But it has a Warn winch and steel bumpermax225 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 09, 2019 3:37 pmIs that a snorkel ? Why the fk would this thing need tires like that ? It is a dog without them... it'll probably take 20 second to 60 now, have immense noise inside the cabin + terrible braking performance. Due to the suspension design this likely significantly impairs articulation and it looks like it will rub all fenders. :fulltretard: mall crawler.
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Desertbreh wrote: ↑Tue Oct 10, 2017 6:40 pm My guess would be that Chris took some time off because he has read the dialogue on this page 1,345 times and decided to spend some of his free time doing something besides beating a horse to death.
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2018 Subaru WRX Premiummax225 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 09, 2019 3:35 pm Hey Guys question...
Whats the deal with carmax fees ?
They are estimating 15% on top of advertised price here in cali. Are these dicks lying about their online prices and adding a "5%" reconditioning fee or something?
Normally it is 10% all i here for taxes (9%) + tags ($80 ) etc. Why is carmax estimating that high ?
$26,998*
Tax, title and fees (CA Est.)
+$4,025
~15%
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max225 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 09, 2019 3:40 pm2018 Subaru WRX Premiummax225 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 09, 2019 3:35 pm Hey Guys question...
Whats the deal with carmax fees ?
They are estimating 15% on top of advertised price here in cali. Are these dicks lying about their online prices and adding a "5%" reconditioning fee or something?
Normally it is 10% all i here for taxes (9%) + tags ($80 ) etc. Why is carmax estimating that high ?
$26,998*
Tax, title and fees (CA Est.)
+$4,025
~15%
Has anyone here actually purchased a car from Carmax?
Desertbreh wrote: ↑Tue Oct 10, 2017 6:40 pm My guess would be that Chris took some time off because he has read the dialogue on this page 1,345 times and decided to spend some of his free time doing something besides beating a horse to death.
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Unless it's a performance pack model with the recarobros and such, why not just buy a new one at that price? Should be easily able to get $3-4k off of a 2019 at this point with a ~$31k MSRP.max225 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 09, 2019 3:40 pm2018 Subaru WRX Premiummax225 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 09, 2019 3:35 pm Hey Guys question...
Whats the deal with carmax fees ?
They are estimating 15% on top of advertised price here in cali. Are these dicks lying about their online prices and adding a "5%" reconditioning fee or something?
Normally it is 10% all i here for taxes (9%) + tags ($80 ) etc. Why is carmax estimating that high ?
$26,998*
Tax, title and fees (CA Est.)
+$4,025
~15%
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No such thing as 31k MSRP on what I want. This is a PP. Which is at least $33,800 (with destination and the random compass) and I sent out quote requests.
All the Premium PP's sold out... and I also asked for a quote on the limited on a limited listed at 34,923 which is the "Cheapest" one that you can get... the next limited model is 35,930 or something. With the HK.
( i am quoting prices with destination fees)
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Don’t forget to add $1200 of floor mats and arm rest extensions to these prices.max225 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 09, 2019 4:27 pmNo such thing as 31k MSRP on what I want. This is a PP. Which is at least $33,800 (with destination and the random compass) and I sent out quote requests.
All the Premium PP's sold out... and I also asked for a quote on the limited on a limited listed at 34,923 which is the "Cheapest" one that you can get... the next limited model is 35,930 or something. With the HK.
( i am quoting prices with destination fees)
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Question for the collective.
I bought the r32. I figured that a diet would let me fit into the sparco sprint seats. Well for one I’m fat and it would take a while to lose that weight which I’m working on. And two my shoulders are about five inches too wide. I’ll never fit properly.
I need seat suggestions. Keep in mind that this is mainly a fun car with limited track time. But I need a relatively affordable seat for a big boy. Not something unsafe.
What do y’all suggest?
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I bought the r32. I figured that a diet would let me fit into the sparco sprint seats. Well for one I’m fat and it would take a while to lose that weight which I’m working on. And two my shoulders are about five inches too wide. I’ll never fit properly.
I need seat suggestions. Keep in mind that this is mainly a fun car with limited track time. But I need a relatively affordable seat for a big boy. Not something unsafe.
What do y’all suggest?
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Find a shop that sells seats and sit your ass in a bunch of different ones.Barnes93cb wrote: ↑Mon Aug 12, 2019 11:49 pm Question for the collective.
I bought the r32. I figured that a diet would let me fit into the sparco sprint seats. Well for one I’m fat and it would take a while to lose that weight which I’m working on. And two my shoulders are about five inches too wide. I’ll never fit properly.
I need seat suggestions. Keep in mind that this is mainly a fun car with limited track time. But I need a relatively affordable seat for a big boy. Not something unsafe.
What do y’all suggest?
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I ran Kirkeys in my 968 as both DD/track use but Sparco Evo2’s I think we’re up there for me fit wise too.
