mkspeed26

i just remembered my grandpa had a similar problem in his 5-series. we were driving along and the same thing happened. the problem was that the e-brake wasnt completely pushed down and it vibrated after about 30 mph. make sure your e brake is completely disengaged and that it isnt binding</P>

Syndicate

Ty again. But now its in the garage having a supercharger installed

Glengemen

On the pistons I think they went to hypouteptic(I probably killed the spelling) pistons at that time. If it wasn't then I know they did sometime. I don't know for sure.

Syndicate

on the 84 fox? or the 94?

Syndicate

better yet. if the 302 was rebuilt in 95 what pistons should be in it now?

Glengemen

It really depends on who rebuilt the engine. If they were performance minded they would have gone with forged, if not they went cast, or Hypohoweverthef*ckyouspellit.

Syndicate

LOL how do you spell it again?

Syndicate

hmmmm... i wish knew what they were on it. If i physically take it out. will that tell me?

Glengemen

<FONT face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" color=magenta size=6>Hypohoweverthef*ckyouspellit</FONT></P>


<FONT color=black size=4>Great name for a piston ehh?<IMG src=smileys/smiley2.gif border="0"></FONT></P>

mkspeed26

you mean <FONT size=3><U>hypereutectic</U></FONT>??? lets just call them HE pistons from now on, sound good?? </P>


actually we shouldnt cause HE sounds manly and they are bad pistons, so lets call themHYP pistons</P>