As the title states above, I was wondering if kosei k1 wheels are still in production. Also does anyone know the best place where I can purchase a pair of 15x7.5 in the front and a pair 16x8.5 for the rear. Offset size for a 1991 toyota mr2.
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Well I've been looking at tirerack to try and help ya out, and it looks like they have carry some, but I've been having trouble getting them to come up with a price with an MR2 selected. I figure it'd be worth a shot to give em a call.
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I was only able to find where a collector was selling off some old model kits. I believe the one with THE CRATE has sold, but it is obviously VERY RARE! The kit was created by Mad Labs Mike in the early 90s. Maybe you could email this guy and he would have more info on where to locate your desired Fluffy. Good Luck!!!!!!
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Not that I know of.  Thats a good price.  One warning though.  Are you a fast enough swinger of the club to need a stiff shaft?  That is for swing speeds of  90-100 mph.\n\nI have Mizuno kit (MX-23 plus MP-001 driver), but as far as drivers are concerned, those Taylor Made R7s are currently still the best on the market that I know of.  My regular golf buddy has one, and (unfortunately for me) the distance is dramatic.
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Great bike. Kona is a premiere bike manufacturer and hails from the great North Shore of the PNW so they know what they are doing. I've heard that they are, ironically, releasing an air version (air instead of coil suspension both front and rear) called the CoilAir. You can't go wrong w/ Kona if you are interested in Freeride bikes.
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You aren't going to find an MK3 seat in the US unless you find a collector willing to part with one. They are as scarce as hens teeth!
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I have seen people wearing them at several tracks since last year.  Not sure where you can get one though (maybe eBay?).  I don't think it is Official NASCAR merchandise! ;)
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It sells every where! I dont understand why u r having problems find it. You can buy them online try the below site\n\nhttp://www.pk5.com/
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try lookin on the net....ebay is a good option...or if you have any tiny little nascar stores by you...they usually have a good working knowledge of that too!!
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I purchased a used 1993 K1500 Chevy pickup from you in May of 2003. There was a 4 inch suspension lift kit on the truck at the time of purchase. Unfortunately the tie rod broke and I am having a very difficult time understanding why your company is asking for $900.00 for a new one.\n\nI have been informed by your employeest hat this is a common problem. I am sure you will appreciaite that this situation is unacceptable and is causing me a great deal of personal and financial inconvience. \n\nI would ask that you find away to reticfy this problem as quickly as possibale. I have alays had faith in your company but this episode has colored my view.
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for skate ramp specifications ccs.com has ramp plans that i think you can buy for 9.99 or goto the local skate shop/park and ask them, im sure they would be happy to tell you.
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Hey I gotta say no, for any style of aggressive riding a higher (36 spoke) spoke count is far superior for the difference in weight my money is on reliability stick with atom labs. trail pimps,Supra D etc. The higher spoke count also gives you a more responsive laterally stiffer wheel if you want a lighter weight and  still strong rim go with a Sunn single track and the hub of your choice, if your not worried about money go  for Criss Kings nothin wrong with droppin a few bills on a hub that will out live you.
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as far as am concern we also heard something that bajaj will introduce new pulsar dtf-i  220 cc but still not confirmed . but i thnk that yes there is a bike coming frm bajaj that will compete with ongoing hero honda karizma. so till then wait for that mean machine
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I always prefer the hand built wheels.  However, when you talk about machine built wheels this means more than one thing.  There's the Campagnolo Bora-Ultra, which are as good as wheels get.  Then there's the Bike Nashbar machine built wheel, which would probably be less reliable than a hand built wheel.\nThere are a couple of reasons I like hand built wheels even over the high-end machine built wheels, but the biggest thing is that they are cheap and easy to repair.  If I ding the rim my hand built wheel will cost me $30 plus labor to repair.  Ding that Ksyrium and you have a nice wall ornament.\nA set of Campy record hubs, Velocity rims, and some double butted spokes.  Straight lace a 28-hole front hub.  Tie and solder the rear spokes and you will really have something.
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the company with that name was bought out by GKN. Use to be called "Armstrong Rim & Wheel Mfg Co" but now owned by "Gkn Armstrong Wheel Inc." but this is more agriculture wheels.\n\nThe only other reference is another Armstrong company that was bought out by pirelli tires long ago.
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this is definetely a great site and the x-18 is the BEST pocket bike there is because it offers a honda based 4 stroke upgradeable engine...yes, there is a whole world of aftermarket upgrades for this bike and any other..i wouldntget the interceptor....sadly, all those fun looking little japanese and chinese made pocket bikes arent good at all....no one realy services them and they break frequently...go-carts are a better investment
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Your best bet is to contact Sea Ray's customer service department. They should be able to steer you in the right direction. Aftermarket products tend to not fit correctly and have poor performance. Here's Sea Ray's website.\nhttp://www.searay.com\nI hope this helps and Happy Boating!!!
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Would like to know what you are trading her in for? A newer model? Hope she scratches your paintwork and releases all the air out of your over-inflated wheels before she leaves!