PTUNING Enkei Wheels (used) raffle $5.00/ ticket CLICK HERE!
PTUNING Enkei Wheels (used) raffle $5.00/ ticket CLICK HERE!
I can't put together a nice write up on the raffle like the one done by ElevationTC: https://www.scionlife.com/forums/sho...ghlight=raffle, so I will get right to the description.
Up for raffle is four 18" Enkei wheels (slightly used). These wheels were generously donated by Scott - imsono___un. Thank you Scott.
We are raffling these wheels to help us collect enough fund to make it to the last Red Line Time Attack event of the year in California. If we can make it to this last event and win, we will secure another title as Red Line Time Attack Modified FWD Champion. As you all may or may not know, we had a huge setup back in SC when our only built motor went kaboom. Being a privateer race teem with no corporate sponsorship, we have absolutely no fund left to get to CA. We hope with your help, we can make a strong showing with the Scion tC in CA. For those that do not know about our Time Attack Scion tC, here is a page we just put together: http://www.ptuningscion.com/subdir/ta_sciontc.cfm
NOTE: Winner will be responsible for shipping cost. We estimated that shipping is approximately $100 for all four wheels to most states.
Drawing will be held on October 12th.
To purchase your raffle ticket(s), please refer to:
http://www.ptuningscion.com/subdir/i...l&ModelDesc=tC
Thank you,
Mike @ PTUNING
Up for raffle is four 18" Enkei wheels (slightly used). These wheels were generously donated by Scott - imsono___un. Thank you Scott.
We are raffling these wheels to help us collect enough fund to make it to the last Red Line Time Attack event of the year in California. If we can make it to this last event and win, we will secure another title as Red Line Time Attack Modified FWD Champion. As you all may or may not know, we had a huge setup back in SC when our only built motor went kaboom. Being a privateer race teem with no corporate sponsorship, we have absolutely no fund left to get to CA. We hope with your help, we can make a strong showing with the Scion tC in CA. For those that do not know about our Time Attack Scion tC, here is a page we just put together: http://www.ptuningscion.com/subdir/ta_sciontc.cfm
NOTE: Winner will be responsible for shipping cost. We estimated that shipping is approximately $100 for all four wheels to most states.
Drawing will be held on October 12th.
To purchase your raffle ticket(s), please refer to:
http://www.ptuningscion.com/subdir/i...l&ModelDesc=tC
Thank you,
Mike @ PTUNING
Last edited by PTUNING; Oct 1, 2009 at 12:33 PM.
this looks like somthing i want to win but i saw yall's last raffle and i wouldnt call that a raffle. having some one pick between 1-100 pretty much messes up the chances of any one who purchased the tix first or last. u guys need to do a real raffle and draw at random because the odds of someone choosing the numbers 1-10/90-100 are 0%.
so please consider it i would love to purchase some tix and helping u guys out.
so please consider it i would love to purchase some tix and helping u guys out.
this looks like somthing i want to win but i saw yall's last raffle and i wouldnt call that a raffle. having some one pick between 1-100 pretty much messes up the chances of any one who purchased the tix first or last. u guys need to do a real raffle and draw at random because the odds of someone choosing the numbers 1-10/90-100 are 0%.
so please consider it i would love to purchase some tix and helping u guys out.
so please consider it i would love to purchase some tix and helping u guys out.
What we will do for this raffle is for each raffle ticket purchased, we will put a physical ticket in a shoe box. To pick a winner, we will simply pick a ticket from the box.
For exact address, please refer to http://www.ptuningscion.com/subdir/showroom.cfm
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ur sig... ur trap speed is 86? so i guess its a understatment that the p-tuning turbo kit is crazy since one i tuned. ran 86mph in the 1.8th mile!
Check out there turbo kit man!
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These wheels came off my car earlier this year (spring time). They were professionally repainted last summer (same color as original with black on the interior of the rim). None of the wheels have scratches or curb rash. They are 18x7.5 in a 45mm offset. Please note that the stock lug nuts (or similar style) should be used with these wheels. Tuner lug nuts may not fit properly.
Some pics of them on my car after they were painted (mirror covers, grille, and air diversion panel were painted the same color as the wheels)
Here's a pic of the style lug nuts that should be used.
Some pics of them on my car after they were painted (mirror covers, grille, and air diversion panel were painted the same color as the wheels)
Here's a pic of the style lug nuts that should be used.
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I agree the last raffle was a little flawed in technique, luckily i'm just in it for support 
What I would do is assign everyone that donates a number
So say I but 10 tickets and my number is (11), then you put 10 tickets in the raffle box all with #11 on them.
If Jon buys 20 tickets and he's #15 then he goes into the raffle box 20 times all with #15.
This way it totally randomizes the drawing more so than either of us buying our respective tickets and being assigned a range of numbers.
When the winner is drawn everyone has a more equal chance or winning even though the person who cleraly purchased the most tickets has a slight advantage over everyone else, that's pretty clear.
What I would do is assign everyone that donates a number
So say I but 10 tickets and my number is (11), then you put 10 tickets in the raffle box all with #11 on them.
If Jon buys 20 tickets and he's #15 then he goes into the raffle box 20 times all with #15.
This way it totally randomizes the drawing more so than either of us buying our respective tickets and being assigned a range of numbers.
When the winner is drawn everyone has a more equal chance or winning even though the person who cleraly purchased the most tickets has a slight advantage over everyone else, that's pretty clear.