Columbus, GA
01-29-2010, 07:42 PM
#1581
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No, that isn't me...I don't own a camaro....I'm actually looking to buy one here soon....I'm actually looking for a T/A....but really I'm not too picky on wether or not its a camaro or firebird so long as its got an LS1 in it...lol....but I drive a black Trailblazer SS with a billet grille so if you see me around gimme a holla....I think I know Brown....does he have a CIB?
01-30-2010, 05:59 AM
#1583
maybe so, but if you look at it like it do, you will see that you are on salary, and if you just do less work or spend less time actually working each day then you are in fact increasing the amount of money you get paid per hour. so by working less than you, i am merely giving myself a pay raise! 
01-30-2010, 12:53 PM
#1586
11 Second Club
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what kind of exhaust do you have on it? I just did a muffler delete on mine...so it's got a decent sound for only $60 worth of work...lol...
02-02-2010, 09:54 AM
#1589
If you are going to use the car for drag racing more than handling then I strongly discourage not to use the aluminum flywheel. The only reason people use aluminum flywheels is for auto cross or road racing to allow the drive train to spool quicker out of turns. Drag racing is a different game all together plus the added weight of cast or billet flywheel is stronger and needless to say a must. I thought I told you that already, although they are lighten versions of billet flywheels available for about the same price. But I think your money should be spent elsewhere.
02-03-2010, 10:07 PM
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haha...that's funny...I bought the TBSS for my wife as well....although i've been driving it since i'm trying to sell my other car...
what kind of exhaust do you have on it? I just did a muffler delete on mine...so it's got a decent sound for only $60 worth of work...lol...
what kind of exhaust do you have on it? I just did a muffler delete on mine...so it's got a decent sound for only $60 worth of work...lol...
02-04-2010, 12:55 PM
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02-05-2010, 01:55 AM
#1595
craig, sheik.... i have some bad news. Mike is no longer with us. he took his leave and made it back home to FL and on the fourth something happened and he died. i have no further information than that at this point, but thought id pass on what i know at this time. mike was a great soldier and an even better friend. he will be truly missed by all here. give your thoughts and prayers to his family and his daughter.
02-05-2010, 06:26 AM
#1596
well we were given a little more info on the situation with Mike. turns out he was home on leave and his mom went to wake him up yesterday morning and he was nonresponsive. his parents called 911 and when they showed up he was pronounced DOA. cause of death is pending an autopsy. when i know more ill pass it along.
02-07-2010, 10:41 PM
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damn garage door came off of its tracks.... good thing the garage door did not fall on my car... spent all day working on it and still did not work correctly, stupid tracks keep bowing out....I guess I will fix it later on this week... to pissed off right now to deal with it..
02-08-2010, 08:25 PM
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well we were given a little more info on the situation with Mike. turns out he was home on leave and his mom went to wake him up yesterday morning and he was nonresponsive. his parents called 911 and when they showed up he was pronounced DOA. cause of death is pending an autopsy. when i know more ill pass it along.
