And so the 92Z28 sleeps... ZZZ... (10 pictures)
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And so the 92Z28 sleeps... ZZZ... (10 pictures)
So my car is on jackstands for the winter... Here it is...
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DUDE WHO STOLE YOUR RIMS!!!!!!!!!
looks nice but i'm not a huge fan of the sticker....... but it's your car, and yeah where did u put that that looks like mark said an odd place
looks nice but i'm not a huge fan of the sticker....... but it's your car, and yeah where did u put that that looks like mark said an odd place
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lol it's my public parking garage
luckily i have the best spot in the garage because there are 3 cameras pointed directly at my car...
luckily i have the best spot in the garage because there are 3 cameras pointed directly at my car...
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Originally posted by KlayBuRn
I thought that was bad on thirdgens since they dont have a full frame or something like that ?
I thought that was bad on thirdgens since they dont have a full frame or something like that ?
and to add that even if your statement does have any truth, i have sfcs if that helps :P
but either way nah.
It is actually bad to leave your car on jackstands for long periods of time, Your unibody isnt meant to support the weight of the vehicle, its the tires along with the suspension. Your best bet is to get a set of old tires and rims.
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Originally posted by easySPEEDcamaro
lol it's my public parking garage
luckily i have the best spot in the garage because there are 3 cameras pointed directly at my car...
lol it's my public parking garage
luckily i have the best spot in the garage because there are 3 cameras pointed directly at my car...
At least no one can steal the rims.
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Originally posted by devianb
At least no one can steal the rims.
At least no one can steal the rims.
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Originally posted by vortech305
It is actually bad to leave your car on jackstands for long periods of time, Your unibody isnt meant to support the weight of the vehicle, its the tires along with the suspension. Your best bet is to get a set of old tires and rims.
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It is actually bad to leave your car on jackstands for long periods of time, Your unibody isnt meant to support the weight of the vehicle, its the tires along with the suspension. Your best bet is to get a set of old tires and rims.
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Yup, I read awhile ago it's bad to leave it on stands too. Maybe do a search on the tech board, I'm sure Vader has commented on it.
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lol actually klayburn i have working hoodshocks, if you didn't notice the picture above there is no wooden stick anymore.
as for the drums... well... they're aluminum... so hah! and drums make less of a mess than disc brakes do, and they're cheaper to change, and you have to change em less often... i still have posi so bluh!
and my car came with an aluminum driveshaft factory, did yours?
my car is also 5-speed and has t-tops from the factory. and it's not teal, haha :P
as for the drums... well... they're aluminum... so hah! and drums make less of a mess than disc brakes do, and they're cheaper to change, and you have to change em less often... i still have posi so bluh!
and my car came with an aluminum driveshaft factory, did yours?
my car is also 5-speed and has t-tops from the factory. and it's not teal, haha :P
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Originally posted by easySPEEDcamaro
lol actually klayburn i have working hoodshocks, if you didn't notice the picture above there is no wooden stick anymore.
as for the drums... well... they're aluminum... so hah! and drums make less of a mess than disc brakes do, and they're cheaper to change, and you have to change em less often... i still have posi so bluh!
and my car came with an aluminum driveshaft factory, did yours?
my car is also 5-speed and has t-tops from the factory. and it's not teal, haha :P
lol actually klayburn i have working hoodshocks, if you didn't notice the picture above there is no wooden stick anymore.
as for the drums... well... they're aluminum... so hah! and drums make less of a mess than disc brakes do, and they're cheaper to change, and you have to change em less often... i still have posi so bluh!
and my car came with an aluminum driveshaft factory, did yours?
my car is also 5-speed and has t-tops from the factory. and it's not teal, haha :P
I'd rather have disc rear myself, better stopping capabilities.
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Originally posted by Mark A Shields
I sent some resentment, I don't think Klayburn meant it as an attack.
I'd rather have disc rear myself, better stopping capabilities.
I sent some resentment, I don't think Klayburn meant it as an attack.
I'd rather have disc rear myself, better stopping capabilities.
klayburn has an awesome car i love it... me and him just playfight with each other all the time :P
i rather have discs too, but i don't mind drums.
Originally posted by vortech305
It is actually bad to leave your car on jackstands for long periods of time, Your unibody isnt meant to support the weight of the vehicle, its the tires along with the suspension. Your best bet is to get a set of old tires and rims.
n/m
It is actually bad to leave your car on jackstands for long periods of time, Your unibody isnt meant to support the weight of the vehicle, its the tires along with the suspension. Your best bet is to get a set of old tires and rims.
n/m
Trust me, I'm a senior Mechanical Engineer, and I use the crap I learned in my statics class freshman year often.
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