It's a TIGHT fit, that's for sure. My hips are still a little sore from the test-sit. I actually have to force myself all the way in. And when I get up, the seat stays on my ass. It's that tight. I can think of maybe three or four HR Cowboys who'd even fit, much less be comfy in it. I think only one of us wouldn't have any issues with it as it is now. But hopefully it'll stretch out a bit. That's all I need.


But I love it anyway

 

Sooooo Carlo won't getting this one

Alex, are you up for washing the car tomarrow?

 

Well then . . ... .

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keep wanting

 

"Your mom goes to college!"

 

Guys, what do you think about this (from Alaniz)
"Street Master Engine package" All aftermarket parts made in USA. Prices starting at: $6500.00 (6-8 week down time)

LABOR/PARTS INCLUDED

Big Bore up to 89mm. Brings displacement up to 2090cc.
Replace with high strength ductile iron sleeves.
ARIAS Forged piston kit. 11.5:1Cr
Rings (low tension type) made in USA.
Rods (Cunningham Ultralight rods made to our specifications)
New oil pump
Street Master head work (bowl work and chambers only)
New bronze valve guides (intake and exhaust)
.5mm Oversize valves on intake, stock size on exhast
New gaskets and seals (long block only)
Balance engine
Blueprint block to OEM specifications.
This combination provides good low end and mid range power. Exellent choice for pump gas applications.
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2nd question...not car related. I watched High Fidelity last night (funny as hell) and the guy made a "mix tape" for his GF. If you were going to make a mix tape, what songs would be on it?

 

I cleaned mine up a little last night - just to remove the bird shit off my freshly painted top

I'm on my way over to Chad's in about 5 minutes to give him a hand washing his car, then the rest of the day will be spent working on brakes and such out in the News.

My car gets the big paint work done next week, so there is no point in giving it a proper wash - and I won't be able to do that for a looong while with fresh paint anyway

I might have time tomorrow Steve - don't know yet With your fresh paint all you can do is a mild wash (no wax): bucket of soap and water, very very soft cloth, and be extra gentle when drying the car off.

 

If I had the resources I'd have already done it

 

Alex, can I use you place to wash my car then?

 

Damn....very very quiet in here today.