Hello,


It was suggesteed I introduce myself. I'm CJ. Originally from the Chicago suburbs, spent 8 years in Phoenix, now I reside in Pleasant View, UT. I bought my 25th Ann. Regal new in 98. I owneda 78 Regal in High School. Loved it to death, if you catch my drift.


The 98 has a little over 54k miles on it, now. It's my daily driver and I've yet to have to fix/replace anything on it except window regulators and wear items. The power steering ran low, somehow, and got air in the system, but I refilled it and it's been fine ever since. Weird.


More than one "ricer" has watched my tail-lights leaving them behind - and it's not even SC'd - bone stock. I love stretching her legs out every so often. She spins the tires SO easily, it almost scares me.


As things begin to wear out, I'll be upgrading to more "performance-based" aftermarket items to optimize the handling. I'm considering a turbo modification / kit I found, but my funds aren't there - if they ever will be. I'll be adding front and rear tower supports and rear link upgrades, soon. I hope to upgrade the brakes to larger diameter and bump up the sway bars, too. I'm considering Koni adjustable struts, but I'm not too keen on a 1.25" drop spring, like most Grand Prix guys. I want my Regal to appear stock, except upon very close inspection.


It's all about the right mix of comfort and performeance, right?


Well, enough about me. "nice to meet you all".


CJ

 

Hey people. My name is Sarah, I'm 17,and my car's name is Regi. I named it that because its a Regal but only the "REG" and half of the "A" are still attached to the car so it looks like it says "Regi." Anyways, its a 1996 Regal, and its my first car. I bought it from my grandma, and its served me pretty well. It doesn't start sometimes though. Which makes me very angry. But when it does start, it won't die while I'm driving it, which I appreciate. My friends think it's funny because I bought a fuzzy leopard print steering wheel cover and some cute dangly things for the rearview mirror. I think it looks damn good. Anyway, thought I would introduce myself to the forum, and have a nice day!