Pictures of your beloved cars

[Throttle]

Originally posted by Skunk@Feb 19 2006, 05:09 PM

erm....the grille looks too fierce to be cute

 

*skunk scared scared run away*

This car looks cute no matter how fierce becos of its body lines and shape

 

Perhaps I should say fiercely cute or cutely fierce.

 

 

[Skunk]

Originally posted by Throttle@Feb 21 2006, 07:58 PM

This car looks cute no matter how fierce becos of its body lines and shape

 

Perhaps I should say fiercely cute or cutely fierce.

 

 

muahahaha your england really power keke

[rhema83]

Here is my ride, '03 US-spec Galant ES with optional OEM 16" alloy wheels. It has a stupid American-spec 2.4 liter (SOHC, what the...!) inline-4 engine that makes only 140 horses. But it has plenty of low-mid-range torque and uses 92-octane (they call that 87 in USA), so I'm not complaining.

 

EDITED

 

http://www.people.cornell.edu/pages/ml362/photos/g_insnow.jpg

[Skunk]

Originally posted by rhema83@Feb 26 2006, 03:13 AM

Here is my ride, '03 US-spec Galant ES with optional OEM 16" alloy wheels. It has a stupid American-spec 2.4 liter (SOHC, what the hell) inline-4 engine that makes only 150 horses. But it has plenty of low-mid-range torque and uses 87-octane, so I'm not complaining.

 

A smaller pic (and without the snow) of my car is in my signature.

cool car....i also like Mit Galant.....but in s'pore i've only seen the VR and VR-G

[Throttle]

Hey Rhema, it's been a while my friend.

[Throttle]

i used my own car for my wedding and even drove myself and my bride...heh heh

I felt that it is more meaning full to use one's own car.

Edited June 3, 2011 by Throttle

[Skunk]

Originally posted by Throttle@Feb 26 2006, 12:38 PM

i used my own car for my wedding and even drove myself and my bride...heh heh

I felt that it is more meaning full to use one's own car.

 

im also planning to do the same for my own wedding end of this year....but my car is black, abit not as auspicious as your bright BMW....also not as ancient as your car, scarly breakdown on that day

 

my brothers will be riding convoy kekeke

[Throttle]

here's the SL280 that I really like but have never owned....

Edited June 3, 2011 by Throttle

[rhema83]

Throttle, it's good to hear from you. Beautiful bride, cool ride - what more could you ask for?

 

Anyway I just updated my signature pic. It was taken in Canada last weekend when I was there to visit my girlfriend (exchange student there).

 

I uploaded the pic I attached previously to my school server so you should be able to see it in the main screen. That's my car in the parking lot right beneath my apartment block. It was a lot of snow.

 

Originally posted by Skunk@Feb 25 2006, 09:18 PM

cool car....i also like Mit Galant.....but in s'pore i've only seen the VR and VR-G

I would say that it's a handsome car (ditto to Throttle). But it is lacking in power, or should I say it's overweight? It has 3100lbs curb weight, which is 1400kg. That is a lot of metal for 140 horses to pull.

 

Power: 104 kW , 140 HP SAE @ 5,500 rpm; 155 ft lb , 210 Nm @ 4,000 rpm

 

I have been thinking of stiffer springs and gas struts / shocks. In stock form, the car is comfortable (especially with the Goodyear Comfortred tires) but it rolls too much in corners, and understeers noticably.

[Vtec1605198534]

My honda pig

 

http://img60.imageshack.us/img60/9156/14nm.jpg

[Throttle]

good that you are enjoying yourself Rhema.

 

What a polish job Vtec! mirror shine...way cool...

[spikedoll]

so many exotic nice rides u guys have it here!!

