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ive seen this like a 1000x still funny though
Ok, first, it's a repost
2nd, a guy who is driving a stock bodied FD AT A RACE is NOT a ricer(with a 99 spec swap too), so you picked the version of that vid with the most misleading title
3rd, the lugnuts were tightened, but the guy's racing wheels used a special tapered lug set that the guy had never used before, and he bought the wrong thread pitch, so when he tightened them down, it felt good because the threads were close enough to allow the nuts down onto the studs, and feel tight by hand, but when the wight of the car was factored in, it instantly stripped all 20 studs on every hub, and even snapped a few straight off.
^^ Yeah, I drew a frame of a man running on each fan blade. That is him running at idle
1st- its already been stated that its old and it was my first time seeing it
2nd- I did not make the title and this is the only version I seen
3rd- no one cares about your VAST knowlage of lug nuts
Its just a video I came across and decided to share, Get over yourself and move along. if you've already seen it, no one cares....
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Hard to say nobody cares when the post right before yours was somebody commenting "Thanks for clearing it up". And if we're going to go back and fourth with this list of three things because you decided to mock me like a douche:
1st, it's called search, use it. Also have you been living in a cave? This has been all over car forums for the past 2 years.
2nd, did the SHITTY quality of that one seriosuly not make you think you had a chance to find a better one?
3rd, it's not a vast knowledge of lug nuts, it's me driving an Rx-7 and being on a forum full of people who know the driver.
Last edited by 87 Turbo II; 10-20-2009 at 11:15 PM.
^^ Yeah, I drew a frame of a man running on each fan blade. That is him running at idle
^ this man knows alot about nuts.
Originally Posted by blackboi50
That was here in GA btw.
Now thats a bad day at the track
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=quTeXhdfoA4