Thread: Are you addicted... to working on cars?

I just recently in this last year started to learn how to work under my hood.. I love it, time fly's by, although there can be some times where you want to freak out because things don't go the way you want them to go..
But just out of curiosity, what is your favorite thing to work on while working on your car? wether its from working home a audio system and upgrading every week, or working under the hood, or working on your interior.. You should post some picture of what you guys have done to your car, doesn't matter what it is!

I love working on the motor when its out of the car lol

i am not.

i have a loose heat shield and a sqealing brake pad on my drivers side and i've driven the car to and from work, parked it, and not cared until the next day. i'll fix it all when i change the oil. whatever.

my favorite thing to work on: suspension. it's quick and easy. although, it's dirty.

I hate the s**t but I refuse to pay someone to do something I can do.

I used to be super into it and it would excite me. Now I do what's necessary and help out my friends if they need it.

I actually enjoy changing the oil. I've also got a squealing sound from front drivers side breaks but that'll wait till next oil change.

It gets old fast. I enjoyed it at one point in time then after awhile that feeling dies down.

Plus when your friends and family realize you enjoy it... They come to you for everything.

I still work on my own, families or help out friends when they need it.

Since I just recently got into actually trying to do stuff on cars I don't have much experience. And when I need help and want to learn something new I go across the street and have a mechanic guy who does a lot of my family's car work help me out and I try and learn so I can do it on my own in the future. Honestly though, I enjoy doing wiring stuff.

I do love working on cars and refuse to pay anyone for work I can do

Then rerun the vacuum line for your boost gauge better then you did ^_^

Originally Posted by REDCOMPG

Then rerun the vacuum line for your boost gauge better then you did ^_^

Hey, that's not technically wiring And I will, but I'm in school and football right now. Maybe on a free weekend.

Wouldnt say Im addicted but I do it every day for a living lol

Here is some pics when I did LIM gaskets and VC gaskets etc









Here are some pics when I painted my rims



All cleaned up ready to be sanded





I got more of other things Ive done too this is just a few

Originally Posted by ILoveGM

Hey, that's not technically wiring And I will, but I'm in school and football right now. Maybe on a free weekend.

You know it'll take you like 10 mins right?

Originally Posted by REDCOMPG

You know it'll take you like 10 mins right?

As I've been told. Considering it's my retarded self doing it it will take longer lol. I actually have a trans mount that is broken. At least it looked like it, so there's something that needs done asap. Not wiring

Ok 15 mins...


On the other hand a trans mount is going to take at least 30 mins.

Probably more since I'm assuming its your first time.

Lmao stop jerking it and get it done!

yeah thats true.. my brother is really good on working on cars, my entire family and friends go to him when we have problems.. Thats why i had to learn, because there in florida, and i moved away!

Originally Posted by REDCOMPG

Ok 15 mins...


On the other hand a trans mount is going to take at least 30 mins.

Probably more since I'm assuming its your first time.

Lmao stop jerking it and get it done!

I'll probably get some assistance on that one!

I would love to paint some more under my hood, except the fact some one decided to back up in to me, very hard.. So now i might be selling my Daytona and buying a new grand prix..

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