Went over to a buddy's house today and washed the cars for a little Sunday adventure to spice things up a bit. When we were taking the pics on the country road a guy drove up on his ATV, and when he saw that we were taking pictures of our cars he looked perplexed. I told him it was the cool thing for people to take pictures of their cars and post them on the internet. He laughed and drove off.

I installed Eibach (EDIT: pro-kit!) springs and the tubular BMR adjustable panhard rod yesterday...I'm happy with their performance. Car wasn't dropped too much after losing the 18 year old saggy springs. Still need to weld in the LCA brackets.

The Firebird is my friend's '02 5-speed V6 base model.

Enjoy.

-AJ

 

looks nice, some people don't understand progress pics. Here is a pic of my iroc with eibachs below

 

 

Looks nice...I yearn for the day when my paint shines like that WITHOUT me having waxed it 10 minutes earlier. Soon, soon.

Thanks for the reply!

-AJ

 

looks very nice, adam jones: what size tires do u have? i have the sportline springs and im very happy with em the best ride and handling!

heres a couple pics:

 

SLP IROC-Z - Whoa, that T-Bird is a little too close to the IROC, I hope it doesn't catch anything...lol.

 

I need to be taught how to post multiple pics like that into one post.... Anyone want to explain?

 

Yeah just go to car domain and start a free acccount then upload your pics to your page then click properties while your pic is open and copy the url then paste it onto the reply and use [img] before the link and [/img] after the link, or just go to the vb code help links when you reply to a message, do you need more info
Sean

 

You know how to post a pic in your sig file, right? The little IMG tags on either side of the URL make the forum look for that http://URL.jpg that you put in between the IMG tags. Post multiple tags around multiple URLs and viola! Multiple images!

 

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