i just got my camera in the mail today, so i took a few quick pics of my car. it hasnt been washed too recently, so ill try to wash it and get some real pics tomorrow. also got a short little movie of revving my engine. i really dont have much performance wise, but cai within the next few days will improve performance a little and sound.

Engine Rev

EDIT: forgot to say that the pics are in my profile >>.

This post has been edited by rocky2006: May 26, 2005 - 10:23 PM

Nice pics, like the muffler >> for some reason the movie wont work >>

Yeah the linky doesn't work for me either.
Nice pics and nice ride. I guess I'll be the first to say it....."all you need to do now is lower it". hehe >>

I wish they had the RS5's in gunmetal, if they did I woulda gotten them back then.

damn, link doesnt work. ill get on it now.

EDIT: link should now be working. hosting on new server now.

This post has been edited by rocky2006: May 26, 2005 - 10:24 PM

i dont think ill be lowering it. there are some nasty dips on the entrance/exit of my school parking lot that im scared to take too fast even without it lowered. id bottom out if i lowered it. my school is in the middle of a bad area, so i dont want to park off the fenced in parking lot.

Good point.... but here's my advice.. if u really wanna lower it..... go to those spots dip into the hole and see how much clearance u have and all that, then take one inch off the front and 1.4" in the back for the tein s-tech springs and see how close ur cuttin it

you have the drops mixed up i think, but thats a good idea. im out of school now, and the gates are locked, so i cant see how much clearance i have until august >>.

nice choice of rims...car looks great


lower it and it will be really clean ride!

your celi looks clean. nice rims. love the blue leds for climate control.. i wanna do that to mine too but i'm an idiot when it comes to electrical stuff lol..

the LED's arent hard at all. once you get to the circuit board, take the plastic covers off that are around the LED's. pick a LED, touch the soldering gun to one LED tail to liquidify the solder, and at the same time pull that tail out of the board. do the same to the other tail of the LED and it should be completely out. now work backwards heating up the solder on the board and put one tail of the new led in at a time. you may need some more solder, and you have to make sure you get the polarity right. once youre finished youll think it was way easier than you imagined. thanks for the good replies. ill get some more pics hosted soon and put a link in my profile.