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CLEsonny's Build Thread
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This came in the mail today. Ordered it Friday and it arrived today. 2 business days with standard ground shipping. One of my boxes was pretty damaged because of UPS, but the contents were packaged very well - nothing was damaged. My management was shipped out today because they were restocking 1/4" lines.
I ended up going with:
Autopilot V2 management
Airlift Slam Series fronts
Bilstein rear shocks
4 gallon raw tank
1/4" lines
444CC compressor w/ a water trap
I will build the trunk setup this weekend. I'm planning to keep the spare and building a false floor.
Next Saturday, I'll have access to a lift and install the rest.
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I ended up going with:
Autopilot V2 management
Airlift Slam Series fronts
Bilstein rear shocks
4 gallon raw tank
1/4" lines
444CC compressor w/ a water trap
I will build the trunk setup this weekend. I'm planning to keep the spare and building a false floor.
Next Saturday, I'll have access to a lift and install the rest.
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I totally got the idea from "*****2.0t" - he has a photo there in his build thread. I took these with a Canon EOS Digital Rebel XT that we had laying around the house. I gotta figure out how to use it.
Hahahaha, I just seen this and thought "he stole my idea." And then I scrolled down. Good photos!
It came out perfect, IMO. I can't tell that it was hit.
Quality of work - very good
Calling/returning phone calls - meh
They did clean the whole inside and out of my car when I got it back. I got a crappy Impala as a rental. I tried getting the Jetta that was just turned in, but he wasn't having it.
clownish
just clowning around
I'm seriously considering a 09 Chevy SS as a daily and winter beater.... Whatcha think? I've never had an American car before.
Please reconsider your options. The car was very bland, IMO. I'd rather get an older Subaru/Japanese car or a TDI.
clownish
just clowning around
I've never actually driven one so I guess that may be true. I mean, my default is to get an Accord or Camry that will last forever to replace my old 2003 v6 Camry that only had 45k or 55k mi on it. I don't even remember since it's been so long.
I just want something not so plebeian, I don't really care about and I can drive it without thinking. I figured the v8 would be a little fun despite the aging auto transmission - and easy to swap to MT given it's an American car with an abundance of spare parts available.
Thought about leasing a 100-
200/mo new car like a Civic or Sonata or Jetta but then I feel like it's money down the drain. I don't know...