Driving on a 1500mile trip.
02-01-2007, 02:29 AM
#11
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RE: Driving on a 1500mile trip.
Be aware of the fuel pump http://www.stangnet.com/images/stori...SBs/06-9-9.pdf Hesitation on Accel after long cruise. Not sure if your car falls under it, but its freaky when you're not expecting it.
Mine was after traveling thru Ohio, payed the toll at the end of the state, went to accel and she choked, hard. Some have reported dying out. But only last a few seconds.
Other than that, it was a blast!
Mine was after traveling thru Ohio, payed the toll at the end of the state, went to accel and she choked, hard. Some have reported dying out. But only last a few seconds.
Other than that, it was a blast!
02-01-2007, 02:47 AM
#12
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Charlotte, NC
Posts: 157
RE: Driving on a 1500mile trip.
ORIGINAL: acrokat
I've touted this soo much on the MF people are gonna start wondering if I am being payed but...
Look into getting a clearbra. It is a 100% clear 3m Scotchgaurd tape that completely protects your car from just about everything on the road. Yes, it's expensive($500+ installed), however so is a refinish and repaint of your front end AND after that you are still unprotected. take a look at the link and see for yourself. The site shows the typical install process as well as the finished look. almost 100% invisible. Take a look at the videos at the bottom of the page!
http://www.thedentdevils.com/clear%20shield.html
I've touted this soo much on the MF people are gonna start wondering if I am being payed but...
Look into getting a clearbra. It is a 100% clear 3m Scotchgaurd tape that completely protects your car from just about everything on the road. Yes, it's expensive($500+ installed), however so is a refinish and repaint of your front end AND after that you are still unprotected. take a look at the link and see for yourself. The site shows the typical install process as well as the finished look. almost 100% invisible. Take a look at the videos at the bottom of the page!
http://www.thedentdevils.com/clear%20shield.html
02-01-2007, 07:53 PM
#13
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RE: Driving on a 1500mile trip.
If you haven't made this trek at this time of the year (assuming you're taking I-77), monitor the weather ahead of time for West Virginia. Things can get nasty near the Virginia border if it's snowing.
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