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Don't want to have any flashing, distracting, annoying lights on track. Any indications other than normal would be lost if I were constantly seeing a warning light from TPMS. Since I only look at gauges at particular spots on the track where I have a moment to take a breath and scan, I want any anomalies to be instantly and easily identified.
Don't want to have any flashing, distracting, annoying lights on track. Any indications other than normal would be lost if I were constantly seeing a warning light from TPMS. Since I only look at gauges at particular spots on the track where I have a moment to take a breath and scan, I want any anomalies to be instantly and easily identified.
^^I thought about it, but it's impossible to beat finishlinewheels.com for IS-F wheels. The hard part is getting cheap tires. I'm actually thinking about a WTB thread in the classifieds for used up PS2s. It wouldn't be any trouble to run tires on the wearbars for a weekend or two. I'd just need a set of TP monitors and I'd be set.
Also thinking about getting a second bumper cover to run on the street and keep the one I have with the scratch on it for track days/long trips.
Finish line wheels sounds a little too good to be true..
just a quick search on google gave me a few results of forums with complaints
After reading the posts on Bimmerfest, I'd not worry a bit about ordering from them. It's a real OEM wheel and it's been fixed. I've had the wheels on my Supra fixed three times by a reputable shop and never had issues until I hit something nasty on the road again. The worry warts in that thread aren't people who have straightened wheels or had wheels straightened.
AFA BBB, I don't trust them at all. BBB is a joke. It's an asylum run by the inmates. I actually have LESS respect for BBB members because BBB is going to stand behind them no matter what if they're paying. Read all about it on ripoffreport.com.
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