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Lowrider Forums
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 LayItLow.com brings you the online resource for talking with others to get the best advice and info on Lowriding. Go to the forums now to read and reply to the topics.
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Tech
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 Need hydraulic help? Visit our tech area for some of the best information on how to hook up your low with hydros. There's no room for fuel efficiency and gas mileage here -- It's all about loading the trunk with 500 lbs. of batteries and making that 350 work! The technical area has helpful information on hydraulics, wire wheels and all kinds of other lowriding specifics.
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Lowriders
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 Don't miss this 80's classic from Rollerz Only. A staple of lowriders can be seen from the beginning to end in this 1986 Buick Regal. All the details are paid attentioned to in this ride including a custom flake paint, matching rims in the OG size, and so much more detail was put into this ride. Don't miss the build up topic from start to finish by exploring it all here. This ride will also soon grace the pages of all the past featured rides in the lowrider section, check the past featured rides out by clicking here.
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Bicycles
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 This section of the site features a number of various bikes owned and built by members of our forums. You'll find all kinds of rides in here from classic Schwinn's to custom Cruisers. Click here to check out the lowrider bike and trike section.
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Girls
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View hundreds of pictures of hot lowrider ladies! This area highlights many of the best images out there, courtesy of Street Low Magazine, ImportModels4U, TwoTonz Girls, and even more sent in by our visitors. Ladies, you can upload your own pictures here.
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Store
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 The LayItLow.com store has links to a great selection of music, lowrider books and more. All products supplied by Amazon.com, so you know you are always getting great quality and reliable service.
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Info
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Where's the best place to start when building a lowrider?
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Q. What type of oil should I use in my hydraulic pumps? A. Hydraulic Oil 68 or 10W30 non-detergent motor oil. ATF (automatic transmission fluid) is not recommended but can be used to speed things up, however, be prepared for more leaks and bad seals in the future.
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