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Old 11-02-2002, 01:31 AM
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Minimal Respect...

Damn... some people here have minimal respect for other people and the vehicle they choose to drive.


Whats up with that?:huh: I know im not perfect I make fun of cars, but its always in good humor... but some people go 4 steps more and call each other names. Whats that all about?:huh:

C'mon people, Apples and Oranges. Get used to it.

Or else I'll be forced to set the monkeys on you... You wouldnt want that either... they FLING POO!... amoung other things.:monkeypis
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hahahhaa....YOU DRIVE A CHEVY!....

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yah...no point to it

YES, what he says true, ALL YOU SHUT UP!

*flings ATF at JOO ALL!*
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I don't think that'll ever change though. There are too many people set in their ways that they can't appreciate what other people bring to the table...
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Quote:
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hahahhaa....YOU DRIVE A CHEVY!....

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yah...no point to it

YES, what he says true, ALL YOU SHUT UP!

*flings ATF at JOO ALL!*
lmao BOSS is ford 4 life and I agree, what he says is completely true, hey guys different strokes for different folks. just b/c you don't like the vehicle someone else drives dosen't give you the right to bash it.
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I agree unless its a volkswagen............








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hey hey..my winter beeter is a VW..i bash on it enough for everyone
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hahahhaa....YOU DRIVE A CHEVY!....

*flings ATF at JOO ALL!*
What do you know, you drive a Ford? AAAAAAHHHHHH!!!! j/k

I see you have your shift kit installed, how does she run?
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Its true that people shouldn't get all bent out of shape, but you have to admit it does make for some interesting reading from time to time.













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Old 11-04-2002, 02:54 AM
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I see you have your shift kit installed, how does she run?
after getting the wrong one, finding ford built the 2-3 accumilator piston assembly dumb, and rebuiilding it with parts we made, bolding it all up and looking realisisng I didnt connect something, getting a ratchet in the eye, and reaking of atf still....IT KICKS ASS!

I love it, I just won a tranny cooler on ebay for 10 bucks so hell, i'm looking good now.

Its firm....and shifts fast....and oooooohhhohohoohhhhhh........

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So all in all, a good week! Now you just need lower gearage!
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yes....but thats going to be put on hold untill after I get a beater so I save life on the bird, also I want a new carrier assembly, possably an aluminum one, 38 tooth detroit lockers with 3.73's....yess....
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I'd comment but i'm biased. Read the first line of signature and you'll see why!

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Old 11-06-2002, 12:52 PM
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I beg to differ to that, I beat a 12 second one last time I went to the track. He broke his ring and pinion at the line from launching so hard, got about 3 feet. I think that qualifies as beating a Trans Am...not my fault he broke.
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307.1 rwhp, 330.1 rwtq = 353.2 hp, 379.5 lb ft torque
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Mods: Holley PS Air Filter, SLP Air Box Lid w/ Mr. Ed's pipe fix, SLP CAI, SLP Bellows, SLP LM, SLP Y-pipe, SLP 160 Thermo, SLP Temp Module, SLP STB, KBDD SFC
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I'd comment but i'm biased. Read the first line of signature and you'll see why!

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DblOvrhedCamron I hear ya!!

SS, that don't count...if he brok his car launching, then that dude had some phenomenal power and would have smoked you if it had held up!

That is funny though, i'm eating my foot again in that respect! :toothless
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Not Your Regular SSEi ...

1. Rebuilt, finely tuned engine.
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3. Matching intercooler
4. Re-calibrated s/c and transmission to match the above mods
5. Port polish and custom headers
6. Itchy right foot

Dynojet: 298hp, 306 ft/lbs torque (at tires)
0-60: 5.479 seconds
1/4 Mile: est 13.4 seconds (hoping!)
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