other. If I had those wheels on my car, my OCD would kick in and I'd get'em fixed.
Here's a pic of my setup...LMAO. I think I broke it.
Last edited by Just F Me; 04-10-13 at 08:01 PM.
04-10-13, 09:03 PM
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04-10-13, 09:07 PM
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It does matter that the wheels are on the correct side as they are designed to be directional. Is there much harm done by having them face the incorrect direction. No.
However it does bother me every day I pull into my garage and see this poster I have hanging up above my work bench.
However it does bother me every day I pull into my garage and see this poster I have hanging up above my work bench.
04-10-13, 09:12 PM
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It does matter that the wheels are on the correct side as they are designed to be directional. Is there much harm done by having them face the incorrect direction. No.
However it does bother me every day I pull into my garage and see this poster I have hanging up above my work bench.
However it does bother me every day I pull into my garage and see this poster I have hanging up above my work bench.
That was the 1st prototype IS-F that was shipped to the USA back in 2007..
~ Joe Z
04-10-13, 09:25 PM
#43
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04-11-13, 12:21 AM
#45
Pete, maybe you should make yourself a drink and relax. You're taking this way too seriously and I honestly don't believe Just F Me was being serious. At least I sensed some sarcasm there. It's fun to joke around and learn at the same time. You made it sound like he said something about your mother. Lighten up.
Now like everyone said, it isn't going to affect the car one way or the other. If I had those wheels on my car, my OCD would kick in and I'd get'em fixed.
Now like everyone said, it isn't going to affect the car one way or the other. If I had those wheels on my car, my OCD would kick in and I'd get'em fixed.