 

here is my old civic and current ride

 

 

http://img82.imageshack.us/img82/2041/eg50ug.th.jpg

 

http://img96.imageshack.us/img96/8626/cimg13371ly.th.jpg

 

http://img135.imageshack.us/img135/8140/cimg13417np.th.jpg

 

http://img126.imageshack.us/img126/7136/cimg13387vh.th.jpg

[senate747]

Originally posted by [V]tec@Feb 28 2006, 12:36 PM

My honda pig

 

http://img60.imageshack.us/img60/9156/14nm.jpg

bro, u wax only or did u use PPS? so shiny

[Throttle]

he use Zaino, i think...

 

FYI, how shiny or reflective the waxing can be on a car depends on the color as well.

 

The most solid one is of course black...not just simple black but true jet black.

Just like Vtec's ride color.

 

Wait til you see it at night under the skylight!

[senate747]

that's y u driving a blackie as well lah

[betellyou999]

http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a254/gate999/blackss.jpg

[Vtec1605198534]

Originally posted by senate747@Mar 5 2006, 03:18 PM

bro, u wax only or did u use PPS? so shiny

i m using optimum products with a dual action machine.....after tat i seal the shine with optimum car wax....

[Throttle]

Originally posted by betellyou999@Mar 6 2006, 01:35 PM

http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a254/gate999/blackss.jpg

Hmm, whats this, looks like a pontiac.

 

I'm quite sure it's american though. plse correct me if wrong

[senate747]

Originally posted by [V

tec,Mar 6 2006, 02:12 PM] i m using optimum products with a dual action machine.....after tat i seal the shine with optimum car wax....

pardon me but care to explain on the dual action machine. is it a car shampoo or others? i'm quite interested in getting it as well.

[Vtec1605198534]

Originally posted by senate747@Mar 6 2006, 03:01 PM

pardon me but care to explain on the dual action machine. is it a car shampoo or others? i'm quite interested in getting it as well.

Electric polishers used to be reserved for skilled detailing professionals. But with more and more enthusiasts wanting to pamper their vehicles themselves, polishers have become a prominent tool in garages everywhere. Manufacturers took the hint and improved the traditional design of polishers to make them more user-friendly. The result is today’s dual-action polishers.

 

Polishers come in two varieties: orbital and dual action. Orbital polishers have a rotating pad that polishes as the user moves the machine over the surface of the vehicle. These polishers require the user to keep moving so that heat generated by the pad does not burn the paint. Used properly, orbital polishers are very effective and give the user a lot of control over the outcome of the polish.

 

 

Dual action polishers are excellent for enthusiasts and detailing novices. These polishers rotate the pad like an orbital polisher, and they move the pad back and forth. The dual motion means that the polisher does not stay in one spot. You might even say it propels itself. This prevents burning the paint. A dual action polisher is ideal for people who are new to mechanical detailing, or just don’t want to risk it.

 

And a dual-action polisher like the Porter Cable 7424 and the Makita BO6040 enhance the performance of many rubbing compounds by providing twice the rubbing action. These polishers attack scratches from all sides without the user doing extra work. This multidirectional motion also enhances the results of buffing pads by moving in a faster and more consistent motion that you could by hand.

[Throttle]

any more pics? flow then here, people!

[Demon]

Originally posted by betellyou999@Mar 6 2006, 01:35 PM

http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a254/gate999/blackss.jpg

that's a chevy camaro

 

 

[desert]

Originally posted by spikedoll@Mar 5 2006, 02:43 PM

so many exotic nice rides u guys have it here!!

 

here is my old civic and current ride

 

 

http://img82.imageshack.us/img82/2041/eg50ug.th.jpg

 

http://img96.imageshack.us/img96/8626/cimg13371ly.th.jpg

 

http://img135.imageshack.us/img135/8140/cimg13417np.th.jpg

 

http://img126.imageshack.us/img126/7136/cimg13387vh.th.jpg

nice ride u haf there

din expect to see u here as well :bouncefire: :sweat:

btw u noe who i am rite ...no need to intro hor

[Skunk]

went "off-road" to the beach for fishing keke

[who_noe]

Originally posted by spy622@Feb 15 2006, 11:03 AM

wah ur turtle got rear wing for extra dwnforce leh

given to me by my friend