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pontiackid86
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NOV 06, 11:34 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by Back On Holiday:
how would you know? |
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yo put up a dumpster for thisthread to keep track of everything.
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BazookaFiero
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NOV 07, 02:47 AM
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Just a testin', don't mind me...
Nothing to see here folks...------------------
Want a SWEET signature? PM me!
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Back On Holiday
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NOV 08, 09:43 AM
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| quote | Originally posted by pontiackid86:
yo put up a dumpster for thisthread to keep track of everything. |
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that better be you pulling up my driveway bringing my drill back.....
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Back On Holiday
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NOV 08, 09:50 AM
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| quote | Originally posted by Back On Holiday:
that better be you pulling up my driveway bringing my drill back..... |
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Woot, got my drill back!
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fieroX
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NOV 08, 11:42 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by JazzMan:
Ok, could care less about the rest of the thread, but wanted to address this one now. I was there when Ryan changed his head gaskets, it was an emergency situation since he was committed to run the track the next morning and he had no way home. He managed to work straight through from before sundown to after sunup the next morning and successfully replaced both head gaskets and get all the coolant out of his block, using borrowed tools and supplies. Then he went and ran high 11's if I recall, limited by the fact that his POS tranny wouldn't shift unless he lifted off the throttle. He would have run 10's that day if it wasn't for the tranny refusing to shift under load. Oh, and the reason for the gasket change? The hose came off his boost limiter while he was doing tuning runs and the nearly 30lbs of boost shot the gaskets out the side of the block. Though the engineering was fairly crude on that car then it was impressive for a 20 year old kid to do as a homebrew.
IIRC, all you did that night was zoom around the parking lot on your purple pocket bike for a few hours. 
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Sorry it too so long to reply, ive been at the SEMA show all week.
Yeah, that was an amazing night. Its funny he brought this up, because It shows my skills and my drive. Glad I had all you guys around for moral support and tool lending.
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fieroX
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NOV 08, 11:44 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by Bremertonfiero:
about the welds i am a weldor i have been for along time and the same with 2 generations of family members (well i take that back my dad was a weldor now hes and engineer and i am trying to put myslef through school in that subject) they look fairly good when you relize you wont be towing the car on them i mean they sould be fine. the reason the welds arnt raped around are it would most likely be superflous and they would require dual passes which just drives costs up.
fieroX were these miged our arced with a low hydrogen rod? |
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These are mig welded, not sure what kind of rod. I guarantee they wont break though. The company that is making them for me custom builds trailers. Im pretty sure they know how to weld up some heavy duty stuff. The guy that welded them has been welding for 30 years.
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Back On Holiday
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NOV 09, 11:11 AM
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Damn, the other trashcan comedy thread is closed 
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Bradley Jay
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NOV 09, 01:11 PM
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I've never seen a trash can thread closed before.
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gunslinger
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NOV 09, 01:26 PM
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test .................
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MstangsBware
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NOV 09, 04:15 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by Back On Holiday:
Damn, the other trashcan comedy thread is closed |
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I know right---What am I going to do now.
Good to see that some have there ways to talk to others and have Threads locked when they are not going there way but I didn't expect any more out of those certain people.
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