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Finnaly got my new ride on tuesday. Washed and waxed.. after 3 hours of work, here she is. I think its not too shabby for 80k worth of miles. Hopefully it will work better in the snow. (Dont mind the brick street, thats just temporary storage while I got the camera) http://piggeneral.tripod.com/Carpics/Smaller.JPG
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[ May 14, 2005, 04:16 AM: Message edited by: Pig General ]
Ya, Im probably going to start w/ what everyone else does, CAI, Colder Plugs, U-Bend/res delete and a smaller pulley, and see what goes from there. As of right now, this car is crazy sick fast, least compared to my Camaro. I need time to adjust. Its also wierd with the front two tires doing the work.
I got it for 7k, and they gave me 1k for my Camaro. I feel like I got a fair deal on the car.
sweeeeet..damn you can make those cars SO fast its rediculous..i think John D was running high 13s just from an intake and smaller pulley..i think his was a 2000..dont know if theres any difference..theres SO much stuff available for those cars too..which makes it a bit easier to find thing..nice car man!
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