Looks killer. Can't wait to see and hear it at the GTG.
Ram From Hell said:I know! I know!!!
Just left another voice message for him!
It sux not being able to give it more than just enough gas to make it up to speed by the end of an on-ramp by the time I hit the end of it from a rolling start! I can hear the blower screaming under the hood yelling at me to spank the loud pedal. But all I have to do is remember the souvenir in my parts closet, and I keep it slow & easy.
No need to see another one of these any time soon:
actually....teats, it has...Stinker said:LOLOL aint that the truth,, the goat behind the garage has tits
Scrambler1 said:Dude I know how you feel, I drove mine around for a day like that. I even had the tuner move the rev limiter down to 3 grand so that I couldn't even be tempted to repeat that hideous picture.
So when is the first track day?? I trust you have some wheels and slicks?
finisher68 said:nice work,,what did you run in a 1/4 with the paxton? and what are you looking for with this set up ? again, great job,,
Ram From Hell said:... I don't even want to think about what would happen if a line let loose at 100+...
All set for the dyno Saturday!
jtsdad13 said:today the day? eagerly awaiting the numbers.
Ram From Hell said:Sorry gents. It's been put off until tomorrow.
Just as well. I needed to double check fluid levels, get set up for programming (ECU, gauges, W/M brain), and make sure everything is secure.
Of all the damned things, I hit 2nd instead of 4th Thursday and the nuts on both rear wheels started loosening up. Damn near lost the left rear wheel! Glad that was caught before the dyno session. I had the entire suspension gone over nut & bolt yesterday just to make sure, and there was plenty of half-tight hardware. The last suspension & axle stuff was some of what little I didn't do myself, but I should have double checked the work anyway.
Anyway, it's off to Spanaway tomorrow.
Ram From Hell said:Sorry gents. It's been put off until tomorrow.
Just as well. I needed to double check fluid levels, get set up for programming (ECU, gauges, W/M brain), and make sure everything is secure.
Of all the damned things, I hit 2nd instead of 4th Thursday and the nuts on both rear wheels started loosening up. Damn near lost the left rear wheel! Glad that was caught before the dyno session. I had the entire suspension gone over nut & bolt yesterday just to make sure, and there was plenty of half-tight hardware. The last suspension & axle stuff was some of what little I didn't do myself, but I should have double checked the work anyway.
Anyway, it's off to Spanaway tomorrow.