Posted: Mon Apr 16, 2007 1:26 pm
That's what kidz' r' 4 Lippy..... 
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Posted: Mon Apr 16, 2007 1:39 pm
glad you are feeling better !!Posted: Mon Apr 16, 2007 3:42 pm
good to hear Lippy - not about the kid, but the back. I know all about kid grief - fortunately mine (or unfortunately) mine haven't reached the age of maximum kid grief yet 
Posted: Mon Apr 16, 2007 9:31 pm
It looks like the car got sold to someone else...You just need a longer, wider, lower car to put all that extra stuff in... hint, hint.
Posted: Wed Apr 18, 2007 8:08 am
Got a call from one of my buddies last night - he just got back from Missouri with a 33 Willys gasser that he just bought. I haven't seen it yet, but it's supposedly a new car with a few shakedown passes on it - 25.4 c/m chassis, 114" wb, with a blown gas small block in it. He was calling for help - he's never run a blower, or injection, and this things got an MSD 7 with all the electronics on it and the little Racepac that you need to adjust with a computer. It's got all the cool sh*t that you need for blown gas like boost-based timing retard. He figured between the 2 of us we could figure out how it all works.
Looks like I get to tune another car whilst trying to get mine back together. At least all he needs is something to get down the track for now - he still needs to make his license passes before he can do too much.
Wheelz - I need Gorilli to come up here and off the beavers for me so I can get some work done - they keep trying to plug up the culvert and I'm spending racecar time getting the water to run under the driveway
Looks like I get to tune another car whilst trying to get mine back together. At least all he needs is something to get down the track for now - he still needs to make his license passes before he can do too much.
Wheelz - I need Gorilli to come up here and off the beavers for me so I can get some work done - they keep trying to plug up the culvert and I'm spending racecar time getting the water to run under the driveway
Posted: Wed Apr 18, 2007 8:58 am
Good Luck with the buddys project Perry. It sounds like a fun little toy.
Posted: Wed Apr 18, 2007 7:29 pm
the anglia got sold,...????
and now your going to mess with a bunch
of gizmos and timers and such,.
,..Kool
have fun with it, its cool to pull timning and change
fuel curves with chips and buttons,..makes life easier.
good luck
Vic
and now your going to mess with a bunch
of gizmos and timers and such,.
,..Kool have fun with it, its cool to pull timning and change
fuel curves with chips and buttons,..makes life easier.
good luck
Vic
Posted: Thu Apr 19, 2007 7:31 am
Not my anglia Vic - that anglia project car that I was looking at in Iowa - just in case you misunderstood.
Yeah - playing with electronics can be fun. I got into some of it when we ran the pulling truck, but we quit before we got too carried away The crazy part is this guy really just wants to run 9's and hang out with his street rod buddies at the local nostalgia events. This car he bought is a bit overkill. I figure if I get him out with us at a couple NPCA events, I can wean him off of the street rods
Yeah - playing with electronics can be fun. I got into some of it when we ran the pulling truck, but we quit before we got too carried away
The crazy part is this guy really just wants to run 9's and hang out with his street rod buddies at the local nostalgia events. This car he bought is a bit overkill. I figure if I get him out with us at a couple NPCA events, I can wean him off of the street rods