I've been tinkering with cars long enough and decided to treat myself to a little toy to make my hobby easier. Thinking about having a meet maybe work on some Ohio3S cars if its something small and having a cookout. I'll post up dates when the time comes. If any local guys want some help with some exhaust or driveshaft work I'd be happy to help out with this. Looking forward to seeing some of you guys this year
__________________
Current cars: 94 SL-AWD DR800s, 95 VR4 DR800s DD, 94 Stealth, 92 TT
Past cars: 93TT-Parted, 92TT-Parted, 94NA-Parted, 95TT-Parted, 93SL-Parted, 94 VR4-Parted, 95 Spyder-Sold, 91VR4-Sold, 91VR4-Sold 95 VR-4-Totaled, 94 RT/TT-Sold, 94 SL-Sold, 96 SL-Sold, 96 RT-Sold, 94 SL-Sold, 93TT-Sold, 99 NA-Sold, 93TT-Parted STEALTHS ARE LIKE A TWIN BROTHER, GOOD FOR PARTS!!
Quote:
Originally Posted by VR-4Madness
To do an awd tt coversion with a new engine costs a lil over 20 g's to do it right, i almost did it. You would have to know cars like the back of your hand to be able to do all of that yourself. Why do you think only a few people have done it?
Last edited by MK_94_3000GT; 02-02-2013 at 10:54 PM.
awesome lift there, how tall is the garage? my rafters are at 11 feet hopefully to clear a similar lift one day. Been wanting one of those for quite a while now.
man that's nice, wish I had a garage to work on my car.
Thanks
Quote:
Originally Posted by Lord Warlock
awesome lift there, how tall is the garage? my rafters are at 11 feet hopefully to clear a similar lift one day. Been wanting one of those for quite a while now.
I forget how tall they are the lift is really freaking tall
Quote:
Originally Posted by speedy25
So what brand lift is that and where did you get it?
I may get one this year too now that I have a steady day job.
-SP
It's an older challenger lift, it's a 9000 lb lift. I bought it off a company that installs lifts and takes them in on trade when shops upgrade.
I wouldn't mind having a toy like that but then again i have been laying on my back for so many years I probably would have to have someone train me in how to work it.
I wouldn't mind having a toy like that but then again i have been laying on my back for so many years I probably would have to have someone train me in how to work it.
Nah you get use to it pretty quickly. Makes life way better. Especially exhaust and driveshaft work. I might be in touch soon about some parts
I wouldn't mind having a toy like that but then again i have been laying on my back for so many years I probably would have to have someone train me in how to work it.
Haha. I think you would have to build a bigger garage first.
I had a great time visiting T a few years back. I helped make his garage a little tidier.
I grew up in an apartment above my parent's new and used auto parts store with lifts, brake lathe, planer, valve job tools, press etc. The works. Sure hated it when I moved out. First time I had to pull a trans, I was pissed.
For some reason, i can't see the pics
__________________
Quote:
"I never knew I could drive like that. I was going faster than I've ever gone before, and yet, it all seemed to be happening in slow motion. I was seeing three and four moves ahead, weaving in and out of lanes like an Olympic skier on a gold medal run. I knew I was challenging the very laws of physics."
The AutoGuide.com network consists of the largest network of enthusiast-owned enthusiast-operated automotive communities.
AutoGuide.com provides the latest car reviews, auto show coverage, new car prices, and automotive news. The AutoGuide network operates more than 100 automotive forums where our users consult peers for shopping information and advice, and share opinions as a community.
Got myself a new toy!
Re: Got myself a new toy!
