8/14 09:30

 

It looks slow, Shane.

Glad to see your working through the pain, look forward to seeing you next week.

 

Went to put my tune in my X3 and...







Had to upgrade the firmware. No biggie.



Next, I'll probably back into the mail man when I pull out of the driveway.

 

If it "ain't" one thing... it is another...

The "old" firmware trick...keep pushing... you will be there soon...

 

Somebody come install my wideband for me. I'm having trouble sitting still.

 

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH


#*$#&$ @#*($#@&^ r%*#@(#@ ^$#^t%$#@* ($#@^ $#%^&$#@*$#@

Edelbrock didn't ship yesterday despite me calling them at the opening of business hours. It allegedly ships today and will be here tomorrow.


AAAAGGHGHGHGHGHGHGHGHGHGHHHHHHHHHHHHH


Yeah, I'm frustrated. But there more to it than that. I'm missing work over this. There goes another day. #&$# ^&$@*(#@^$#&^#@*#@ !#@^&!@*($ $^$#@^#@^#^$#^

Shoulda bought a whipple. It would have been installed in 1 day, 2 tops.

 

Somebody tell me how you got gauges to fit in your SOS pillar. Mine fit so loosely, they wiggle. No way they stay in without some kind of mod or duct tape solution. Freakin great.

 

Add a few small pieces of velcro (the soft half) to the perimeter of your gauge just inside of the trim ring.

Sorry to hear about EB dropping the ball on shipping those parts!!

 

I had loose gauges in mine as well. I used some thin weather stripping.

The bad thing is they are in there tight as crap so if I need to take them out (which I did in the beginning since one was crooked) it's a pain in the ****.

 

I just used electrical tape, SOS pods are made by autometer gauge specs. Part of it man, chin up, you'll be biting your tongue the first time you put your foot in it I promise.