how many people from texas do we have on here...come on ya'll(sarcasim)...represent the lone star state...lol....
for the texans
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o yeah sorry...college station...lol
I used to live in texas, my whole family is still there in Cambell. I used to live in Sulpher Springs and my parents and I lived in Round Rock for a bit. Got married, now I'm in the frozen state of Iowa. Wish I was still there.
San Antonio here... "REPREZENT, w00t!!!"
texas weather sucks.
texas weather sucks.
In a van down by the TRINITY RIVER.
Arlington
Arlington
Yo, I'm totally new here. I'm in Lewisville and I'm new to tuning I just bought my car a week ago paid cash and I'm looking to mod it already. I'm gonna need help and the first obvious thing I'm gonna need is a cold air intake and exhaust but what next, I've got a '99 dx 2 door stock and I'm wanting to kinda go into this car as a sleeper nothing really extravigant on the car, no loud belchy ricey exhaust, decent rims not to flashy, but I want this car to kick my head back when I push the long pedal to the floor. Anyone wanna teach a kid how to do the work?
Corsicana, TX here... about 15minutes of AzTec (even though I've never met him)mesiah said:
I was like you once... young... didn't know anything about cars... eager to learn... I started out with an 89 CRX DX though.... and 4 years later, look at me now... doing engine swaps... all my own performance work and even body work on my car (91 Civic hatchback DX). I'm even thinking of opening up my own shop here in the next few years... All you gotta do though is learn to listen (to the right people). I don't know it all, but nobody ever stops learning.
My NUMBER ONE SUGGESTION would be, invest in a Helms shop manual for your car! They are the same ones that honda dealerships use when working on your car and show EVERYTHING! I've got one for my car, and one for my engine...
Get them at,
www.helminc.com
Me Me Me and Me again. Representin' north dallas,,,,
san antonio here...