My first F-Body
10-05-2008, 11:43 AM
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I'm in West Seattle and bought the car from someone on Camano Island.
Yeah it's really nice. I was skeptical at first and wanted black or blue,
It's stock except a flowmaster muffler. No plans right away (maybe lid since it's cheap) because I have to get rid of all my B-Body parts and my B-Body. Eventually though basic bolt-ons, LTs, exhaust, cutout, stall and gears.
There's this white Camaro I've seen near me with a big cowl hood and sounds bad ***. I wonder if he posts here?
Yeah it's really nice. I was skeptical at first and wanted black or blue,
There's this white Camaro I've seen near me with a big cowl hood and sounds bad ***. I wonder if he posts here?
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I'm in West Seattle and bought the car from someone on Camano Island.
Yeah it's really nice. I was skeptical at first and wanted black or blue,
It's stock except a flowmaster muffler. No plans right away (maybe lid since it's cheap) because I have to get rid of all my B-Body parts and my B-Body. Eventually though basic bolt-ons, LTs, exhaust, cutout, stall and gears.
There's this white Camaro I've seen near me with a big cowl hood and sounds bad ***. I wonder if he posts here?
Yeah it's really nice. I was skeptical at first and wanted black or blue,
It's stock except a flowmaster muffler. No plans right away (maybe lid since it's cheap) because I have to get rid of all my B-Body parts and my B-Body. Eventually though basic bolt-ons, LTs, exhaust, cutout, stall and gears.
There's this white Camaro I've seen near me with a big cowl hood and sounds bad ***. I wonder if he posts here?
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10-05-2008, 12:29 PM
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Sounds like it could potentially be really loud. The only time I've seen it was 6-7am and it sounded like he kept the RPM's really low as to not wake the whole neighborhood. I really can't remember the rims, but I'm pretty sure the cowl has a big fat black stripe on it.
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O no.. lol. She drives over to seattle everyonce in awhile, but she lives in Poulsbo. And it doesn't have a black stripe down the hood. She drives the hell out of it too... She wouldn't care if she was going through a neighborhood full of old people.. She only knows that the gas pedal makes it go forward, and sometimes the brake makes you stop. lmao.
10-05-2008, 12:53 PM
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O no.. lol. She drives over to seattle everyonce in awhile, but she lives in Poulsbo. And it doesn't have a black stripe down the hood. She drives the hell out of it too... She wouldn't care if she was going through a neighborhood full of old people.. She only knows that the gas pedal makes it go forward, and sometimes the brake makes you stop. lmao.
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10-05-2008, 07:31 PM
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You might want to think about getting some suspension mods put on that thing too. It will really help it take the corners. I know you think it corners well now but put some Eibach springs and some Bilstiens or Konis on it and it will handle ten times better. (Maybe some sub-frame connectors and a strut tower brace as well.)
I work in Sodo an have the Trans Am there every once in a while when it is too cold or wet to ride the Harley to work. We do quite a bit of work on homes in West Seattle.
I work in Sodo an have the Trans Am there every once in a while when it is too cold or wet to ride the Harley to work. We do quite a bit of work on homes in West Seattle.
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You might want to think about getting some suspension mods put on that thing too. It will really help it take the corners. I know you think it corners well now but put some Eibach springs and some Bilstiens or Konis on it and it will handle ten times better. (Maybe some sub-frame connectors and a strut tower brace as well.)
I work in Sodo an have the Trans Am there every once in a while when it is too cold or wet to ride the Harley to work. We do quite a bit of work on homes in West Seattle.
I work in Sodo an have the Trans Am there every once in a while when it is too cold or wet to ride the Harley to work. We do quite a bit of work on homes in West Seattle.
A lot of the time I go through SODO on my way home from work. From the stadium down 1st to the West Seattle bridge so you might see me if you work in that area.