New Here!!! Need ideas!!!

[nicealero]

Hey there all I am new here and would welcome any input on mods people have done that have worked. Also I just moved to Phoenix and was woundering if there is any groups down here?:Hi:

[Nate's Alero]

there are. welcome and happy modding. nice alero btw (no pun intended)

[walkerj014]

Welcome!

Here is a couple of spots you can look at to start modding:
http://www.aleromod.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=14

and

http://sites.google.com/site/aleromodupgrades/

Hope this helps!

[CBLOHM3400]

hello and welcome from michigan
happy modding

[That01Olds]

Welcome to the forum and yes there are a group of people from the Phoenix area on here. There actually talking about having a meet so check out the meet section under Arizona for further details or wait for one of them to welcome you because I'm sure one of them will at some point. Also your Alero looks good man.

[Rubiks43]

Welcome to the forum.

[TxAlero]

Howdy from Texas..and may I be the first to say...
Clear your corners!! :lol:

[dragon8807]

welcome

[cavaliers60]

Welcome! I'm here in Phoenix for about 7 weeks. Moving back East then. :)

And yes, clear your corners, it's sexy :thumb:

http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c26/cavaliers60/May%20Car/car4.jpg

[Daytona]

Welcome aboard!

[PappaSmurf]

Welcome to the forums. All I will tell you is hit the search button like it was your bestfriend. You will learn alot and grow with this forum, just sit back and watch and learn.
-Smurf-

[kwhauck]

welcome!! don't clear your corners!!

[HazMatt24]

welcome, and check out this thread

http://www.aleromod.com/forums/showthread.php?t=30985

[brycealero03]

every thread hauck is always saying dont clear your corners hah

i listened to him for the longest time and i have to say clearning em was the right choice

:haha:

[nicealero]

Cool... Thanks for the warm welcome everyone!!!!

[JLw7123]

welcome to the site

[Alerojester]

welcome to the site

[sfi3400]

welcome to the site thanks for joining the family you will soon learn i am a straight talker and will say what on my mind hehehe, and yes please do clear ur corners its sexy. ill do it for you if you want:) i need the money lol

[Alerojester]

Gee sfi if i knew that i would send you mine depending on how much you would want.. taxes coming back so i will have a little to spend on the car the rest on fines

[sfi3400]

ahah so it sound liek ur in the same how as i am. ill do them like 40-56bucks or so????? because mine took 5-7hrs total so like 8bucks a hr.

[Alerojester]

well i have to see what i can afford to spend with about $1,000.00 in fines and to get the car running again which if i could find people around me to help me work on it once i get the engine out i am rebuilding it from the ground up till it runs again.. i would be so damn happy to see my car working again :)

[PappaSmurf]

^^^REALLY???? Tell me about it. ROTFLMAO
-Smurf-

[Alerojester]

smurf you and i just don't have good luck with our cars do we?

[sfi3400]

where u live any where by ohio, or pa

[HazMatt24]

ahah so it sound liek ur in the same how as i am. ill do them like 40-56bucks or so????? because mine took 5-7hrs total so like 8bucks a hr.

damn, I did mine in like 2 hours total, no heat gun, oven, hair dryer needed, Arizona sun FTMFW, that shit just pulled apart with a little prying and putting back together were nothing. I know you aren't including drying time in your charges, right?

[sfi3400]

ah no. lol that would be a Bitc* move to charge for them to sit and dry hah. but it took that long because i was watching TV made dinner and because who ever knows Ohio the weather is messed up. I did it when it was about 30 out so it was frozen.

[HazMatt24]

ah no. lol that would be a Bitc* move to charge for them to sit and dry hah. but it took that long because i was watching TV made dinner and because who ever knows Ohio the weather is messed up. I did it when it was about 30 out so it was frozen.

oh, charging for recreation time while doing the work is a-ok, carry on then

[sfi3400]

no, if some1 is paying me ill get it done asap and right, i wouldn't take my time because you cant drive with no headlights so he would need it back asap

[Alerojester]

thus is true but with the car not running at the moment its kinda just a thought to get them done while it isn't. I mean i can do it i guess i am just to lazy but i prolly will do them myself cause where my car is in the middle of the summer they should just pull apart like Hazmat's did cause the garage gets ridiculously hot in the summer

[cavaliers60]

damn, I did mine in like 2 hours total, no heat gun, oven, hair dryer needed, Arizona sun FTMFW, that shit just pulled apart with a little prying and putting back together were nothing. I know you aren't including drying time in your charges, right?


I would think just set them out for a bit in the 120 degree weather. lol That beats using electricity to heat it up with the same temp. :)

[sfi3400]

what i just thought of like those portable heaters peopel use in the winter. If you have one of them or more get your head lights out and set them in front of the heater

[nicealero]

Hey Hazmat... you think you might have some free time to get up with me and help me direct me on doing mine?

[lonnie]

Welcome to the Site!

[cherrington17]

Need ideas?

put a huge, cheap stereo system in(something that rattles more then plays), paint your headlights orange (to match the corner reflector, that you should remove), add 8 pin stripes to your car, raise the car's suspension, and put 34" mudders on it.

Big Pimpin!

[HazMatt24]

Hey Hazmat... you think you might have some free time to get up with me and help me direct me on doing mine?

Are you gonna meet up with us on the 8th? Between the guys that will be there we can get you taken care of

[nicealero]

yea!!! I'll be there man... looking forword to it!!!

[worknprog.99]

in all seriousness put them in the oven. when you take them out pry apart. works exillent

[HazMatt24]

in all seriousness put them in the oven. when you take them out pry apart. works exillent

he wouldn't need to out here.

Wait until Monday or Tuesday (it's supposed to be back to 90 then), set them on tin foil (or any reflective metal really) and place in the sun. Wait an hour and they should totally pry apart. Actually, if you could make like a big bowl with tin foil and set the lights in there that would probably work even better. It's economical, environmentally friendly, and you avoid the nasty smell in the kitchen

[Alerojester]

i wonder if that would work on a 70 degree day here in iowa???

[HazMatt24]

i wonder if that would work on a 70 degree day here in iowa???

I really don't see why it wouldn't. You might have to throw a sheet of glass over the top, kinda like burning bugs with a magnifying glass

[Alerojester]

hmmm thanks Hazmatt.. i just wish it would get warmer in the spring up here but i think mid 70's is about as warm as we're gonna get for another couple of months