Spare a sterling?
03-20-06, 02:39 PM
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Spare a sterling?
I know this is the wrong section, but having no luck in the classifieds (must be because of their high demand). My carb needs a rebuild bad and I can't wait 10+ weeks to send mine off to sterling and I don't want to waste the time/money to rebuild it myself only to have it rebuilt again. I would go Holley or DCO(e) but they are too spendy.
So does anybody have one they want to part with?
So does anybody have one they want to part with?
03-20-06, 02:57 PM
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Have you seen this?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Mazda...spagenameZWDVW
Keep a watch out on ebay, I seen a sterling go for 115 bucks once.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Mazda...spagenameZWDVW
Keep a watch out on ebay, I seen a sterling go for 115 bucks once.
03-20-06, 05:31 PM
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Resalability has been a selling factor I have mentioned several times in the past about our carbs. But lately I have had a few people asking me installation instructions and details about Sterling Nikkis they have gotten second, and even third hand.
Carl and I hadn't actually catalogued all the carbs we did, so it's difficult to track who has ended up with whose carb.
But we'll be numbering all of them in the future. This will give us a background on the carb when we get an email sometime in the future regarding it, no matter who owns it. We'll be able to tell when it was made, what specs it was made to, what racing class it might've been prepped for, and what special modifications may have been requested for it.
Carl and I hadn't actually catalogued all the carbs we did, so it's difficult to track who has ended up with whose carb.
But we'll be numbering all of them in the future. This will give us a background on the carb when we get an email sometime in the future regarding it, no matter who owns it. We'll be able to tell when it was made, what specs it was made to, what racing class it might've been prepped for, and what special modifications may have been requested for it.
03-20-06, 09:38 PM
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Geez when you said ten week wait I thought you were just strecthing the truth!!
That aint no lie!!!
Man dude ten weeks is a long *** time. I guess I will just have to bust out the good old pinto!
That aint no lie!!!
Man dude ten weeks is a long *** time. I guess I will just have to bust out the good old pinto!
You should swap in a 2.3t!
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03-20-06, 10:12 PM
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heck no!!! that would take away money from the 7! It would get jealous! I swear my 7 messes with the pinto when Im not looking!
I love my pinto though!
I painted it black w/ white racing stripes! Got a flowmaster 40 series, some spoke rims on some daytons! Straight lady getter! Dont for get the 4 on da floor, and the 8 inch thump machine in da hatch!
I love my pinto though!
I painted it black w/ white racing stripes! Got a flowmaster 40 series, some spoke rims on some daytons! Straight lady getter! Dont for get the 4 on da floor, and the 8 inch thump machine in da hatch!
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