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My name is Kevin. I'm new to these forums, but I'm certainly not new to the world of muscle cars and modifying the like. I've had big block Mopars, including a 572inch, Indy headed, pump gas Ebody(Challenger) that ran 9.60s,
two built and supercharged 5.0 Stangs, several well-modified eighties, and one well-modded early nineties turbo Dodge that ran much stronger than many unsuspecting V-8 pilots could believe. I also had a '93 Z28 with a transplanted LT4 motor and a Turbo Technology kit.
My current ride is a 2001 Z28 A4. Currently, it's only mods are a 3400 stall Vigilante. Although, at this time, this LS car is slower than many of my former rides, overall, it is my favorite. I've owned the '01 for nearly 3 years now, which is the longest I've ever owned a performance vehicle of any kind, without having long-since taken a headfirst dive into the sea of aftermarket tranquility. I can't stand it anymore, and I intend to rectify the situation. Hopefully I'll be able to learn alot, teach a little, and generally engage in some intriguing and humorous conversation with others like myself, who choose to spend ungodly amounts of capital, in a misdirected effort to refute some of Sir Isaac Newton's Laws.
two built and supercharged 5.0 Stangs, several well-modified eighties, and one well-modded early nineties turbo Dodge that ran much stronger than many unsuspecting V-8 pilots could believe. I also had a '93 Z28 with a transplanted LT4 motor and a Turbo Technology kit.
My current ride is a 2001 Z28 A4. Currently, it's only mods are a 3400 stall Vigilante. Although, at this time, this LS car is slower than many of my former rides, overall, it is my favorite. I've owned the '01 for nearly 3 years now, which is the longest I've ever owned a performance vehicle of any kind, without having long-since taken a headfirst dive into the sea of aftermarket tranquility. I can't stand it anymore, and I intend to rectify the situation. Hopefully I'll be able to learn alot, teach a little, and generally engage in some intriguing and humorous conversation with others like myself, who choose to spend ungodly amounts of capital, in a misdirected effort to refute some of Sir Isaac Newton's Laws.