New Engine Swapped In
Finally got the engine out, had to get creative with my lift setup to get the big block in there, took a few extra hours than planned.
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Finally got the engine out, had to get creative with my lift setup to get the big block in there, took a few extra hours than planned.
Love the way you upgraded the suspension, really cleaned up the ride quality on your daily driver.
Still tinkering with your engine, mate, I'm sure it'll never run as well as a factory build.
Great job ripping out their perfectly good exhaust system for a pointless cold air intake.
Great, because what this project really needed was more unnecessary expense and cluttered lines.
yeah idk but i guess that new material you used is pretty decent for a house build or whatever
Hey man, just saw your mod and it looks pretty good, keep up the good work!
Oh great, because what that house really needed was more unnecessary obtrusions.
Great, just what we needed, more unnecessary trim pieces to clutter up my tidy garage.
Just saw your updated build and it looks amazing, great job taking feedback into consideration.
Love the way you've taken your old truck and turned it into a real workhorse of a machine.
Wow, I'm sure your fancy new exhaust will single-handedly make that clunker go from zero to sixty.
Oh great, now your whole house looks like it was cobbled together with spare parts.
Love what you did with that intake manifold, it looks like a real game changer for your build.
Great job trying to fix it with tape and glue, real innovation there.
I guess someone actually has some decent ideas for once.
Yeah that was cool I guess thanks for sharing your work it looks pretty okay.
I guess that update looks alright, should probably check it out later when I'm not so busy.
Dude that new feature is sick, gotta give it a try and see what kind of crazy stuff I can do.
yeah im still using that method it works fine for me gotta say nice update though
Just saw your build and it looks sick can't wait to see how you tackle that next project.
The aggressive lines and overly complex details don't seem to complement the otherwise straightforward design.