my winter ride...
10-27-04, 06:42 PM
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my winter ride...
well, i made the mistake of asking my brother (the one in the pics below) to weld on JUST my muffler on my winter truck (yeah its a piece of ****--i'm only 19 and that's all i could afford when i moved out of my house). anyways, the pics below explain what he did...
anyways, is there anyone else out there that has to drive a shitty vehicle cause it snows and don't want to put their 20+ year old car through hell?? post pics, can't be worse than mine.
if i can pass inspection with the exhaust like that, i'm gonna leave it cause it looks sooo stupid its cool.
anyways, is there anyone else out there that has to drive a shitty vehicle cause it snows and don't want to put their 20+ year old car through hell?? post pics, can't be worse than mine.
if i can pass inspection with the exhaust like that, i'm gonna leave it cause it looks sooo stupid its cool.
10-28-04, 11:44 AM
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I live in upstate New York. I'm searching for a winter rat as we speak. Will probably be a beat to **** mid to late 80's geo metro (or the ugliest smokiest POS I can find for 200-300 bucks). Nothing like the power of a 1.0l 3 cylinder boinger. So consider yourself lucky with that beast. I considered driving my 7 in the winter but it made me sad to think it would probably get ruined in a couple of winters. I have an '02 minivan that's already got rust spots.
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i think i'm going to go get the beast inspected next week, from what i hear only farmers in this state can have stacks. oh well i think i can find a place that'll pass me 
btw, anyone that pulled their carb, how long did it take you? i did mine in a record 1.5 hrs this morning in the cold, after i drove it around for 15 miles unliscenced/unregistered. hopefully i can remember where everything goes when it comes time in the spring, if not thats what manuals are for
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btw, anyone that pulled their carb, how long did it take you? i did mine in a record 1.5 hrs this morning in the cold, after i drove it around for 15 miles unliscenced/unregistered. hopefully i can remember where everything goes when it comes time in the spring, if not thats what manuals are for
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10-30-04, 07:02 AM
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Originally Posted by rx7haze
I live in upstate New York. I'm searching for a winter rat as we speak. Will probably be a beat to **** mid to late 80's geo metro (or the ugliest smokiest POS I can find for 200-300 bucks). Nothing like the power of a 1.0l 3 cylinder boinger. So consider yourself lucky with that beast. I considered driving my 7 in the winter but it made me sad to think it would probably get ruined in a couple of winters. I have an '02 minivan that's already got rust spots.
HOLY **** you live in Port Byron?! Dude you're like 20 minutes from me. I live in Sodus Point. I had an ex gf in Port Byron.
10-31-04, 08:09 AM
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i sailed down to sodus point once from kingston, ont, on a tall ship...
anyways, here are some new pics of my engine bay before i put my baby in storage. its amazing how much space that damn carby takes up. anyone know a quick way of emptying out the float bowls so my house doesn't smell like gas?
anyways, here are some new pics of my engine bay before i put my baby in storage. its amazing how much space that damn carby takes up. anyone know a quick way of emptying out the float bowls so my house doesn't smell like gas?
10-31-04, 10:55 AM
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wow that is some beautiful masking tape.
anyone think of a ford festiva for a winter beater? I had one when I was in japan the winter season didn't get much snow but when it did it was about 9 inches. That little front wheeled drive biatch just pulled itself though everything I tried to get her stuck in. Then in the summer when your driving your 7 you can swap the engine from a turbo'ed mazda 323 into the festiva and really bring in the next winter season
here is the web site. http://sportcompactcarweb.com/tech/0401scc_hybrid/
found more info
http://www.cwstuning.com/gallery/Fastiva?page=1
anyone think of a ford festiva for a winter beater? I had one when I was in japan the winter season didn't get much snow but when it did it was about 9 inches. That little front wheeled drive biatch just pulled itself though everything I tried to get her stuck in. Then in the summer when your driving your 7 you can swap the engine from a turbo'ed mazda 323 into the festiva and really bring in the next winter season
here is the web site. http://sportcompactcarweb.com/tech/0401scc_hybrid/
found more info
http://www.cwstuning.com/gallery/Fastiva?page=1
Last edited by seanrot; 10-31-04 at 11:06 AM.
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