Supercharger install, third report
02-19-2004 | 04:19 PM
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...I like my 928 a lot and do not intend to go crazy with all the new HP. Like I said a few months ago, for me this project is all about "gee wiz", "good looks ", and an occasional "hoooooleeeeeee shiiiiiite"........
Let's see if you still feel that way once it's underfoot.
02-19-2004 | 04:22 PM
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Originally posted by BrendanCampion
...Any concern about that ONE bolts holding the whole pulley assembly? Thats my only concern.
...Any concern about that ONE bolts holding the whole pulley assembly? Thats my only concern.
02-19-2004 | 04:24 PM
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Originally posted by Old & New
Let's see if you still feel that way once it's underfoot.
Let's see if you still feel that way once it's underfoot.
02-19-2004 | 06:25 PM
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Originally posted by Hacker-Pschorr
Doesn't a Dyno run about $35k?
Doesn't California have a few million people?
Isn't California BROKE beyond belief?
WTF am I missing?
I'd love to move there, but the more I learn about that state, the farthest west I'll ever move is Las Vegas.
Doesn't a Dyno run about $35k?
Doesn't California have a few million people?
Isn't California BROKE beyond belief?
WTF am I missing?
I'd love to move there, but the more I learn about that state, the farthest west I'll ever move is Las Vegas.
Originally posted by Gretch While the weather we deal with in the mountains of the North East may be a tad "severe" for a socal boy like you,
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02-19-2004 | 06:46 PM
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Originally posted by SharkSkin
It's not a DynoJet type dyno.... just rollers that put a load on the car. I think it's about $10K.
SOCAL? I'm insulted.... I'm guessing you didn't really mean it that way. I remember in the 70's there was talk of splitting Northern & Southern California. Sounded like a great idea to me. While we water ration in Silicon Valley during drought, Socal A-holes hose off their driveways and keep their lawns green. The SF Bay and Delta are also in a very bad way because of all the water that gets taken away to keep the desert planet LA in water. Ugh.... I need to stop before I build up a real head of steam here...
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It's not a DynoJet type dyno.... just rollers that put a load on the car. I think it's about $10K.
SOCAL? I'm insulted.... I'm guessing you didn't really mean it that way. I remember in the 70's there was talk of splitting Northern & Southern California. Sounded like a great idea to me. While we water ration in Silicon Valley during drought, Socal A-holes hose off their driveways and keep their lawns green. The SF Bay and Delta are also in a very bad way because of all the water that gets taken away to keep the desert planet LA in water. Ugh.... I need to stop before I build up a real head of steam here...
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02-19-2004 | 06:48 PM
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Actually the "smog dyno" is a $30,000 device with an annual service contract agreement for $3,000 - 4,000 per year . The balance of the required equipment adds another $20,000 or so . It is a VERY big business !
02-19-2004 | 09:27 PM
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Originally posted by Gretch
Sorry sounds like I need to pay more attention to geography......the folke in NH have the same view of our southern neighbors in Mass, call 'em "Mass holes", I am not sure what it means though.........
Sorry sounds like I need to pay more attention to geography......the folke in NH have the same view of our southern neighbors in Mass, call 'em "Mass holes", I am not sure what it means though.........
You also need to make a distinction between the Massholes (generally found inside Rt. 128) and the gentle, sophisticated people found down here in God's Country!
