finally installed rear sway bar.

please post a picture.

upload it. copy the link. paste it in your post.

Email any/all pics you want to me at scottmgov@yahoo.com and I'll upload them for you

Have your tried punching the gas while going around a corner yet?

BTW, open the pictures in MS Paint then save them again. This should cut the file size a lot (to about 20% of what it is now). You don't have to use Paint, in fact, if you have a program that allows you to specify compression (when you save, it might ask you about it) then select a compression of about 8 on a scale of 1 to 10 where 10 is the most compressed. If shrinking the images doesn't work, that is.

Did you get the sway bar from Mustangs Plus? Did you have to drill holes in the frame like I did? I was surprised at how thin the frame was.

try using paint shop pro and save them as jpegs. If you can't get a jpeg to less than 400k, then I want you to turn your computer off, unplug it and box it back up and take it back to the store... juuust kidding...computer technician humor.

But seriously, save it as a jpeg.

well, i've got some reallly high res images (like 3000x2000) on my computer, and when saved as jpeg they are somewheres around 650k file size, so it is possible. it just depends on the compression u save them as. if u drop the compression 15 percent, u can't really see a quality difference, but you'll notice in the file size, because it has dramatically dropped.

66: i didn't say keeping them the same resolution.

well i know u didn't say anything about resolution, but i thought u meant like, there shouldn't be a jpeg thats over 450k or something. i was saying that i have alot of highres jpegs that are over 600k in size.

and also, just reducing the quality in the compression will reduce the file size if u wanted to keep the same resolution...

Anyways, i hope he figures it out

Snail: just email me some pictures, please.