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Check out that rear
- Thread starter AlexM
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Don't like mine or yours? I think yours looks great, I was just pointing out the problems with mine that you may start to experience with yours. My transmission was hitting my frame for a while, so they may have to do with all the noises I have.I take it you don't like it? I got solid motor mounts too.
I think yours would have looked much better with all the sound deadening removed out of the back. But it looks great regardless.
It looks super clean and you did a great job!
Nah I was trying to ask you if you liked your solid motor mounts, ha.Don't like mine or yours? I think yours looks great, I was just pointing out the problems with mine that you may start to experience with yours. My transmission was hitting my frame for a while, so they may have to do with all the noises I have.
I think yours would have looked much better with all the sound deadening removed out of the back. But it looks great regardless.
I like them, the whole transmission touching the frame is what I didn't like about the setup, it just vibrated everything loose. My mounts aren't really "Solid" they're innovative Black. Which is the 75a Street/Track.Nah I was trying to ask you if you liked your solid motor mounts, ha.
I think it looks pretty sweet. Is that 1 passenger under 19 thing because your on graduated license?
In Canada at 16 you get your L, which you have to have someone with a license over 25 drive for you for one year, then you take a test and get your N, meaning you can drive alone, but only with one passenger. You have the N for two years, and then take another test to get your class five.I think it looks pretty sweet. Is that 1 passenger under 19 thing because your on graduated license?
Where on earth did you get that information lol. Maybe that applies in BC but definately not in all of canada. That does not apply in quebec, nor have I heard of this applying anywhere else.In Canada at 16 you get your L, which you have to have someone with a license over 25 drive for you for one year, then you take a test and get your N, meaning you can drive alone, but only with one passenger. You have the N for two years, and then take another test to get your class five.
Yeah woops, I forget that all other provinces have different licensing programs, haha. Yes, this is only in BC.Where on earth did you get that information lol. Maybe that applies in BC but definately not in all of canada. That does not apply in quebec, nor have I heard of this applying anywhere else.
Looks pretty good.
Very Clean
i donno man i live in ontario - im 17 def not stuck to one passenger? maybe in bc?I know, it definitely is a phase, haa. I thought during summer it might be useful as in Canada until you're 19 you're only allowed to have 1 passenger. People can't force me into giving them rides anymore, I guess.
oops we already figured that out ^
reading > me
wow sexy