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There was an S4 auto car with the trans removed at Circle about a month ago. Jackpot, right!?!?!
left the silly 58mm at home - I mean really, how often do you use it???
btw, car is gone, no need to ask.
left the silly 58mm at home - I mean really, how often do you use it???
btw, car is gone, no need to ask.
#3579
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Originally Posted by MFP10thAnn
damn, I was hoping to score an S4 auto rear counterweight. Anybody have one they want to get rid of?
i PROBABLY have one laying around somewhere. my dad blew his engine a long time ago and we still have some of the parts. ill check tonight if i can remember.
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Originally Posted by onepointone
i PROBABLY have one laying around somewhere. my dad blew his engine a long time ago and we still have some of the parts. ill check tonight if i can remember.
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Man, I've been out of the loop for a while. I'd love to do a G-force some time. Life outside of work is kinda non-existent right now, though. For now it's all because of a big audit coming up, but I'm sure after that it'll be something else. It's always something.
I've managed to get the engine in the GTU despite working every day. I should be close to startup and back to autoX soon!
Sure do miss the track.
I've managed to get the engine in the GTU despite working every day. I should be close to startup and back to autoX soon!
Sure do miss the track.
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This past Sundays autoX is probably one of the best I 've been to despite being at Manchester. It was not confusing, it was fast in the right places (I topped out 2nd gear in one section -75mph-) , and it was techincal in the right places.
July 31'st event at VMP is now open for online registration.
July 31'st event at VMP is now open for online registration.
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Originally Posted by niburu
This past Sundays autoX is probably one of the best I 've been to despite being at Manchester. It was not confusing, it was fast in the right places (I topped out 2nd gear in one section -75mph-) , and it was techincal in the right places.
July 31'st event at VMP is now open for online registration.
July 31'st event at VMP is now open for online registration.
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Originally Posted by cafcwest
glad to hear they have found ways to utilize the parking lot in a more fun and understandable manner.
one of the cleanest engine bays I've ever seen
Last edited by niburu; 07-14-05 at 12:53 PM.
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Damn, I didn't even know there was an autoX. Nice looking engine bay! Looks like new.
Here is my setup as of last week. Not so clean, but it's got some cool stuff in there.
Here is my setup as of last week. Not so clean, but it's got some cool stuff in there.
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yellow zip ties must add a ton of horsepower
Zach, are you going to build some type of heat shield below the carb to prevent it from heat soaking? Any type of cold air/ducted air < air filter?
Just curious
Zach, are you going to build some type of heat shield below the carb to prevent it from heat soaking? Any type of cold air/ducted air < air filter?
Just curious
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Originally Posted by cafcwest
yellow zip ties must add a ton of horsepower
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Originally Posted by cafcwest
Zach, are you going to build some type of heat shield below the carb to prevent it from heat soaking? Any type of cold air/ducted air < air filter?
Just curious
Just curious
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Originally Posted by Zach McAfee
Now that you mention it, I could fab up something to deflect the heat from the header away from the intake manifold. The carb is actually in the perfect place to take in air from the hood scoop.
that too. what i was referring to though, was a shield between the top of the motor and the bottom of the carb, to deflect the rising heat of the engine from "heat soaking" the carb.