Houston area (along with DB's not from Houston) BS thread

No rims though!

 

The moment I saw the headlights pop up and the sunroof open and close, I was fucking sold lol.

 

it runs and drives. Drivers door needs the window put back on. The front bumper needs to put back on. I'd have to ask the owner later to see what it needs.

 

For what you're into that car for that's not bad that the alternator and AC are the only thing having issues.

 

Should spray nos at the track..

 

i work DT. i dont mind driving if i know ima get a good alignment. where do you take your truck.

 

I legit have considered fixing the AC and PS. It’s really not a bad car lol

 

My buddy has access to the alignment machine at ntb off hwy 90 in Stafford. So he does mine for me. But he doesnt work there, just something he does for me on the side.

@Biscuits should be able to tell you where he goes in clear lake area. I think other people on here use the same place?

 

Your glock isnt worth anything I own...

 

You could just sell it to me lol

 

Define legally

 

Let me think about it. I've been waiting to get a glock43 for the longest time now. Lol

 

Beeeeches

 

I go to southwest alignment on Richmond. They specialize in modified cars

 

Traded your glock for that?

 

you can put the top down and let the wind blow in your hair

 

I think you did that the day of the meet

 

I don't have experience with a shop in that area, but of you are willing to trek down to the southeast side of Houston, the place I use is called Autoline of America in Deer Park. They set the alignment at the numbers you want, but also explain the effects of the alignment numbers to ensure you're getting the driving experience you want. I can respect that. The only issue I've ever found was a LCA cam bolt that wasn't as tight as it should have been (having learned from experience, I always recheck the torque values of the related nuts after anyone works on my vehicles). I tightened it, called them up to let them know what I had found, and since then they've never made that mistake again. They also had me return the affected truck to verify that the alignment still held. Autoline also warranties their work for a year as long as you don't replace a component in the front suspension.