Unless the wife gets a spot that looks like a two car garage.

those bushes look like sugar covered donut holes mmmmmmmmmmm

Wait till you see siks moms bush.

Oh god sleepy...

Zzzziiiiiing from sleepy!!

The other spot is taken up by **** I don't want to get stolen because this city is inhabited by nothing but klepto-****holes.

That a cop joke? Haa!

Watch enough AZN porn and megabush just doesn't surprise you anymore.

lol

Clearly you need to watch less azn pronz, KSE.



And maybe you should move to another area, let alone another state? Screw IL. Lol ;) personally, anywhere other then Chicago in IL will be better then Chicago itself. Its IL's version of Detroit basically haha

Do you have any idea what you are talking about?

never lol

I was just pulling sht out of my ass, but chicago is place i would never live. Same with detroit.

do you even need to ask that question..

Good news! I talked to my local body shop (who has a "death row" with an alero 3.4) which was in a flood. I asked them for all the pieces to the air intake, and they said they did not know if they were good., but they would let me have them. I would like to know what could have maybe been ruined in the flood. My cai is causing codes and rough running, so I am gonna get rid of it.

Oil change last night.

http://i.imgur.com/vFqgZYc.jpg?1

Eight and a half months, 3500 miles. lol

Saved a small sample of the oil to be sent out, curious to see how much it broke down (Castrol Edge synthetic oil, 5W-20) and see if I can make a routine out of every eight months with low mileage. By eye, the oil really doesn't look bad, it's not sludgy, it's dark gold in color...

the engine seems to be in that car, you CLEARLY did not do a good oil change lol

Exactly, hes doing it wrong....

Chaos how were you able to do an oil change without having to take off the rear wheels and closed trunk????

That's for N-bodies only. ;)

:attention

intake tubing is plastic...so um yeah nothing to damage from a flood

Ok that's all I wanted to read. :)

if it was an engine fire, then yeah **** be damaged. but water no big deal for plastic...MAF and TB focked though if water got high enough

Well, color me surprised.

Haha

I have all the electrical parts from my stocker, its just the plastic pieces and filter that I am missing. I didn't know if they water would have ruined the seals or something that would have made it start sucking dirty air through a crack or something.

Love a clean and waxed car in the winter

http://i1203.photobucket.com/albums/...ps5d5b7577.jpg

Me too
http://i1383.photobucket.com/albums/...psbhesktno.jpg

ok that one looks great!

8 months isn't really that long. 3500 is definitely not that many miles. Miles is a more important factor for oil life than age unless you start taking about years. As long as you are driving the car semi-regularly I'm sure the oil was fine.

Salt is better

It's dirty, believe me.

http://i.imgur.com/NO3ZzQr.jpg?1

That puts me at ease then, haha.

[quote='[ChaosweaveR];1258258']It's dirty, believe me.

Thats what she said.

On another note

http://i1383.photobucket.com/albums/...pskpskta7u.jpg

How the hell do you guys keep your cars so clean in the winter, you wash every day or something? Even when our car washes are open and I can get through one, my car is dirty in the next 24 hours.

lol i "washed" mine this morning. it was like 19 or something like that because even though the water was warm it froze pretty quick but i got some of the crap off. then later i went to get gas and my gas door froze shut so when i pulled the lever inside nothing happened. little flick of my knife and all was well.

i'm pretty sure it still looks like crap since some of the stuff was melting again. but in the end my main reason was to get some of the salt and sand off the car.

Company vehicle....bruh.

Because I'm a cool kid lol

:erika:

Wash it a ton. Twice this week. Drive slow down dirty streets. Avoid snow/water as much as possible.

little excessive don't you think..

hmm wait it's not a porsche.. you have a 15yr old grand am..

and yeah kind of hard to do in the winter.. don't know about where you live but it snows a little bit here and then doesn't warm up above freezing much if at all so not much if anything melts..

and let me guess you are one of those people who slams on there brakes when they see a puddle..