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some koni's would be nice if you have the cash. i have some in my 4door it handles pretty average but thats cause of shit springs. the konis coupled with good springs would make jaila's ride a winner!

jaala, it's jaala.

Fatz i will take those shocks , i'll pm you about it.

also do you now where some back ones are.

yep, that's why the seats broken. hahaha

when is the next one again? skid pan day

ill post some pics up no zoon though so u can barely make anything out unless u zoom in with your viewer program, but if i post them up here they will be crap quality so u wont be able to zoom much before getting grainy..

ill resize them and put them up when they are resized anyway, it will be a while my computer is slow.

Thats it..

maybe later ill make a web page and put all the higher quality versions (about 600k each) on it, would anyone want this??

as you can see, the pics would be more interesting if i could have zoomed..




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