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jdmleggy97, You'd be my hero. mike-tracy, You're right, I was in a near-panic and freaking about my car. I also exist as Fuzzylee, but I couldn't remember my pass word. I of course remembered it about ten minutes after posting.LOL Chattanooga, TN Apex3, I'll try again later if I don't get lucky with...

I love these newer turbo Legs. I have a theory about the rust under the hood. I think that maybe it was driven on a freshly salted roadway at freeway speeds when it was new. You throw in some 18 wheelers and a nice thin mist of salt laden water gets ingested into the underhood area. Now let that sta...

Jefferson, As a co-owner of registered, copyright material, I personally commend you on your course of action. I'd like to see these articles myself, however scanning and posting w/o the copyright owners permission is theft. I think alot of people would consider me an old, uptight, stickler for the ...

I've loved planes since I was a kid. Little bro and I built so many models we ended up blowing em up to make room for new ones. :twisted: I took the family down to Perdido Key, FL for vacation this summer and we went up the road to the Naval Aviation Museum @ Pensacola Naval Air Station. Holy crap i...

yes the type of transmission does play a role on wether or not your car has a turbo!!! Friendly correction: 94 T-Legs were available with 5-speed manual or the 4EAT automatic trans. You are correct if you meant that the 4EAT in the T-Legs is different than the one in the non-turbo cars, however IIR...

I was wrong, lefty uppers do exist.
http://www.chesterarmsllc.com/rifle/StagArms.htm

Yup, top pic is awsome!!!

Were you listening to the radio?

Guns....Yes! :twisted: I'm pretty sure all AR-15(DPMS) type rifles and carbines are "right-handed". The ejection port is gonna be on the right side of the rifle. You may be able to find a deflector that fits in place of the dustshield to keep the hot brass from hitting you in the face. To ...

I keep the cat because, although fireballs are cool, the wife gets upset when the yard catches on fire. (Don't ask) As for "Global Warming", a resonable person can use Ozone Al's other invention to find information discrediting him and the other moonbats spouting hysterical nonsense and at...

35 y.o. married, 2 kids, no ticket or accident in almost 12 years,
and discount with homeowner policy =

$550/year for full coverage w/ low deduct. and roadside towing.

Getting old ain't so bad.

Wanna trade uncles? Cause mine just borrows my tools and does'nt
bring them back.


You are a lucky man.

You might try G20.net. I'm sure those guys will be all over this.
Good luck on the partsfest.

Dude, what can I say... East bound an down, 18 wheels a rollin, We gonna do what they say can't be done... CAUTION: Poster my be a bit redneck. We got a long way to go, And short time to get there, We gonna do what they say can't be done.... The Orange Blossom Special Coors Beer Flamin Chickens, I d...

So how ya gonna heat the water?

Electric is terribly inefficient(sp).


Ya, I was already trying figure out how to swing the cash for a 1 ton vette.

The pics are nice.

The sounds......sublime

Pure White? my VIN tag under the hood says 230

Brake rotors don't actually "warp".

Tonflo has it.

It's uneven layers of pad material on the rotors that causes pulsing (slide-bite-slide-bite..etc.)
Resurface the rotors(very fine grit sandpaper?Scotchbrite pad?), and rebed(?) the pads.

The manual button on the AT shifter will force the car to start off in second gear. Of course it will also hold second to redline even at part
throttle. (My AT SS does this)
The noises, I've no idea, but fluid changes can work wonders in old
automatics.

Nice write up. I always wondered what those plastic ducks were for.

I love code 35.
This problem made my SS the unloved child to someone.
NOW SHE'S MINE!!
Easy fix.

DOH!!!

I highly recommend any of WI's Single Speed parts, especially for bikes with "shifting problems."

No shift = no problem, right?

Uhmmm.
Maybe, move???
We humans still exist because we move around when local conditions are no longer conducive to our lifestyle.
The world will change around us. We adapt, move, or die.