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i am spending too much cash on my ds cars, but love em all. still trying to hunt down some dual sport mustang bodies.

dude, why don't you post some pics of your stuff to go along with your posts?

i will... but when i try to post pics it says they are to big. i have to download a program so i can fix that prob.

Upload them to Imageshack, and you can resize them right there. Easy as pie....MMmmm, piiieee.

You can use Windows Accessories, Paint program, Click image resize. Save As new picture (new name). Then post resized picture. I use http://tinypic.com/ to host the upload. Copy the second line the one with

Man... I love those front tires.

you can just change the size setting on your camera and take some new pics, set the camera at 0.8 and you won't have anymore problems

Here's the easy way for XP users:

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/Downloads/powertoys/Xppowertoys.mspx

Right click select resize image and then click the size you want. 3 clicks.

If you are using Vista you have to use Microsoft Paint to resize as there are no PowerToys as yet for Vista, another good reason to delay upgrading and sticking with XP for as long as there is support.

hugger19 wrote:i am spending too much cash on my ds cars, but love em all. still trying to hunt down some dual sport mustang bodies.

Wasn't there a company called Hardcore that made a titanium chassis for both the GT and the DS? Now THERE's something you could go broke on.

Haven't seen a DS with a Fibre-Lyte or other brand cf chassis yet.

a01butal wrote:Haven't seen a DS with a Fibre-Lyte or other brand cf chassis yet.

Ok then, I'll be posting something Im "working" on, soon.

I was thinking more of a Fiberlyte MIP 4WD DS, maybe david can convert his over?

mrlexan wrote:I was thinking more of a Fiberlyte MIP 4WD DS, maybe david can convert his over?

That would be a nice drifter.

mrlexan wrote:I was thinking more of a Fiberlyte MIP 4WD DS, maybe david can convert his over?

That could be totally sick, the difficult part would be to find front CVD's that would fit and finding a way for the belt to pass through the rear shock tower...