pics of my ride and my boys banana evo also
parts in the mail =)
representing the park of villa and the great city of Lombard

 

I have owned my EVO for only a week and I already know what that feels like. You have some cool friends, the Subaru people I run into aren't as nice.

 

Only pics I really have right now. Will try and get a better photo shoot of my car when I get a catback exhaust.

 

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just a few pics.... chillen and in action!

 

Most the subaru people I've met are very good people, hell there are tons of ex subaru and some current subaru owners in this community. Jackasses know no brand.

 

True That!

 

 

The day I got the evo...


Wingless til I'm done sanding the old clear off and its warm enough to paint

 

Good to know. I like some subarus. The guys said evos suck *** and I should get my piece of garbage out of there when I rejected to race lol. I have just past 1000 miles on my car, I am not dumping my clutch.

 

yea those guys need a swift kick in the ***! Like you said "I feel sorry for that lonely EVO 9 that was there."

 

All my pics are more than 100kb. It wont let me post them

 

What resolution? You could get something like gimp to knock down the quality a touch or get the windows powertools image resizer to shrink the resolution. . . . handy little tool for when you're in windows.

 

Thanks. I downloaded Gimp. Now I have to figure out how to use it and downsize my images. My pics are betwwen 1.5-2.5MB

 

It goes both ways. I'm willing to bet there are some stuck up Evo owners that give my STI friends the same attitude you have had with STI owners. Hell, I've met some Evo owners that I don't like hahaha.

 

Right click on the image once opened.

Image-> Scale Image -> choose your parameters from there.

Set the parameters, click scale and then the image will be scaled. From there you can save it and upload it.

If you're doing multiple files at once it's much easier to use windows powertools image resizer. You can just select a few images, right click, click on resize images, select your options and you're done.