Recent content by PrinceValorum

How you not gonna post a pic of that sexy exhaust, mang?

I heard that... Also, your 6 sounds pretty gnarly. (2thumbs)

Yeah, Bill said it helped braking considerably as well. Think, more [effective] weight in the rear, you can apply more rear bias before it will lock up. Rear locking up before the front = very tight butt hole. He also had a splitter in the front, though.

Lol it's like as tall as the roof! Engineer your own shark fins like the Evo for the top of the rear window to help the wing!

Thank you. I keep telling myself I will eventually replace the lines on my truck, but we know how that goes... Yeah, you could probably part out the non-ruined parts and come out in the black. I would, but I think that's definitely going to be too big for me. Older cars and their small...

Now I know who to contact if I need odd sized hardware! The oil pan brace is a cool idea. I never even thought about that, but it seems like that could come into play at crazy power levels with a modular "block" like that.

That shot comparing them to the stockers says it all! (boom04)

Dang, that Miara really caught my eye..

Oh, that sounds awesome. I'd be down for more info on that. Anything that doesn't rust is a grail item in my book.

That's how my friend's 4Runner is, too. I don't know what the advantage is.

I don't even know what someone would have to pay me to do that. I ran one from my passenger wheel well to the proportioning valve whatever on the firewall and even something that "simple" and "easy" wasn't. I think I paid around $300 to have my two rear lines replaced when one blew. So worth...

So cool. Making parts yourself gives you a boss feeling like nothing else.

Those odd sized hardware pieces can be difficult to find, as I found, unless you want to buy titanium fasteners, which seem to come in about every size you can want.

What do race cars do? Does Lexan not fog up? Anti-fog solution on the windows? I know the anti-fog drops don't work that well for dive masks, but oddly enough, spitting on them does. I think it would take a while to spit on all the interior windows to the point where they wouldn't fog up, lol.

I've seen that style before a while ago. That's old news!