I'm not sure if this was the place to post em but I didn't see a "pic gallery" forum.

Anyway, I took some pics at a nearby park this weekend, along with some mangy vette that wouldn't leave me alone

Here's the link to my gallery:
https://montecarloforum.com/albumpho...Type=1&apage=2

I'll have more up on my website soon. Some that aren't so highly compressed.
[sm=forgetit.gif] [sm=headbang.gif] Thanks!

 

I love the white side skirts, I have got to paint mine bodycolor, it looks so much cleaner.

 

Nice clean Monte... I like it...

 

I love white... smooooooth.[8D]



Tj

 

I can't wait to get my damn rims!!! The chrome is gonna set it off!

 

Thanks fellas! I think that I'll eventually get a set of black powder coated rims for mine. I'd really like to get her road track worthy, not that the rims have much to do with it, but I like the race look as well as the muscle to back it up.

 

Actually, the rims can help, especially if they're lightweight and wider than stock as to give a bigger contact patch with the road, not to mention lowering the center of gravity

 

Like I said..."Not Much" lol I'm a newb to this forum, but not to the track.

 

hmm, I always thought a lower center of gravity and more contact patch were two very important factors in road racing, not to mention less rotational mass as far as acceleration and braking.

 

Contact patch? Center of gravity? On a road course? Are you kidding?



lol, I'm just playin, It's all relative! I still need it to be a daily driver, so I won't be going crazy with the mods anyway. Not to mention I'm also currently building a 73 Mach 1 that's eating up my wallet too. I don't know how much I would buy the rims for performance as oppose to looks though. Lighter is almost always a give in with the rims, but I probably won't go any wider or bigger, just drop her down an inch or so, get drilled and slotted rotors, better pads, stiffen up the sub frame, bigger dia. sway bar, etc. Or I'll say F it, and drop it all into my Ford money pit...lol.