Old guys with 12As club meeting
07-25-08, 04:38 PM
#2005
Man the Old Guys are setting some records today!
Nice work Crit on Post Number 2000!
And Brett for posting 250,000 of his own:
And wouldn't you know it The White One turned 150 today too:
But the prize goes to Holly:
Nice photo Billy, or whoever got the action shots of the Holly Monster!
Hey what was that gray roadster that slipped by behind Holly's sledge hammer?
Nice work Crit on Post Number 2000!
And Brett for posting 250,000 of his own:
And wouldn't you know it The White One turned 150 today too:
But the prize goes to Holly:
Nice photo Billy, or whoever got the action shots of the Holly Monster!
Hey what was that gray roadster that slipped by behind Holly's sledge hammer?
Last edited by ray green; 07-25-08 at 05:05 PM.
07-25-08, 05:31 PM
#2007
Exactly! So Holly, you should get an FC... they're much cheaper than those crazy high FB's! haha
And I found another funny on craigslist:
http://atlanta.craigslist.org/car/719377325.html
lol, I saved that
Now I understand the Astrovan thing!
And I found another funny on craigslist:
http://atlanta.craigslist.org/car/719377325.html
lol, I saved that
Now I understand the Astrovan thing!
07-25-08, 06:16 PM
#2009
And I found another funny on craigslist:
http://atlanta.craigslist.org/car/719377325.html
http://atlanta.craigslist.org/car/719377325.html
Or we could use it for next years charity fund raiser .......... oops did I say that out loud?
07-25-08, 10:07 PM
#2012
Rotary Freak
Flava Flav for Rotaries. I want to see a 12A rotor hanging off a chain around your neck, next time I see ya Stu. 
07-25-08, 10:16 PM
#2015
Rotary Freak
07-25-08, 10:20 PM
#2016
Rotary Freak
So guess who's car rolled over 250K yesterday morning?
I looked on craigslist a while ago and looked at these-
This one would need Crit and Billys' help for the transmission to meet Holly's standards:
http://atlanta.craigslist.org/car/757717362.html
And ohh, red leather and a 13B:
http://atlanta.craigslist.org/car/765197982.html
I looked on craigslist a while ago and looked at these-
This one would need Crit and Billys' help for the transmission to meet Holly's standards
:http://atlanta.craigslist.org/car/757717362.html
And ohh, red leather and a 13B:
http://atlanta.craigslist.org/car/765197982.html
Congrats on the 250K miles Brett!
07-26-08, 02:31 AM
#2018
So tonight was a night...
Long story short, I was 2 miles away from home when a fuel line ruptured on me in a elementary school parking lot. I had to go get tools from home and get Collin (Acesanugal) to come help me with it all. We tore the whole dynamic chamber off and replaced the fuel line coming into the primary fuel rail in about 3 hours... Now, the car's finally home but it's still leaking a good bit o'fuel, and I guess I'm gonna have to get some new crush washers from Mazda when I go to get my thermostat. The sad thing is, I've been down in the rats nest 2 times prior to this to fix the same leak...
Ehh Billy, you didn't get it! 
1989 Toyota RX7... that's what I was shooting for
Long story short, I was 2 miles away from home when a fuel line ruptured on me in a elementary school parking lot. I had to go get tools from home and get Collin (Acesanugal) to come help me with it all. We tore the whole dynamic chamber off and replaced the fuel line coming into the primary fuel rail in about 3 hours... Now, the car's finally home but it's still leaking a good bit o'fuel, and I guess I'm gonna have to get some new crush washers from Mazda when I go to get my thermostat. The sad thing is, I've been down in the rats nest 2 times prior to this to fix the same leak...
1989 Toyota RX7... that's what I was shooting for
Last edited by BrettLinton7; 07-26-08 at 02:37 AM.
07-26-08, 12:12 PM
#2019
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So tonight was a night...
Long story short, I was 2 miles away from home when a fuel line ruptured on me in a elementary school parking lot. I had to go get tools from home and get Collin (Acesanugal) to come help me with it all. We tore the whole dynamic chamber off and replaced the fuel line coming into the primary fuel rail in about 3 hours... Now, the car's finally home but it's still leaking a good bit o'fuel, and I guess I'm gonna have to get some new crush washers from Mazda when I go to get my thermostat. The sad thing is, I've been down in the rats nest 2 times prior to this to fix the same leak...
Ehh Billy, you didn't get it!
1989 Toyota RX7... that's what I was shooting for
Long story short, I was 2 miles away from home when a fuel line ruptured on me in a elementary school parking lot. I had to go get tools from home and get Collin (Acesanugal) to come help me with it all. We tore the whole dynamic chamber off and replaced the fuel line coming into the primary fuel rail in about 3 hours... Now, the car's finally home but it's still leaking a good bit o'fuel, and I guess I'm gonna have to get some new crush washers from Mazda when I go to get my thermostat. The sad thing is, I've been down in the rats nest 2 times prior to this to fix the same leak...
Ehh Billy, you didn't get it!
1989 Toyota RX7... that's what I was shooting for
07-26-08, 02:01 PM
#2020
lol... Someone should call him and record the conversation Maybe we can do it at the next meet!
So I went outside today with my handy dandy 19 mil and tightened down on the banjo bolt (pd replaced) a little more. I didn't get crazy with it and use every muscle in my body to torque it down, I just gave it a few pulls, and when I started the car- whoo hoo no leaky fuel... I let it idle until it got to NOT and held the revs around 4K and it still didn't leak. I'm going to take it down the road and back in a little while and check it again afterwards. And Collin tried to tell me it was tight enough yesterday.
I'm going to look into new crush washers though when I get another thermostat just to be safe. Hopefully the dang thing's done leaking.
Maybe we can do it at the next meet!So I went outside today with my handy dandy 19 mil and tightened down on the banjo bolt (pd replaced) a little more. I didn't get crazy with it and use every muscle in my body to torque it down, I just gave it a few pulls, and when I started the car- whoo hoo no leaky fuel... I let it idle until it got to NOT and held the revs around 4K and it still didn't leak. I'm going to take it down the road and back in a little while and check it again afterwards. And Collin tried to tell me it was tight enough yesterday.
I'm going to look into new crush washers though when I get another thermostat just to be safe. Hopefully the dang thing's done leaking.
07-27-08, 06:51 AM
#2024
He's back again! This time it's his first time driving a stick shift!
http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?fusea...oid=39346 733
So what's up, we having an August meeting or have we had enough excitement for one summer?
http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?fusea...oid=39346 733
So what's up, we having an August meeting or have we had enough excitement for one summer?