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02-04-2008, 05:02 PM
#101
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Yeah, it's always better to have your car on the dyno when she isnt around. She doesnt like it when she gets knocked down another rung on the horsepower ladder. 
Other than the aforementioned power steering issue, the car is running and driving nicely. I put a few miles on it last week putting up and down the road in front of the shop testing a couple things. Should have it sorted and on the road soon.
Other than the aforementioned power steering issue, the car is running and driving nicely. I put a few miles on it last week putting up and down the road in front of the shop testing a couple things. Should have it sorted and on the road soon.
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02-04-2008, 05:21 PM
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Yeah, it's always better to have your car on the dyno when she isnt around. She doesnt like it when she gets knocked down another rung on the horsepower ladder. Other than the aforementioned power steering issue, the car is running and driving nicely. I put a few miles on it last week putting up and down the road in front of the shop testing a couple things. Should have it sorted and on the road soon.
Other than the aforementioned power steering issue, the car is running and driving nicely. I put a few miles on it last week putting up and down the road in front of the shop testing a couple things. Should have it sorted and on the road soon.Mark
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02-04-2008, 10:53 PM
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'Cuz i have been cut off from the internet for 5 days! I am dyin' here.
Haha - funny guys. I ONLY have a problem with it when it is INTENIONALLY de-tuned. Tim is still in the dog house for that.
Stephanie
Haha - funny guys. I ONLY have a problem with it when it is INTENIONALLY de-tuned. Tim is still in the dog house for that.
Stephanie
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02-10-2008, 09:09 PM
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Figured since it's been several months since I was behind the wheel of a Miata (and the last time I nearly (a) killed myself and (b) totalled Corky's car), we'd start off at a lower boost setting to (a) reacquiant myself with the car and (b) shake a few of the gremlins loose.
Attached is this week's results:
Attached is this week's results:
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02-11-2008, 06:50 PM
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Figured since it's been several months since I was behind the wheel of a Miata (and the last time I nearly (a) killed myself and (b) totalled Corky's car), we'd start off at a lower boost setting to (a) reacquiant myself with the car and (b) shake a few of the gremlins loose.
Attached is this week's results:
Attached is this week's results:
Mark
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02-15-2008, 10:30 PM
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Mark -
The sad thing is that your car was already sitting when I brought mine in.
However, once the boys get done installing the NOS and Corky gives a thumbs up, if you're willing I might consider finding a straight, flat piece of road and seeing if your back tires will melt...
- L
The sad thing is that your car was already sitting when I brought mine in.
However, once the boys get done installing the NOS and Corky gives a thumbs up, if you're willing I might consider finding a straight, flat piece of road and seeing if your back tires will melt...
- L
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