Well i began my day by calling around to some of the local wrecking yards for the pugs we all love so much , ok 2 places have them so i set out to deal for the best set. Well its raining "cats and dogs" so then i make my way down to the yards. First stoping at my local 7-11 for my morning DEW then get down there and both sets are 4on108mm and 4on112mm.

So then i called Soobme for more ideas. I coldnt find flat toyo wheels. by now it noon and im soaked:mad: So i took a long shot and went to Talent a near town to foriegn mech and he had pugs galor. But he needed to have wheels to replace so he chould still move car if neeed:( so i tried to put one of my 13" on PUG but no way.

So my last option was to buy these 15" alloys that i knew of up the road and talked the the other guy to strait across trade, minding i have been in the rain now 4 hours .

So i finally get the 15" switched on the Pug and make it to Quality tire in time to have the crusty tires replaced with the 26" s my buddy from work gave me thats why i needed the 14" FREE TIRES:D Sorry to cry but im still shivering from being in the cold rain all day. But i got my wheels put on and looks:headbang: and also scored Soobme (Toni) 8 alloy lug nuts he needed:D

Shawn, U ROCK!! :headbang:

Thanks Toni It was a trying day, but with AWESOME results:cool: SEAN

A cold day in the wrecking yard is much better than a warm day at work!

Your right , but at the time it wasent as happy as i am now:D

Dude, your car looks great. Could use alittle more lift. Hopefully we get to meet up and maybe do some wheeling when i come up there.

 

-Brian

Brian, Soobme and i were talking about the lift the other and we all seen to have the same thoughts. But i would like to go 2 mybe 3" but doing it buy making it or talking to Adam (rogue Roo's) about making one with spending least amount $. I also heard about ea82 rear coilovers for rear then doing front but not sure just need to talk more about it to the experts (you guys):cool: Alright talk at you later. Sean