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gguerrerokalak

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here's mine.
 

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kellen

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Jeep Fo'Life or at least until I'm done with college :)
The pictures were taken with my 3GS

Love the Jeep. I inherited my parents old 89 Cherokee when I was in college and it made me a fan. Currently have a 2000 and love it. Perfect size for running errands, carrying people and cargo. Don't think I will ever get rid of it. Cheap to work on and in my experience they have been damn reliable due to the 4.0 and the 231 t-case. During our blizzard it was unstoppable with 4 studded snow tires.

I had a grand inbetween that I racked up 282,000 miles on until it was time to retire it.
 

sycho

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Oct 7, 2006
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Here is a long exposure of Jorge and I. I removed the reverse rake he had and now he looks even.


edit, and another photo with my friend's TDI in 4x4 mode and some random stock Jetta we found.
 

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fuzzielitlpanda

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Mar 24, 2008
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Gotta love the NSX :D I rarely see any around here so I go nuts whenever I see one haha. I'm hoping to repaint my car soon too (bit of hail damage :( ).
Heres an older pic. Been beating the hell out of it since 05 and it still runs like a champ...still looking for an engine swap though :D

Very nice always like to see another RSX owner on the board =). My car used to look exactly like yours, but I did a few upgrades since then:

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This is the most recent picture I have. It was in the process of getting detailed, hence the blue painters tape.
 

tandersn9

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Love the Jeep. I inherited my parents old 89 Cherokee when I was in college and it made me a fan. Currently have a 2000 and love it. Perfect size for running errands, carrying people and cargo. Don't think I will ever get rid of it. Cheap to work on and in my experience they have been damn reliable due to the 4.0 and the 231 t-case. During our blizzard it was unstoppable with 4 studded snow tires.

I had a grand inbetween that I racked up 282,000 miles on until it was time to retire it.

Yeah they are pretty great, not a a huge fan of "massive" SUVs so it works perfectly, it's nimble enough to be taken on trails not to mention the cherokee body design is simply timeless :D.

Do you do any off roading with yours?
 

RITZFit

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Just around the river bend
Very nice always like to see another RSX owner on the board =). My car used to look exactly like yours, but I did a few upgrades since then:

This is the most recent picture I have. It was in the process of getting detailed, hence the blue painters tape.

looking good, thats pretty much the look I'm going for now haha. what are you lowered on?
 

kellen

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Aug 11, 2006
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Yeah they are pretty great, not a a huge fan of "massive" SUVs so it works perfectly, it's nimble enough to be taken on trails not to mention the cherokee body design is simply timeless :D.

Do you do any off roading with yours?

Nope, only car and I just moved to a condo, so that means no wrenching on my car. I almost put a 2" OME lift on it just because it supposed to handle a little better, but then gas prices went crazy and I didn't want to spend 1200 to get less MPG.
 

tandersn9

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Nope, only car and I just moved to a condo, so that means no wrenching on my car. I almost put a 2" OME lift on it just because it supposed to handle a little better, but then gas prices went crazy and I didn't want to spend 1200 to get less MPG.

1200 bucks ?? :eek: I hope that was including labor!

I'm debating whether or not to use my tax return to lift mine 3 or 3.5 inches, decisions decisions
 

kellen

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Aug 11, 2006
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1200 bucks ?? :eek: I hope that was including labor!

I'm debating whether or not to use my tax return to lift mine 3 or 3.5 inches, decisions decisions

Old Man Emu lift, full suspension kit. ~800 for full leafs, shocks, brake lines, springs. Maybe it was 3", plus some for a t-case drop and you can get up there quick. It was including labor as well.

It sits fine now. I just got a cruise kit from a different forum. How can a car made in 2000 not have cruise?
 

radiantm3

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Oct 16, 2005
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San Jose, CA
Mostly new photos, but added a few older ones for the sake of being comprehensive. Fun car, but there's a small chance I might be moving on soon so definitely not going to put another penny into this car.

Few from my latest shoot:

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In motion:

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Interior:

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Engine Bay:

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It's a 2009 135i 6-speed manual with a bunch of stuff. :)
 

radiantm3

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Oct 16, 2005
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San Jose, CA
If he likes moding, then something with a Small Block V8 would be ideal. Those things respond to mods like nothing else...... ;)

Not a fan of American cars...aside from a Z06 or Ford GT. :p But corvettes are too big and wide for me. I like cars that can be parked into smaller spaces, especially being a daily driver. And as fast and great performing the CTS-V is, I honestly think it's one of the ugliest cars on the road. I can't stand caddy styling. But as I said, I've never really been a fan of American car designs. I can appreciate the beauty of the classics, but the new stuff is just meh. American cars are all about being big and having lots of chrome accents. I can't stand chrome on cars (as you can tell from my car). :)
 

SpookTheHamster

macrumors 65816
Nov 7, 2004
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London
Just bought this, I'll be picking it up next weekend after I hand in my dissertation. I can't wait to have one again!
 

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Sweetfeld28

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Buckeye Country, O-H
@radiantm3

Nice bimmer! I love the Black with Red pin striped wheels. Let me know when your ready to sell... cheap. :D

Seriously, though. I think this will be my next purchase, sometime in the not-so distant future.
 

tandersn9

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Jul 27, 2009
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Old Man Emu lift, full suspension kit. ~800 for full leafs, shocks, brake lines, springs. Maybe it was 3", plus some for a t-case drop and you can get up there quick. It was including labor as well.

It sits fine now. I just got a cruise kit from a different forum. How can a car made in 2000 not have cruise?

wow those old man emu lifts are expensive, I just checked them out $755 for a 1.5in, granted it does come with leaf springs, but I think i've seen them from rubicon express way less than that. Old man emu lifts must have higher quality parts.

That's a good idea, my mine doesn't have cruise control either. How was it to install?
 

quagmire

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Not a fan of American cars...aside from a Z06 or Ford GT. :p But corvettes are too big and wide for me. I like cars that can be parked into smaller spaces, especially being a daily driver. And as fast and great performing the CTS-V is, I honestly think it's one of the ugliest cars on the road. I can't stand caddy styling. But as I said, I've never really been a fan of American car designs. I can appreciate the beauty of the classics, but the new stuff is just meh. American cars are all about being big and having lots of chrome accents. I can't stand chrome on cars (as you can tell from my car). :)

Easy solution then.

Buy a vehicle( like the E92) that can fit a V8 in the engine bay. And then swap in the LS3. :) Didn't say it had to be a GM vehicle, just a Small Block V8. ;)
 

Transporteur

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Nov 30, 2008
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Easy solution then.

Buy a vehicle( like the E92) that can fit a V8 in the engine bay. And then swap in the LS3. :) Didn't say it had to be a GM vehicle, just a Small Block V8. ;)

You can actually buy such a thing.

Hartge (german BMW tuner) 150i. 5L V8, 450HP engine from the M5 series.
 
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