Mike
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Stephen, this is not front page news. I'll move it to the appropriate forum for you. -- Mike -
They like to go fast with a stable bike? Or, their large penis size requires room that's only available on a large bike?
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I own a total monster (1300cc sportbike) and I'm a responsible rider. I'm not even that good. The key is fear. [m]
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Nice!! I was wondering how you did that. What are you using to create it?
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Yea, I'd love to get a 3D wireframe of an early Z. About the email, the REMOVEME stuff works better than just a plain email. It also prevents stupid questions from the people who can't figure out how to use email. Did I just say that out loud?
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Hi Alan, Now you're the guinea pig!! Let us know what you think of the whole process and definitely post some pictures!! We're counting on you. -- Mike
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Word of advice, don't post your email in a public forum. Website scanners will pick it up and you'll get put on a spam list.
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Not to mention that you're using our logo without permission. Selling on this site is prohibited because I've told the main supporters of this site (who pay our bills) they have first crack at it. If you wish to set up a fund-raising campaign for the club, I'm all for that. The sales must benefit the club, not just you. [m]
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This is hardly frontpage news. I'm moving it to the proper forum.
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The fact that the fuel made it up to the gaskets, and then started spitting out of them, leads me to believe that you have a clogged system. Take out that small hose on the bottom of the SU's and clean it out.
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You're using an old fuel pump? For the price, I'd use a new one... you can't go wrong there. You can try a few other things, but, if your float bowls are empty then it's not pumping fuel properly. Try to remove one of the hoses that go to the float bowl... crank it over and see if fuel squirts out. This will tell you if your pump is bad. As far as the battery... new engines will almost always kill a good battery. Go get yourself a 'starter' charger... It will pump enough amps into the system so you can start the car with a dead battery. It was the best investment I ever made.
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It has two purposes... 1) Acts as a sound barrier from the outside elements. 2) Acts as a vibration supressor for the metal. When you thump on a piece of uncovered metal.... and then thump on a piece of covered metal... you'll hear a difference. The uncovered metal makes a 'clang' noise while the covered metal creates more of a 'thud.' -
The brown-bread cost me $95 for 35 square feet. I covered this much area and still have a good part of the roll left. -
I've seen quite a few picts from the MSA show. Take a look in our gallery and you should find something. I seem to remember someone using the spare tire well and another person making a box that fit under his rear strut brace (between the struts). Amps were facing toward the rear and speakers were facing front toward the driver. [m]
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News from MSN: The Nissan 350Z ranked at the top of the list of sports cars most popular with shoppers on MSN Autos last month. The list of the ten most popular sports cars on MSN Autos is based on monthly visits to the site's vehicle research pages. Almost immediately after it went on sale, the 350Z rocketed to the top of the sports car list. The 350Z is powered by a 287-horsepower V6 engine mated with a standard 6-speed manual transmission. The quintessential American "pony car," the Ford Mustang was the second most popular sports car. For 2003 Mustang offers the Mach 1 with a 305-horsepower 4.6-liter V8 and the SVT Cobra powered by a supercharged V8 that produces 390 horsepower and 390 lb-ft of torque. Lamborghini's mid-engine V12 Murcielago is the current mid-engine supercar in the tradition of the Countach and Diablo. Other exotic sports cars on the list were the Ferrari 360 Modena and the BMW Z8. Honda's high-performance two-seat roadster, the S2000 was also popular, followed by the Chevrolet Corvette. This year marks the 50th anniversary of America's world-class sports car, the Corvette, which debuted as a 1953 model. Acura's RSX and BMW's Z4 round out the top ten, along with the RX-8 from Mazda. The RX-8 is a four-seat sports car that marks the return of the rotary engine. Here's the complete list of the most popular sports cars on MSN Autos: 1 - Nissan 350Z 2 - Ford Mustang 3 - Lamborghini Murcielago 4 - BMW Z8 5 - Ferrari 360 Modena 6 - Honda S2000 7 - Chevrolet Corvette 8 - Acura RSX 9 - BMW Z4 10 - Mazda RX-8
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From the album: 1971 240z Jedi
I just had to take a shot of the car from a distance. I'm getting excited to drive her again. After the sound deadener is finished, I can install the electrical and the dash. Also note the roll of brown bread on the floor. It's not very wide and is an excellent product! -
From the album: 1971 240z Jedi
A better shot of the whole interior. Looks like the inside of a lunar lander!! On a few pieces, I had to cut a template to make the product fit right. The template was created out of a scrap of left-over backing (which was removed before install). -
From the album: 1971 240z Jedi
The passenger side is a lot easier to install. You will also notice that I've removed the little clips that hold up the jute board on the firewall. I did this because I plan to use another sound-deadener product (V-comp) on the firewall for additional noise control. The v-comp material has a nice black vinyl finish to it and will be glued in place. -
From the album: 1971 240z Jedi
You can see that I used many different pieces to install this properly. I found that a single large sheet is almost impossible to work with due to the stickiness of the material. The cut-outs around the mount-points were cut before I removed the backing. -
From the album: 1971 240z Jedi
I installed the material across the floors and under the seat. I will eventually install it behind the seats after I know I've had a good coverage everywhere else. -
From the album: 1971 240z Jedi
Installing the brown-bread product from b-quiet.com. Went very well and the stuff molds (and sticks) like no other! -
Excellent, ES, that's what I'm looking for! Thanks.
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Are you referring to the SARS problem? I am also wishing them the best.
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Depends on how smart you are. :-P