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[TRD-X]

Originally Posted by Fishbed77

Michelin has a huge facility in South Carolina. Not sure where those Primacy tires are made, but it's at least possible that's where they come from. Perhaps someone can come along to confirm.

The plant code for Spartanburg, SC is "B6".

Originally Posted by Tcoat

Don't know but would guess either Thailand or China. Shipping costs would be a fraction of bringing them from the US.

http://www.michelin.com/eng/michelin...959#map-anchor

The Michelin tires for the 86 are made in France plant code "F3".



F3Manfacture Francaise Pneumatiques, Roanne, France

Link: http://www.carbibles.com/tyremanufacturercodes.html

[weederr33]

Originally Posted by Impureclient

This is going way off topic but do those steaming USA poos come packaged to keep them steamy or do you have to microwave them a little to get them to steam?
Just curious as I would like to send out some poos and need them arriving fresh.

Just place them in a bag and light it on fire. Easy breezy

[LOLS2K]

Tell your friend Zik that the USA doesn't want anything to do with him either!

[FRSBRZGT86FAN]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

http://www.google.ca/url?sa=t&rct=j&...USxAvW5DwGBufg

Originally Posted by GT86_PRAGUE

My friend does not want anything from USA on his GT86.
Please tell me there are at least some parts on twins made in USA...

He can't be serious, everyone including manufacturers know businesses rely global economy now and cars use parts manufactured all over the planet.
But if you want to get technical the Torsen Limited slip diff was designed and originally build by an American, everything else in the car seems to be made in Japan or Taiwan, the design team and engineering team also probably had an American.

I can see it now, this thread is going to untangle itself and people are going to make some poor judgement in the comments everyone has stereotypes about some country there's no reason to perpetuate them on the forum.....

[Ultramaroon]

The torque dip is made in the USA.

[soulreapersteve]

[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PAU3iINiLCE"]Hulk Hogan - I Am a Real American - YouTube[/ame]

[GT86_PRAGUE]

Originally Posted by humfrz

I looked up some Czech Republic cars ...... and this is far as I got .....


humfrz

I was on this party but these chicks were not interested in my GT86. Shame on them.

You all know Skoda right?
http://www.skoda-auto.cz/

[GT86_PRAGUE]

Originally Posted by FRSBRZGT86FAN

He can't be serious, it's a global economy now and cars use parts manufactured all over the planet.
But if you want to get technical the Torsen Limited slip diff was designed and originally build by an American, everything else in the car seems to be made in Japan or Taiwan, the design team and engineering team also probably had an American.

I can see it now, this thread is going to untangle itself and people are going to make some poor judgement in the comments everyone has stereotypes about some country there's no reason to perpetuate them on the forum.....

I am not sure if "designed in USA" will be enough, but I have iPhone so you have my vote :-) Thanks for helpful comment.

[Hotrodheart]

Originally Posted by GT86_PRAGUE

My friend does not want anything from USA on his GT86.
Please tell me there are at least some parts on twins made in USA...

[dnieves]

Originally Posted by GT86_PRAGUE

I was on this party but these chicks were not interested in my GT86. Shame on them.

You all know Skoda right?
http://www.skoda-auto.cz/

No offense, but in terms of losing market share, the English, German, and Italian auto manufacturers have more to fear from Japan and Korea than from Eastern Europe.


For American cars, I'd rather have (not in order):


http://www.chevrolet.com/corvette-z06-supercar.html
http://www.chevrolet.com/camaro-z28-track-car.html
http://www.ford.com/cars/mustang/fea...#page=Feature4
https://social.ford.com/content/ford...top-hp-ford-gt
http://www.dodge.com/en/viper/

[dnieves]

Originally Posted by FRSBRZGT86FAN

He can't be serious, it's a global economy now and cars use parts manufactured all over the planet.
But if you want to get technical the Torsen Limited slip diff was designed and originally build by an American, everything else in the car seems to be made in Japan or Taiwan, the design team and engineering team also probably had an American.

I can see it now, this thread is going to untangle itself and people are going to make some poor judgement in the comments everyone has stereotypes about some country there's no reason to perpetuate them on the forum.....

Stereotypes like this?: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...LjHYgRLIo-yXcA

[GT86_PRAGUE]

Originally Posted by Hotrodheart

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I am not a troll, I and my friend are both real and it was a serious question. Do you have anything helpful?

Edit: Anyway, even if you dont make anything for twins, it is very nice that you have so many of them.

My friend is a real JDM fanboy and you wouldnt like picture he sent me yesterday.

[GT86_PRAGUE]

Originally Posted by dnieves

No offense, but in terms of losing market share, the English, German, and Italian auto manufacturers have more to fear from Japan and Korea than from Eastern Europe.


For American cars, I'd rather have (not in order):


http://www.chevrolet.com/corvette-z06-supercar.html
http://www.chevrolet.com/camaro-z28-track-car.html
http://www.ford.com/cars/mustang/fea...#page=Feature4
https://social.ford.com/content/ford...top-hp-ford-gt
http://www.dodge.com/en/viper/

No offense taken, I dont like most of them (European cars) and I dont have money for the good ones. But I wouldnt buy Korean either.

[GT86_PRAGUE]

Originally Posted by Hotrodheart

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Do you want to see that picture, he sent me yesterday?