Project: PBR-Built Z/28

[JoeliusZ28]

Are those tubular rear control arms?

Yessir.

[BP_Z28]

If spencer doesn't want those control arms. My buddy is looking for a set. I can pick them up also when I pick up the shocks.

[sman]

I was going to grab them for a friend Rolo, but if you have an use for them go a head and take them man.

[BP_Z28]

No go ahead Spencer.. I already have a set.. My buddy can wait

[JoeliusZ28]

Shoot me a text Spencer. Rolo ive got the shocks in my car i can meet you anytime.

[erk2581]

Looking great Joel. I need room for sure.

[kammi10]

Looking great Joel. I need room for sure.

always begging and asking for room.. smh

[erk2581]

always begging and asking for room.. smh

Hey at least I'm not in denial that I'm slow.

[JoeliusZ28]

Looking great Joel. I need room for sure.

Against a heavy autocross car that isnt going to weight transfer at all anymore? C'mon eric

[mcalus]

The hard part is done! Just need to do some sanding and a few coats of glaze!

[erk2581]

Against a heavy autocross car that isnt going to weight transfer at all anymore? C'mon eric

Heavy? Cmon Doc! I'll put a tall PBR on your car being lighter then mine right now!

[WMCC Gary]

Heavy? Cmon Doc! I'll put a tall PBR on your car being lighter then mine right now!

PBR? People actually drink that goat piss?

[erk2581]

Actually PBR has made an overwhelming resurgence into the modern beer market. I had a recent conversation with the Brewmaster at Founders Brewery, home of some of the finest craft beers around, and I asked him, when he's not drinking craft beers, what he enjoys. He replied with "PBR. Its my go-to beer when I'm out playing darts or pool" PBR is complex, has notes that other simple beers don't have. It has the full-bodied feel of the other American-Style Lagers, but with a crisp side as well.

So, that "goat-piss" is actually pretty damn popular.

[erk2581]

And I know it happens to be one of Joel's favorites.

[JoeliusZ28]

PBR? People actually drink that goat piss?

Actually PBR has made an overwhelming resurgence into the modern beer market. I had a recent conversation with the Brewmaster at Founders Brewery, home of some of the finest craft beers around, and I asked him, when he's not drinking craft beers, what he enjoys. He replied with "PBR. Its my go-to beer when I'm out playing darts or pool" PBR is complex, has notes that other simple beers don't have. It has the full-bodied feel of the other American-Style Lagers, but with a crisp side as well.

So, that "goat-piss" is actually pretty damn popular.

Founders was one of my favorite places to go living in GR. Nice guy, I forget his name but he gave me a tour of the brewery.