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Call me slo but I just cant get this Avatar thing happening. All my pics are greater than the regs. I cant find away to make em comply. Suggestions? :confused:

Secondly if you got any design or an Avatar that suits my car - let me know.

Administrators - Help!

PS. I like Silo's with the blinkers flashing - Good stuff. Does it come in Silver with clear blinkers?

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you'll need a photo resizing program, (photoshop or the like) but if i could make one then just about any diaper wearing monkey should be able to figure it out.

but i cant for the life of me remember how i did it, my pic was taken at the syndicate dyno day a few months ago, and i somehow rezised it, and hooked it up, but being able to link from your hard drive on here makes things alot easier.

i'll try and re-trace my steps, but by them im sure one of the others will have told you what to do.

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