My LS pics
03-10-02, 12:24 PM
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My LS pics
I got my website up, you can check out car my LS pics, under the "My Car' section.
www.ldvg.com
www.ldvg.com
03-10-02, 07:10 PM
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You have same interior as mine. Nice car! I will post some new pics of my subs today or tomorrow...I already have them mounted to my rear deck and have the pics already.
Your leather is in great condition too...mine is a lil worse but I might change that out soon enough.
Your leather is in great condition too...mine is a lil worse but I might change that out soon enough.
03-12-02, 02:43 PM
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Warning tho, you will mess up your car doing this...
easy, turn on ECT. Put the tans in 2. Not LOW, push the brake pedal down about halfway to where the car wont lurch when you hit the gas, and rev rev rev! Push the gas down until you feel the tires griding, then give it a little more until it's just spinning, in about 15 seconds the tires will smoke like in that pic. You can let up on the brake lightly if you feel the wheels aren't moving.
It's too bad because that picture was taken too early. I literally had the whole street filled with smoke, you couldn't see very far. My car smelled of burnt rubber for a couple days.
BUT, when you burn out and power brake, you put ALOT of stress on the driveshaft and transmission. I regret doing this in my car! If you keep doing it, you will feel how much less the car felt like it before you starting burning out... ;-)
easy, turn on ECT. Put the tans in 2. Not LOW, push the brake pedal down about halfway to where the car wont lurch when you hit the gas, and rev rev rev! Push the gas down until you feel the tires griding, then give it a little more until it's just spinning, in about 15 seconds the tires will smoke like in that pic. You can let up on the brake lightly if you feel the wheels aren't moving.
It's too bad because that picture was taken too early. I literally had the whole street filled with smoke, you couldn't see very far. My car smelled of burnt rubber for a couple days.
BUT, when you burn out and power brake, you put ALOT of stress on the driveshaft and transmission. I regret doing this in my car! If you keep doing it, you will feel how much less the car felt like it before you starting burning out... ;-)
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