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KaleBarnes93cb wrote: ↑Mon Aug 12, 2019 11:49 pm Question for the collective.
I bought the r32. I figured that a diet would let me fit into the sparco sprint seats. Well for one I’m fat and it would take a while to lose that weight which I’m working on. And two my shoulders are about five inches too wide. I’ll never fit properly.
I need seat suggestions. Keep in mind that this is mainly a fun car with limited track time. But I need a relatively affordable seat for a big boy. Not something unsafe.
What do y’all suggest?
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:damn:Johnny_P wrote: ↑Tue Aug 13, 2019 8:57 amKaleBarnes93cb wrote: ↑Mon Aug 12, 2019 11:49 pm Question for the collective.
I bought the r32. I figured that a diet would let me fit into the sparco sprint seats. Well for one I’m fat and it would take a while to lose that weight which I’m working on. And two my shoulders are about five inches too wide. I’ll never fit properly.
I need seat suggestions. Keep in mind that this is mainly a fun car with limited track time. But I need a relatively affordable seat for a big boy. Not something unsafe.
What do y’all suggest?
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Johnny_P wrote: ↑Tue Aug 13, 2019 8:57 amKaleBarnes93cb wrote: ↑Mon Aug 12, 2019 11:49 pm Question for the collective.
I bought the r32. I figured that a diet would let me fit into the sparco sprint seats. Well for one I’m fat and it would take a while to lose that weight which I’m working on. And two my shoulders are about five inches too wide. I’ll never fit properly.
I need seat suggestions. Keep in mind that this is mainly a fun car with limited track time. But I need a relatively affordable seat for a big boy. Not something unsafe.
What do y’all suggest?
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No idea IIRC he's been trying to sell it forever
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Yeah I guess I can drive 4 hours to go test out seats. I’ll find some shops to check.Apex wrote:Find a shop that sells seats and sit your ass in a bunch of different ones.Barnes93cb wrote: ↑Mon Aug 12, 2019 11:49 pm Question for the collective.
I bought the r32. I figured that a diet would let me fit into the sparco sprint seats. Well for one I’m fat and it would take a while to lose that weight which I’m working on. And two my shoulders are about five inches too wide. I’ll never fit properly.
I need seat suggestions. Keep in mind that this is mainly a fun car with limited track time. But I need a relatively affordable seat for a big boy. Not something unsafe.
What do y’all suggest?
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I ran Kirkeys in my 968 as both DD/track use but Sparco Evo2’s I think we’re up there for me fit wise too.
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How about no. I’ll stick to chicken and actually tasty veggies.Johnny_P wrote:KaleBarnes93cb wrote: ↑Mon Aug 12, 2019 11:49 pm Question for the collective.
I bought the r32. I figured that a diet would let me fit into the sparco sprint seats. Well for one I’m fat and it would take a while to lose that weight which I’m working on. And two my shoulders are about five inches too wide. I’ll never fit properly.
I need seat suggestions. Keep in mind that this is mainly a fun car with limited track time. But I need a relatively affordable seat for a big boy. Not something unsafe.
What do y’all suggest?
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Possibly, or nobody else knows what he has.Huckleberry wrote: ↑Tue Aug 13, 2019 12:01 pmSo, probably too much and holding firm because he knows what he has.
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This is a good planBarnes93cb wrote: ↑Tue Aug 13, 2019 11:59 amHow about no. I’ll stick to chicken and actually tasty veggies.Johnny_P wrote:
Kale
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What about some stock seats? Trade some forumbrah? Likely wouldn't cost you anything.
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Look near COTA.Barnes93cb wrote:Yeah I guess I can drive 4 hours to go test out seats. I’ll find some shops to check.Apex wrote: Find a shop that sells seats and sit your ass in a bunch of different ones.
I ran Kirkeys in my 968 as both DD/track use but Sparco Evo2’s I think we’re up there for me fit wise too.
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So I ended up buying a Sparco QRT-R which I really like... but it's def a thin guys seat. That said I have pretty big shoulders and I'm good. If you're unable to test stuff, they actually have measurements like pants sizes and such that could help. You can call Sparco or Corbeau and a real person will pick up and you can describe your size to them to get an idea.Barnes93cb wrote: ↑Mon Aug 12, 2019 11:49 pm Question for the collective.
I bought the r32. I figured that a diet would let me fit into the sparco sprint seats. Well for one I’m fat and it would take a while to lose that weight which I’m working on. And two my shoulders are about five inches too wide. I’ll never fit properly.
I need seat suggestions. Keep in mind that this is mainly a fun car with limited track time. But I need a relatively affordable seat for a big boy. Not something unsafe.
What do y’all suggest?
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The Sparco R100 should bolt on to the existing Sparco hardware, is cheap and looks like it would be better for