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Lets see um!!

 

I'll start with Mr. Vader rolling in his Ariel Atom

 

Welcome to the dark side!

Have you seen the review on topgear? Check it out if you haven't...

Great Work! next time the Bug Guts will be easier to wash off...

Welcome Rob, Can't wait to see your results!

WOW that is **** sexy.. Have Fun at SEMA...

That was the same video I saw that got me thinking about a Flex (Can't argue with results). Then I saw the price. For that price I'm just going to hold off until I get a rotary. But both seem to be great machines.

I agree, for the price of a flex you could have 2 new 7424XPs

Nice Jesse, don't forget to post pics of your trip.

Wow Ehane 750lbs! did you have to use a crane to get that thing in the boat?

I've always wanted to try a flex.. here is a video I found on youtube.

Has anyone gone noodling? I'm not too keen on the though that i might get my fingers chomped off by an angry snapping turttle...

My lady is going to be a cop in a few months and said he did everything wrong, especially since there is a patient in need of medical care in the back..

I do! With some hot sauce and white bread (boneless), or very carefully with the bone in stuff (like bass), I put some hurtin' on some fish!

I'm with you on this one!

Great pic's everyone!

:iagree:Nice Big Mouths you got there Jim..

Oh BTW

Nice fish Michael!

Thanks Ted!

Junkman, is there a section in the video where you cover using touch up paint to repair rock chips, then wet sanding?

Holy cow, that thing is a monster!! I've always wanted to charter a boat for ocean fishing!

Nice catch!:thumbsup:

I haven't really been out in a while but I caught this beauty a few years back in Chiscago Lake, about 50 miles from Minneapolis, MN.

I was using a soft plastic worm, casting toward the shore, slowly tipping the rod up, reeling in, and letting the lure fall down every few feet. I got a mean strike and thought I set the hook.. As I reeled in to recast and about 10 yards from the boat when it just jumped out the water and the fight was on, I released a little slack and 10 mins later my buddy helped me net this beauty..

Just over 22 inches and around 6.5 lbs, I was going to get it mounted, but i forgot about it and left it in the freezer too long.. oh well at least i have pictures.

Baby Sister was a little shy...

I've even heard of people using APC in the foam to wash as a first step!

How can I tell if I have the correct counter weights?

You should see the a label stamped into your counter weight that says "for use with X pads only" as per junkman's video,

I too have the same model and if you didn't change anything you should be good to go with the Gen 2 pads!

And welome to the family!!

Wait till you wash it, its really easy to wash. Atleast that is what I found out on my FORD.

I'm sure the water will just shead off and the soap won't stick

It still shines of course but the biggest thing that I noticed is that it doesn't attract dust...

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Seems like there maybe some anti-static properties...<o:p></o:p>

That thing is one shiny beast!

Wow thats nice! Good job!

It's good to have ya here Michael

 

 

 

Sharp ride

Thanks Kevin!

nice car!!!

Thenks kelly!

Welcome! Great to see another Audi here. I love 'em too; they're **** near unstoppable in any weather and drive like sports cars when it's dry.

 

Here's mine; a lightly modded 2001 1.8T Q 5-speed.

 

Thanks! Never had a problem here in MN snow storms =)

Nice ride Laser Red too!

:welcomebanner:Michael! Glad to have you here. You're right....I don't think there's another Audi on here. They're a great car!

I love them, especially when it snows!

BTW i agree with your qoute, black cars are a career!

Welcome Kelly!

That looks like an awesome sound system!