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12-12-2005 | 07:47 PM
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Snow in AZ? I thought that was a desert?
It snowed about 10"-12" where I am at in CT.
Honestly, the thought of driving my 951 in Mass or CT during a Snow storm makes my privates shrivel up and that awful tingly feeling of shear fear occur in my spine!
The People up here are "nuts" when it snow here. Most drive their otherwise vehicle like a snowmobile.
I swear before the almighty if one of this igit’s up here hits my new 951 they better bring a hearse for them, and the S.W.A.T team to come look for me. That is a threat!
It snowed about 10"-12" where I am at in CT.
Honestly, the thought of driving my 951 in Mass or CT during a Snow storm makes my privates shrivel up and that awful tingly feeling of shear fear occur in my spine!
The People up here are "nuts" when it snow here. Most drive their otherwise vehicle like a snowmobile.
I swear before the almighty if one of this igit’s up here hits my new 951 they better bring a hearse for them, and the S.W.A.T team to come look for me. That is a threat!
12-12-2005 | 10:32 PM
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I hate snow too. I'm headed back someime before christmas.
As far as all the snow goes here, you can have it. I like dry roads without salt on them. But the snow does cover up all the uglieness of this dingy city.
As far as all the snow goes here, you can have it. I like dry roads without salt on them. But the snow does cover up all the uglieness of this dingy city.
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12-13-2005 | 09:38 AM
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Nope, the car has been sitting with two bolts holding the pan on ready to inspect the pick-up tube. All of a sudden Kevin has been working some insane hours so he hasn't had time to work on it in almost a month. With the hours he's been working and the belly he's sporting I wonder if he is really santa?
Outside of having no oil pressure, the car ran great. There's nothing like ripping apart a freshly built engine.
Outside of having no oil pressure, the car ran great. There's nothing like ripping apart a freshly built engine.
12-13-2005 | 11:20 AM
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Any damage to the bearings or anything else?
When I rebuilt mine I was able to pump oil (a lot of it onto the floor) by spinning the crank. It is nice to have a motor strt up and run perfect the first time. I do know what it is like tearing a fresh motor down, but at least all the parts are clean.
When I rebuilt mine I was able to pump oil (a lot of it onto the floor) by spinning the crank. It is nice to have a motor strt up and run perfect the first time. I do know what it is like tearing a fresh motor down, but at least all the parts are clean.
12-13-2005 | 11:34 AM
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Originally Posted by azmi951
Any damage to the bearings or anything else?
When I rebuilt mine I was able to pump oil (a lot of it onto the floor) by spinning the crank. It is nice to have a motor strt up and run perfect the first time. I do know what it is like tearing a fresh motor down, but at least all the parts are clean.
When I rebuilt mine I was able to pump oil (a lot of it onto the floor) by spinning the crank. It is nice to have a motor strt up and run perfect the first time. I do know what it is like tearing a fresh motor down, but at least all the parts are clean.