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Scion Tour Test Drive Event + $15/$10 Gift Cards Free (http://sciondrivetour.com/)

Scion is having a promotional test drive event of their scion lines at different cities throughout the country. For participation they are giving out $15/$10 gift cards to local shops/theatres in participating city, and a choice of t-shirts or hats.

Valvoline Maxlife FAR in-store Rebate at Advanced Auto Parts (http://advanceauto.know-where.com/advance-auto-parts/)

Advanced Auto Part Stores have Valvoline Maxlife rebate forms for $15 for 5 quarts of FAR motor oil. Expires 6/15. This is an in-store rebate not in their monthly ad, which you may need to ask for. Limit one per household.

Logitech Driving Force Pro Rebate/Coupon $78.99 Shipped at Buy.com (http://www.buy.com//retail/product.asp?sku=10363070&dcaid=1688)

Buy.com has the Logitech driving force pro on sale for $109.99, apply this 10% coupon (http://www.buy.com/retail/coupon.asp?prid=82489774&dcaid=1688), and if you have purchased Gran Turismo 4 use this mail-in-rebate (http://image.ak.outpost.com/art/rebates_pdf/4328755.pdf) (Exp. 3/31). Final price comes to $78.99 with free shipping. If you have Gran Turismo this is the best steering wheel system for the game, because of its 900 degree steering mode which no other wheel has.

how come like all of the coupons for the tire plus thing is not applicable in CA?

Cool beans. Thanks Ron!

Q: How easy is it to drift with the steering wheel, and does it come with pedals?

I used the steering wheel awhile ago(at e3), and its a lot more realistic then the previous logitech wheel. Every car had a different force feedback with the wheel as well. For drifting, the wheel ofcourse doesn't spin back to its place, you have to do so yourself, if you do move the wheel (countersteer) it is quite realistic with the game, it just doesnt have the snap back or resistance, I think I've only seen a few arcade systems that had such a system(ferrari 355). Oh yeah and it is compatible with the initial d(drifting game) ps2 game, but that game puts a great deal of stress on the wheel according to the ign review of it.

As to tire plus, I have dont know why they aren't applicable in CA. :eyecrazy