Re: Tax returns 2015
Posted: Mon Aug 03, 2015 11:05 am
My younger brother paid $54k in tax and got a $60 refund
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It scares me when people pay more in tax than I earn in a year.PHIL069 wrote:My younger brother paid $54k in tax and got a $60 refund
I feel yabjk wrote:It scares me when people pay more in tax than I earn in a year.PHIL069 wrote:My younger brother paid $54k in tax and got a $60 refund
I see fender flares in your future.destinationtoby wrote:Picked up some bc Br coilovers and new rota grids. & bought a years worth of dog food for the dogs
Will Buy some tyres when the wheels arrive & that'll do for the fto for a couple months I reckon.
was thinking 235/40 or 225.. Are they going to be stretched on 10" rims? Which most respectable tyre places won't do, or will they be fine?bjk wrote:And run a 265/35R18, I dare ya!
Tbh the least you'd want to do is a 235. And I reckon most of your run of the mill shops won't fit even that for you. (worth asking though I suppose). I'd be inclined towards something a bit bigger personally on a 10". 245 or 255 maybe, depends on price with what aspect ratio. But you can get 265/35 for not an excessive amount more than a 235/40. (at least from one tyre list at a place local here)destinationtoby wrote:was thinking 235/40 or 225.. Are they going to be stretched on 10" rims? Which most respectable tyre places won't do, or will they be fine?bjk wrote:And run a 265/35R18, I dare ya!
That's not true, most places would stretch a 235/40 on no problem.bjk wrote:Tbh the least you'd want to do is a 235. And I reckon most of your run of the mill shops won't fit even that for you. (worth asking though I suppose). I'd be inclined towards something a bit bigger personally on a 10". 245 or 255 maybe, depends on price with what aspect ratio. But you can get 265/35 for not an excessive amount more than a 235/40. (at least from one tyre list at a place local here)destinationtoby wrote:was thinking 235/40 or 225.. Are they going to be stretched on 10" rims? Which most respectable tyre places won't do, or will they be fine?bjk wrote:And run a 265/35R18, I dare ya!
bjk wrote:Tbh the least you'd want to do is a 235. And I reckon most of your run of the mill shops won't fit even that for you. (worth asking though I suppose). I'd be inclined towards something a bit bigger personally on a 10". 245 or 255 maybe, depends on price with what aspect ratio. But you can get 265/35 for not an excessive amount more than a 235/40. (at least from one tyre list at a place local here)destinationtoby wrote:was thinking 235/40 or 225.. Are they going to be stretched on 10" rims? Which most respectable tyre places won't do, or will they be fine?bjk wrote:And run a 265/35R18, I dare ya!
Its more to do with f**king clearance. Although, now that I know it only takes 335 tyres to become a man, I'll keep it in mind.Bennoz wrote:Stretch is for poofs. Bag a 335 on in like a real man. f**ken 225 on 10"... f**k sake.
Yeah but the chances of this car ever being legally registered with you legally licensed behind the wheel??destinationtoby wrote:Its more to do with f**king clearance. Although, now that I know it only takes 335 tyres to become a man, I'll keep it in mind.Bennoz wrote:Stretch is for poofs. Bag a 335 on in like a real man. f**ken 225 on 10"... f**k sake.
Rego isn't ever going to be a problem for me lol I've had the highly illegally modded hilux & the Vz pass blue slips without looking at them. Can also get any defects cleared for a small price.Bennoz wrote:Yeah but the chances of this car ever being legally registered with you legally licensed behind the wheel??destinationtoby wrote:Its more to do with f**king clearance. Although, now that I know it only takes 335 tyres to become a man, I'll keep it in mind.Bennoz wrote:Stretch is for poofs. Bag a 335 on in like a real man. f**ken 225 on 10"... f**k sake.
Crack out the angle grinder man, Mad Max that sh*t out!