We Build a Perfect Union (Page 256/309)
topcat MAR 08, 05:23 PM

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Originally posted by troyboy:


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This car was not built for the 1/4 mile but built for fun spirited driving cruising down the highway.




I completely understand and have the same sentiment. I am often asked by friends and coworkers why I never take my Fiero to the track, and I honestly have no answer other than that is simply not something I am interested in doing... for several reasons - the main one being I do not want to "hurt" anything mechanical, cosmetic or otherwise on something that I worked hard at building for driving enjoyment... not for taking to the track.

Great looking car, and I hope to see it in person one day.
madcurl MAR 08, 10:08 PM

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Originally posted by MstangsBware:


No need for a cage as the car has to run 11.4 or better to need one. Panels can be fixed if anything happens. Seen a Trail Blazer SS run a 11.4@123 on 20 inch street tires. Got 2 kids myself and I still manage to hit the track. Brains have nothing to do with going to the track.....Just say you have no interest in running th car at the track...no reason to make excuses....



Hey MstangsBware- please continue here. http://www.fiero.nl/forum/Forum1/HTML/071221.html I like to know what's the hold-up, since you've previously made plenty of excuses about not having the time to go and see.
MstangsBware MAR 08, 10:31 PM

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Originally posted by madcurl:


Hey MstangsBware- please continue here. http://www.fiero.nl/forum/Forum1/HTML/071221.html I like to know what's the hold-up, since you've previously made plenty of excuses about not having the time to go and see.



You reply was pointless....Am I missing something?
Falcon Fiero MAR 09, 12:43 AM
 
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Originally posted by MstangsBware:


. Brains have nothing to do with going to the track..... QUOTE]

that's funny...
Danyel MAR 14, 01:35 AM
Plus to you Troy....now thats what I call a riceburner's nightmare !!!! even though my Widow is too...but anyway ..... your car is a clear message to all the trolls and jerkstains who b!tch about V8 Archies .... I dont know of a better ''perfect union'' then that.....she is a feat of engineering my hats off to you and Archie... maybe one day have a chance to shake your hand... get well soon

your canadian friend EH !!
Danyel

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exoticse MAR 14, 10:57 PM
[QUOTE]Originally posted by troyboy:

For the right price I'm sure Archie would build YOU one for the track.



checkmate.
Hockaday APR 03, 02:41 AM
This is the first full length article that will be on the wiki site.

I hope everyone comes and checks it out. I hope to become the sister site to pff.

Once I can get a job I will move to a dedicated server etc.

it's like wikipedia basicly.

Link is in my sig.

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madcurl MAY 12, 02:28 PM
Hey Troy, you're working to hard. Let the kids have at it. Give the camera to one of the kids and let us enjoy some pics (from a kids perspective).

Oh yeah, how is the license plate flipper doing?
madcurl MAY 13, 08:36 PM
Troy. You have a pm.
madcurl MAY 24, 10:40 PM
#022 making sure the tires are at maximum pressure (40-50psi). It helps if you've got extenders. Why so? Not all gas/air stations are created equal. You may find a air station with the rubber hose and others with the metal female ends. The HREs are flush with the rim thus the valve cap blends in with the screws, but using modern tire gauges sometimes are too big, so the need for extenders.







(tires are 255/30/19)


Hey, never turn down extra help, especially since her hands are small enough to reach those tiny valve caps.

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