Maryland guys!
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From: columbia, md
My Rear wiper works!
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From: Ellicott City, MD
Originally Posted by crashdummy
Commit(Rnd()&Sense--*Act)
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From: Lutherville, MD
Originally Posted by crashdummy
i think its near value city ...or around there anyway
Originally Posted by the_web_site
The motors will be in a warehouse in Baltimore MD, near BWI Airport.
I installed my FD alternator yesterday... it was a pain in the butt 
I needed to get a bigger belt, because for some reason if fits on the stock belt of everyone elses FC except for mine. I don't know if it fixed my car yet though... cause I broke an intercooler pipe in the process... so it's on it's way from malloy. so I'll tell you how it is beginning of next week 
-Myk
I needed to get a bigger belt, because for some reason if fits on the stock belt of everyone elses FC except for mine. I don't know if it fixed my car yet though... cause I broke an intercooler pipe in the process... so it's on it's way from malloy. so I'll tell you how it is beginning of next week -Myk
Last edited by eage8; Dec 29, 2004 at 11:10 PM.
That one is also sexual
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From: Columbia, MD
Originally Posted by eage8
I don't know if it fixed my car yet though... cause I broke an intercooler pipe in the process... so it's on it's way from malloy. so I'll tell you how it is beginning of next week
-Myk
-Myk
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From: Baltimore
holy crap there are some hostile people on this site...
especially when pistons are involved ...even if i dont own them anymore
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.php?t=381323
especially when pistons are involved ...even if i dont own them anymore
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.php?t=381323
any one have a feul cut defender I can barrow to see if mines working right... maybe a presure sensor too (I don't know if the pressure sensors ever changed between cars, did they?)
(I don't know if the pressure sensors ever changed between cars, did they?)
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From: phoenix
Always Coca-Cola
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From: DMV
this thread is goin lil slower than before.. i dont have to read like 2 pages to catch up... it seems erbody is really still traveling and not home just yet.. so wait til the spring when things start to happen.. and people who saved during the winter.. :-D.. (i should have my rims sometime nxt year)
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From: MD
happy 2005.
keeping everyone in the know...
apparently the top 3 makes that people in Puerto Rico like to by are:
Hyundai
Mazda
and
Toyota
They're fairly cheap on the US money scale but probably expensive on the PR money scale. Corollas (of all years including the 86) seem to be the choice of cars to pimp, as with Sonatas and Accents. Saw a bunch of rx8's but no 7s (of any generation).
All the other vehicles on the streets were opposite ends of the spectrum: either something seriously beat down, no front bumper, no rear bumper, duct tape, cracked windows or heavy duty trucks, mostly Dodge. Or the uber elite with their BMW X5s or the Mercedes.
Nothing happens during the day but EVERYONE comes out at night. I saw a turbo 5th gen prelude, but the guy wasn't puerto rican, so maybe he got the car shipped there? couple civics but not too many. One STi - probably the only STi on the island. A good handful of accords - 4 doors of course and also galants.
The roads aren't all that great though.
keeping everyone in the know...
apparently the top 3 makes that people in Puerto Rico like to by are:
Hyundai
Mazda
and
Toyota
They're fairly cheap on the US money scale but probably expensive on the PR money scale. Corollas (of all years including the 86) seem to be the choice of cars to pimp, as with Sonatas and Accents. Saw a bunch of rx8's but no 7s (of any generation).
All the other vehicles on the streets were opposite ends of the spectrum: either something seriously beat down, no front bumper, no rear bumper, duct tape, cracked windows or heavy duty trucks, mostly Dodge. Or the uber elite with their BMW X5s or the Mercedes.
Nothing happens during the day but EVERYONE comes out at night. I saw a turbo 5th gen prelude, but the guy wasn't puerto rican, so maybe he got the car shipped there? couple civics but not too many. One STi - probably the only STi on the island. A good handful of accords - 4 doors of course and also galants.
The roads aren't all that great though.
Last edited by YF19; Jan 3, 2005 at 07:43 AM.
Beat Ninja
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From: San Clemente, CA
Originally Posted by YF19
happy 2005.
keeping everyone in the know...
apparently the top 3 makes that people in Puerto Rico like to by are:
Hyundai
Mazda
and
Toyota
They're fairly cheap on the US money scale but probably expensive on the PR money scale. Corollas (of all years including the 86) seem to be the choice of cars to pimp, as with Sonatas and Accents. Saw a bunch of rx8's but no 7s (of any generation).
All the other vehicles on the streets were opposite ends of the spectrum: either something seriously beat down, no front bumper, no rear bumper, duct tape, cracked windows or heavy duty trucks, mostly Dodge. Or the uber elite with their BMW X5s or the Mercedes.
Nothing happens during the day but EVERYONE comes out at night. I saw a turbo 5th gen prelude, but the guy wasn't puerto rican, so maybe he got the car shipped there? couple civics but not too many. One STi - probably the only STi on the island. A good handful of accords - 4 doors of course and also galants.
The roads aren't all that great though.
keeping everyone in the know...
apparently the top 3 makes that people in Puerto Rico like to by are:
Hyundai
Mazda
and
Toyota
They're fairly cheap on the US money scale but probably expensive on the PR money scale. Corollas (of all years including the 86) seem to be the choice of cars to pimp, as with Sonatas and Accents. Saw a bunch of rx8's but no 7s (of any generation).
All the other vehicles on the streets were opposite ends of the spectrum: either something seriously beat down, no front bumper, no rear bumper, duct tape, cracked windows or heavy duty trucks, mostly Dodge. Or the uber elite with their BMW X5s or the Mercedes.
Nothing happens during the day but EVERYONE comes out at night. I saw a turbo 5th gen prelude, but the guy wasn't puerto rican, so maybe he got the car shipped there? couple civics but not too many. One STi - probably the only STi on the island. A good handful of accords - 4 doors of course and also galants.
The roads aren't all that great though.
lol