on that pair of pics, it's like a gloss-filter is on the games still.. They're close, but not quite there yet.

For a long time I had my PC hooked up to my HDTV.. only recently have I relinquished it to the BF so he can play PS3 in HD while I'm on the computer. I primarily watch Netflix on my PC; he uses the PS3 though.

lol.. sorry to hear the troubles. Downside to being an enthusiast, your car is usually your pride and joy as well as the pain in your ass. xD

Nice; we've had a collection of FSJ's

Real image; there's no such livery in GT5. :)

They both have their ups & downs. I have both systems, I play Gran Turismo more than Forza. *shrug*

It's not really switching the controller; because most "expert GT players" have a console set-up to be as life-like as possible; wheel, 3 screens and a seat out of a car; occasionally retrofitted paddle shifters etc.. it's not much different than the sims the racers actually use.. just a little less expensive. lol

.. not much for friends. An SX4 might've changed their minds though. lol

just google it; it's a common thing Jeep people do with the 4.2 :)

Take the head, intake & exhaust from the HO 4L , add in it's computer and voila.
You can also go the other direction & make the 4L a stroker, using the parts from the 4.2. :)

lol - yes; the downside to ADD. xD

lol, awesome. Probably 360's in those jeeps though, right? ;)

God forbid they use actors on a tv-show. -_-

Jeep/AMC; 4.2L which can be modded with parts from the later 4.0's

my smartphone; followed by my in-dash, because it is Garmin based. lol

There were far worse ones suggested. -_-

lol.. its naming shapes; good application though. :)

The Navigator.. I am reminded of that movie every time i see a dentists' lamp. xD

I actually have heard that story. lol

being a ricer. Now, i'm not talking about driving an import. The car isn't the problem, it's the driver. Essentially a snob towards other makes and models aside from his or her own. The driver of a Bugatti can be a ricer and so can a pick-up driver, as far as I'm concerned. It's an attitude, not a car.