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OK........gonna try this again.....here goes.........
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Edit your post and change the URL to IMG and it should work like I did below.
Originally Posted by New C5 Owner
OK........gonna try this again.....here goes.........
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Very nice...if you want to hear honest opinions then here's mine:
1. Remove the BSM (body side moldings) as soon as possible.
2. Lower it as far as possible (at least as far as stock bolts will allow.)
3. Get yourself (at least) a catback exhaust upgrade so you can actually hear the ponies gallop.
4. In combination with #3 and if it's still stock, upgrade the air intake to a less restrictive system so she can breathe.
#1 & #2 are of course personal taste but #3 & #4 are must do's.
Just my opinions, you did say " Let me know what you guys think of it".
Best of luck with her...welcome to the brotherhood and I wish you miles of smiles!
1. Remove the BSM (body side moldings) as soon as possible.
2. Lower it as far as possible (at least as far as stock bolts will allow.)
3. Get yourself (at least) a catback exhaust upgrade so you can actually hear the ponies gallop.
4. In combination with #3 and if it's still stock, upgrade the air intake to a less restrictive system so she can breathe.
#1 & #2 are of course personal taste but #3 & #4 are must do's.
Just my opinions, you did say " Let me know what you guys think of it".
Best of luck with her...welcome to the brotherhood and I wish you miles of smiles!
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Originally Posted by dajael
Very nice...if you want to hear honest opinions then here's mine:
1. Remove the BSM (body side moldings) as soon as possible.
2. Lower it as far as possible (at least as far as stock bolts will allow.)
3. Get yourself (at least) a catback exhaust upgrade so you can actually hear the ponies gallop.
4. In combination with #3 and if it's still stock, upgrade the air intake to a less restrictive system so she can breathe.
#1 & #2 are of course personal taste but #3 & #4 are must do's.
Just my opinions, you did say " Let me know what you guys think of it".
Best of luck with her...welcome to the brotherhood and I wish you miles of smiles!
1. Remove the BSM (body side moldings) as soon as possible.
2. Lower it as far as possible (at least as far as stock bolts will allow.)
3. Get yourself (at least) a catback exhaust upgrade so you can actually hear the ponies gallop.
4. In combination with #3 and if it's still stock, upgrade the air intake to a less restrictive system so she can breathe.
#1 & #2 are of course personal taste but #3 & #4 are must do's.
Just my opinions, you did say " Let me know what you guys think of it".
Best of luck with her...welcome to the brotherhood and I wish you miles of smiles!
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Originally Posted by Glennm27
#1 might not be a good idea on a 10 year old car.
Congrats on your awesome new ride
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Great looking car - Stephen! You sure can't tell that were looking at a 10 year old car! May you have miles and miles of smiles with it!
I have a '98 with 56,000 miles - and I love it! I wouldn't trade it for a new one!
I have a '98 with 56,000 miles - and I love it! I wouldn't trade it for a new one!