hahahahahahahahaaha.

 

Merry Christmas everyone in the 757, Calvin, Kenny, Jerry Rich, Mike, Yoshi and the rest of you guys I met.
I hope to make a couple of events this year too.
MY 2007 project is installing a REW and GT35R into "tiffany" the engine is built (streetported ) and I have it at a machine shop getting drilled for motormounts. I also have the turbo kit, right now I'm polishing some parts up, Ill keep you posted.

OH and for christmas Thee wife got me a craftsman toolbox stack ballbearing drawers so I can keep up with my tools


Merry christmas


Johny

 

Hey Johny,

Happy Holidays to you and your family. Congrats on the toolbox! You have an understanding other half!

"Tiffany" is going to be more bad-*** than before. Looking forward to seeing it terrorizing the streets and track.

 

Hey all,
Any of you old school rotorheads have a 79 or 80 manula tranny around for sale? The Cosmo 5 speed I have has a bad front bearing. I hate the noise and that's stopping me from having it on the road right now. If worst things worst, I will use a first gen tranny and modify the shifter but I don't feel like doing that right now......

 

Merry Christmas to everyone . Sorry Jerry you know I dont have one . Good to hear from you Johney, I cant wait to get back in the garage .

Va

 

jerry, bring the cosmo tranny and a known good one up here, ill have ya set in about an hour

 

i just noticed you finnaly put the air dam on, it looks good. you had it for what....5 years......

 

Merry Christmas guys!!!!

Kenny!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Come get your hood!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Just want to say Merry Christmas to all and wish every good times in the year ahead!

 

Merry Christmas everyone!

 

man you r right , I forgot again , I'll get it on Tuesday , feel free to call me and remind me

Thanks

 

Merry Christmas from Texas. Thinking of you guys today.

 

Hope everyone had a great christmas day.

 

IAM TRYIN 2 DO A 13B-Turbo motor full swap with 5spd trans because i have an auto trans right now and the f***** boring on my 86 toyota corolla sr5 2dr. I need some help so if anyone has any tips or knows what I need and how much it'll cost me let me know at dead4lyfe@aol.com

 

Hey Yoshie are you going to be free on Wend... I have to go to hampton between 9:30-10 :30 am

Thanks

 

Yeah, I'll be home then.

 

Anyone in the area lookin to buy an 88 TurboII for real cheap. The motors bout to go but it's got a lot of good stuff on it. I need at least $3000. Someone. Anyone.
I dont wanna sell it but it's gotta go. PM me or call my cell. 619-2759

 

damn i wish i had $3000

 

hey Yoshie , looks like it will be tonight after the party. I'll call you when Imm leaving the party to get your address again

Thanks

 

pics and more detail would help

 

Pics to come . . . But it has:

Greddy TD06-20g turbo kit
Greddy Type R Wastegate
Greddy Profec B Spec II boost controller
Greddy Autotimer
Haltech E6X EMS
RacingBeat Turboback exhaust
Defi D Gauges 52mm (boost, a/f,oil pressure, and E.G.T)
C's short shifter
Powerslot slotted rotors f&r less than 500 m.
EBC greenstuff brake pads f&r less than 500 m.
Goodridge Stainless lines less than 500 m.


Like i said. Don't wanna sell it but need the cash

 

hey yoshi or anyone else with a computer related job, can you guys tell me a little bit about what you do. i'm changing my major to something computer related, and so far ive looked into networking a bit, but im changing school in the summer. any help is appriciated.

 

I don;t have a computer related job yet, but as someone fresh from college with a 4 year degree in the field, it seems that certifications are worth more to get in the door of a company. Especially if you don't finish school with a high gpa or some experience from an internship. Live and learn i guess. All i know is my friend just got a job up in nova, he's a college dropout, but had about 2 years working as a help desk person, and a few certifications. Whereas I'm still job hunting with no real experience and no certs, but a degree. There are other variables to consider but I'm not trying to write a book. Just passing along some advice. A degree is good, but not everything. My suggestion is just do good at school and try for some kind of internship while completing your studies.

 

Ian, stop by or give me a call and we can talk about it. But I would think you'd like networking. In alot of ways it's like being a mechanic, but cleaner. You do your fare share of working with hardware as well as software. Like James said, it's not always about being degree'd, but I highly recommend finishing school. It's A LOT harder to finish school when you're my age or older.....
I think both Cal and I are code monkeys. Right now I write web based applications that run on top of Business Process Management systems. I do alot of JSP, HTML, Java, Java script, RDBMS, and SQL work.

 

yeah i'll have to stop by maybe saterday if your not busy. i was looking at what classes i could take at thomas neslon and i ended up with Algebra because i did bad in high school so need to be refreshed and a suspension and braking systems class just to be able to keep my student hire job at the commisary. im planning on going to tidewater tech or ECPI for the summer semester though. im off all day on saterday if you want i can swing by like i said.

and thanks james for the advice.