how do i post a pic i have a digi camera and want to put my ride on this

 

Attomica, is that stock paint on your car?!? SHINY!!

 

Load the pic onto your computer. Then find a picture hosting website. I use www.imagestation.com to host my pics...

 

Here you go (very clean vert btw):

 

Show off your car thread? OKAY!!!

 

Heres mine with Omochi:

 

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Here's my baby

 

Here's my baby

 

the gray ghost

 

rx7 addict, wormies, driv300 niiiice....blackr1..umm nice cement driveway

 

Wormiez

what kind of wheels are on your car?

 

Yeah, it's all original, except for the wheels, of course. I think my tranny might be on its way out though, but I'll nurse it along until she needs to go to the hospital (shop) for surgery (service).

For those who asked, the cold air box on my car is one of my (actually, my brother's) own design and construction. I've sent a lot of template sets to people all over the U.S. and Canada, but haven't really heard any feedback regarding if it was helpful or not.

I just rub the plastic down with Turtle Wax's equivalent of Armor All (I don't remember the name...it's in a neon green bottle, though) and then go back over it with a dry cloth.

As far as welding vs. rivets, I think welding would be great. I would've done it that way if I'd had the tools and experience. If you have those, I might be jealous of your air box. If not, rivet guns are cheap ($12-$20), they're easy to use, and rivetted joints are strong. Plus, you won't use it just for this project. If you're thinking of bonding the box together with epoxy, I think you might reconsider. Epoxy is a bit harder to work with in this kind of application, it takes a long time to cure and clean-up is a bitch.

C'mon guys (and gals)...give us pics of your glorious FCs!

 

 

HOLY SHIZZLE That is a lot of blue! Must be fast eh?

Attomica, I can't believe that is stock paint! What kind of wax do you use?

 

eViLRotor
Whats your estimated number on that with mods?
Very nice car!

 

I know there are better waxes out there, but I've had good luck (as you can tell ) with Meguiar's products. When I'm gonna do a complete detailing, I use their Gold Class Car Soap and then I normally use their polish followed with their Yellow Wax. My paint is starting to show its age now, so about every third wax job, I use their Cleaner/Wax. It cuts oxidation really well and emphasizes the shine. Also, I use a Craftsman 10 inch random orbital buffer. It cuts the waxing/buffing time in easily in half and seems to do a better job on top of that. Everyone should have one of these. They're only $40 and come with a case and whole bunch of bonnets.

 

Damn eViLRotor...very, very nice ride! If mine weren't already gorgeous, I'd be jealous.

 

Actually, only yellow adds HP
But yes, the car is fast.

At the moment 308 rwhp and 265 ft-lbs on a Mustang Dyno. Will be tweaking the fuel and ignition maps soon. I'm expecting close to 400 rwhp at 15 psi

Dude, you have a pretty damm nice ride yourself . Thanks for the compliment

 

ok i never posted pics before so let me know what you think, this is how she looked but is getting all redone right now

 

sorry its not workin

 

Yeah, I don't know what the hell the problem is here. Keep trying...we want to see your car.

 

Sounds like you know your care products Attomica, My paint doesn't look too shiny so I'm gonna look into it... hmm

 

The primer helps camouflage the car-- urban camo scheme

 

primered imports....dammit boy, thats country