my jtuned meet thread
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my jtuned meet thread
already saw the official pic thread but didn't feel like posting in it because its already 8 pages long 
i took a billion pictures but i feel these are the only one's that are at least halfway decent 
good to see some regulars out there (aries, mike shin..) mods feel free to move this into that official thread
i have wallpaper size version by request. and before anyone asks: Canon 350D, i used the 18-55mm kit lens and a 75-300mm USM lens.
i took a billion pictures but i feel these are the only one's that are at least halfway decent good to see some regulars out there (aries, mike shin..) mods feel free to move this into that official threadi have wallpaper size version by request. and before anyone asks: Canon 350D, i used the 18-55mm kit lens and a 75-300mm USM lens.
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Re: my jtuned meet thread (Airbag Club)
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of course i actually took more of your car, i'll send them to you later. i was looking all around for you there but i was too concentrated on keeping my camera dry
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i actually took more of your car, i'll send them to you later. i was looking all around for you there but i was too concentrated on keeping my camera dry
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Re: my jtuned meet thread (Jon Like Wh0a)
[QUOTE=Jon Like Wh0a]already saw the official pic thread but didn't feel like posting in it because its already 8 pages long i took a billion pictures but i feel these are the only one's that are at least halfway decent good to see some regulars out there (aries, mike shin..) mods feel free to move this into that official thread
Nice pics of the meet. You all out there in Cali get the best meets. East Coast blows. Does anyone know what these are on the bumper of the Civic?
i took a billion pictures but i feel these are the only one's that are at least halfway decent good to see some regulars out there (aries, mike shin..) mods feel free to move this into that official threadNice pics of the meet. You all out there in Cali get the best meets. East Coast blows. Does anyone know what these are on the bumper of the Civic?
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Re: my jtuned meet thread (b18ctrb)
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They are called Camlocs or Dzus fittings IIRC. You can use them to quickly detach a body panel. You see them on race cars a lot...
They are called Camlocs or Dzus fittings IIRC. You can use them to quickly detach a body panel. You see them on race cars a lot...
Re: my jtuned meet thread (JRSC EM1)
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They are called Camlocs or Dzus fittings IIRC. You can use them to quickly detach a body panel. You see them on race cars a lot...</TD></TR></TABLE>
I assume you would still have to use the stock screws also right?
They are called Camlocs or Dzus fittings IIRC. You can use them to quickly detach a body panel. You see them on race cars a lot...</TD></TR></TABLE>
I assume you would still have to use the stock screws also right?
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Re: my jtuned meet thread (b18ctrb)
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i don't use the stock screws on the sides of the bumpers.. behind the dzus fastener there is a weld plate attached to the fender. i use one of these on each side of the bumper, and all the stock fasteners under the hood.. nothing under the bumper..
i don't use the stock screws on the sides of the bumpers.. behind the dzus fastener there is a weld plate attached to the fender. i use one of these on each side of the bumper, and all the stock fasteners under the hood.. nothing under the bumper..
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Re: my jtuned meet thread (JRSC EM1)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by b18ctrb »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">[QUOTE=Jon Like Wh0a]already saw the official pic thread but didn't feel like posting in it because its already 8 pages long i took a billion pictures but i feel these are the only one's that are at least halfway decent good to see some regulars out there (aries, mike shin..) mods feel free to move this into that official thread
Nice pics of the meet. You all out there in Cali get the best meets. East Coast blows. Does anyone know what these are on the bumper of the Civic?
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Yeah, a great alternative to holes and zip ties.
Nice pics of the meet. You all out there in Cali get the best meets. East Coast blows. Does anyone know what these are on the bumper of the Civic?
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Yeah, a great alternative to holes and zip ties.