I am new to this forum. I have had a 2005 Pontiac Vibe (base) for over a year and a half now. I would just like to introduce my self to this community.
I am an Electrical Engineering Technologist and Mechanical Engineering Technologist. If you have any questions in those areas I will try my best to answer them.
I would appreciate your opinion on what I have done and going to do to my car. http://imgur.com/6XycOcg http://imgur.com/zJtODEi it isn't visible but the calipers are red
I was also planning on painting my car black and adding the following items onto my car
cold air intake
headers
black carbon fiber wrap on engine block cover and interior
amp and sub(s) with equalizer
Hello everyone
Re: Hello everyone
Welcome to GenVibe! Glad you finally decided to join us! You should start a Garage Thread for your Vibe to keep track of the modifications you've already done and the ones you'll no doubt do in the future now that you've become a member here 
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vibrologist
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Re: Hello everyone
Welcome to GenVibe, Newman58!
Thanks for the pictures. Looks very good!
Thanks for the pictures. Looks very good!
Vibrologist
'05 Vibe
"It is important to know the difference between 'accurate' and 'precise' even if you are neither!"
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'05 Vibe
"It is important to know the difference between 'accurate' and 'precise' even if you are neither!"
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tpollauf
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Re: Hello everyone
Welcome to GenVibe from another Mechanical Engineer 
Good luck on whatever you end up doing to the car!
Good luck on whatever you end up doing to the car!2009 Vibe GT (manual), 2009 G8Gt, 2009 Vibe GT (auto)
2014 Silverado, 2004 Vibe GT
"everything is modifiable"