do you have a car?

[NewCents05]

Heyyo,

Basic modding (well, more on the restoring end..) but it turned out nice man. Those steps I think make the truck look much more up to date. I don't see why cents thinks the wheels don't look ok on your truck.. maybe he's just used to seeing those ones that spin. Personally, I find those to be a waste of cash. I'd rather get decently priced but nice rims, and spend that extra money on other upgrades. I also love how it's a Chevy, cause I'mma Chev fan and I just got my truck, a 1993 Chevy 1500 Series extended cab.. might get pics inna month, but of course I won't make it look nice cause I'll be spending my money on my Stingray.

spinning rims are the most pointless things ive ever seen. that kind of money could be used better. but i dont really like the chrome wheel cover its just my opinion. i usually prefer the stock wheels anyway

 

[ThE_MarD]

spinning rims are the most pointless things ive ever seen. that kind of money could be used better. but i dont really like the chrome wheel cover its just my opinion. i usually prefer the stock wheels anyway

Heyyo,

Yeah, I love the stock rims on my car, they're nice, and since it's old skool it even has beauty rings for em' and those rock.

Btw, pc load letter, lol.. I've seen that at work. Ah yes work, I love my office space eh?

 

[RadRacer]

well, the rims on ym truck are pretty crappy looking. Rusted somewhat and are in a definite need of a paintjob if I were to remove the wheel covers. Like I said, I will be selling this truck soon, so I just wanted something half-way decent looking. Trust me, it looks alot better with those $20 wheel covers than it did without them

 

[NewCents05]

well those stock rims looks pretty decent looking just give them a good wash and i think that would look niiiice

 

[RadRacer]

Alot of sanding and some painting and I might be abel to save those rims, but I'm not sure. I would like to have those instead of the wheel covers, but I don't really feel like putting that much work into it just to sell it.

 

[homerj14]

Nissan 300zx

 

[Simon]

Nissan 300zx

Nice, got a pic?

 

[Disillusion]

I own two Mustangs. One is a 1965, which I have converted to a mildly modded 5.0 liter with all of the fuel injection and a 5-speed tranny. I want to take it to the strip, but I can't get any **** traction with it yet.

The other is just my daily driver Fox body Mustang. It's got a 5.0 and a 5-speed.

 

[Jayce]

1993 Pontiac Grand Am GT, 3.3l 6 cylinder automatic.

Everything is stock because quite frankly, unlike most people I realize that the vehicle I drive isn't worth enough to justify upgrading it. The only thing I changed is really the stereo system, which is currently a Tsunami DB1100 @ 2 ohm/650 RMS on an RE SE 15 sealed. In a few more days whenever I get off my ass to make the new sub box, I'll have a new sub box that will house a pair of Alpine Type R 12s ('05 model) with the Tsunami DB1100 dropping to 1 ohm for a 1,100 RMS load. Luckily with stereo systems, unless you have no idea what you're doing, taking it out and putting it in a new car is a matter of an hour's time to accomplish... hence the reason I didn't hesitate to put it in.

 

[mac_mogul]

I realize that the vehicle I drive isn't worth enough to justify upgrading it.

Every car is worth upgrading IMHO. A simple K&N Air filter would give you at least 10hp and increase your fuel economy by 15%. Those only run about $40 and are a worthy upgrade for any car Also, you can spend $70 bucks and upgrade to a synthetic motor oil that'll increase your engine response, power, and economy all at once And on a car that age, a $5 fuel additive for engine cleaning would bump up your acceleration and economy.

Together, these upgrades could get you a good 20hp that would ultimately cost you less than it did for audio parts, and would take you even less time to do them
(not to mention the fact that these upgrades will increase your car's fuel efficiency, and with gas prices on the move, thats a good thing )