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  On 25/04/2011 at 11:54 PM, PN-Mad said:

or the F40.... IN THE 80's!

But that was cool, cause the outer 2 were from the turbo's, and the middle one was from the wastegate.

Don't think that PM35 has a wastegate :rolleyes:

Except that the 458 isn't turbo... stupid nostalgia trip!

its strange that most car companies are now producing a retro model of some description. Some work out OK I reckon, but some are just dogs.

If Ferrari wanted to put 3 exhausts on the 458, they should have put turbos and a wastegate on it!:whistling:

I wonder if when F1 goes back to Turbo's in 2013, companies hero cars will then become turbo again- like the 80's?

  On 25/04/2011 at 11:50 PM, bigkevracer said:

Funny how Ferrari get away with it when they put them on a 458 Italia...

Difference is;

1. Ferrari 458 is beautiful (and I'm a Lamborghini guy!)... although I don't really like the rear lights

2. The exhaust is in the middle of the 458

3. It has a specially designed rear bumper designed to "work with" the 3 tipped exhaust

4. Not styled similarly to a Volvo :P

Ferrari-458-Italia-2010-Cam-Shaft-Nighthawk-Rear-Angle-View-588x397.jpg

  On 27/04/2011 at 1:21 AM, iamhe77 said:

Difference is;

1. Ferrari 458 is beautiful (and I'm a Lamborghini guy!)... although I don't really like the rear lights

2. The exhaust is in the middle of the 458

3. It has a specially designed rear bumper designed to "work with" the 3 tipped exhaust

4. Not styled similarly to a Volvo

Ferrari-458-Italia-2010-Cam-Shaft-Nighthawk-Rear-Angle-View-588x397.jpg

LOL

  On 27/04/2011 at 1:21 AM, iamhe77 said:

Difference is;

1. Ferrari 458 is beautiful (and I'm a Lamborghini guy!)... although I don't really like the rear lights

2. The exhaust is in the middle of the 458

3. It has a specially designed rear bumper designed to "work with" the 3 tipped exhaust

4. Not styled similarly to a Volvo :P

Ferrari-458-Italia-2010-Cam-Shaft-Nighthawk-Rear-Angle-View-588x397.jpg

Now that triple zorst tip looks HOT...

Too bad they catch on fire easily though...:teehee:

Edited by ironpaw

on the topic of tires. which im not very good at calculating as I have No f**kin idea on how the calculations work.

if on the stock 18" ARX wheels i have 245/50R18's which is the standard rolling diameter for the ARX, and I wanted to go to 19" x 8.5 - pretty much same as Bbenny's wheel, what tire size would I need??

I want to stretch the tires a little to.

i tried searching a calculater, but i dont even know where to start!

I like this one: http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html

or this one:

http://www.rimsntires.com/specs.jsp

Damn the standard ARX tyre size is 245/50?

If you going 19's in 8.5 I reckon 245/35 or 40

If your gonna stretch it a little go 225....lol

  On 04/05/2011 at 11:07 PM, AaronNM35 said:

My uncles givin me a free set of the below..

235/35-19

same brand i got for scott I cant remember.. lol is that ok?

nup you should be 245/45-19

oh...and stock spec's

http://exchange.goo-net.com/catalog/NISSAN__STAGEA/10018465/

Edited by Jetwreck
  On 04/05/2011 at 11:25 PM, Jetwreck said:

nup you should be 245/45-19

oh...and stock spec's

http://exchange.goo-...TAGEA/10018465/

well thats probably why mine always looks like baloons lol

  On 04/05/2011 at 11:49 PM, ironpaw said:

Bluestreaks?

If they're good enuff for Scott...then they should be ok...maybe...

looks like 234 45 or 245 45 as craig said.. the ARX has different rolling diameters to yours.

  On 08/05/2011 at 6:32 AM, prince_skyline said:

One of the nicest M35's i've seen without a body kit of any kind.

Might have to do a grill the same way - looks great!

post-12229-0-06540100-1304836319_thumb.jpg

Love the color, obviously a non standard one?

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