Whoa, check this out.....

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http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=537946

Amazing price....

 

hotmustang331

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Hmm I am not sure this is for tech as you are trying to sell your product...err but good price anyways. LOL

 

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I'm asking for people's technical advice or somethin......

 

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failure

 

hotmustang331

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LOL ok SURE Any reason why there is only 50% left on the rear tires Now they couldnt have been abused (smoked off) right? My rear tires were the same as the front when I took them off. Please explane why yours wore out so fast. Alignment of the rea axle maybe? That ll make this tech.

 

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Yea, i don't understand this. I think i need a rear axle tune-up or somethin. What can cause uneven wearing of the tires like this....? Please lend me your opinions...

 

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JonJon said:

failure

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Man tough crowd tonight....

 

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hbk_136 said:

Yea, i don't understand this. I think i need a rear axle tune-up or somethin. What can cause uneven wearing of the tires like this....? Please lend me your opinions...

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well since the rear ends of a mustang gt are solid. there is no way to align the rear of the vehicle if it is out of alighnment. so if your rear tires are wearing funny on the edges you need a new rear lol

 

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blackstalion666 said:

well since the rear ends of a mustang gt are solid. there is no way to align the rear of the vehicle if it is out of alighnment. so if your rear tires are wearing funny on the edges you need a new rear lol

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Interesting analysis......

 

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Stop It!

 

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kore kusowa nandesuka

 

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Bornstanger said:

kore kusowa nandesuka

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Like little john would say..... WHATTTTT?

 

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Curb Rash=bad driving and scratched chrome, 50% tread in back = tons of burnouts