Gonna go broke is what it is..... -- After I get my engine running ok WITH A/C (cause rains every flippin day between 4pm and 7pm even if its for 5 minutes) cause the windows fog up. -- Actually, I get my car back this friday. I was right, O2 sensor was bad and the computer thought the little click on the Distributor was missing when it wasn't .... I'm puttin in the 190LPH fuel pump and regulator and THEN come the Baer brakes (2k), wheels and tires (cause for some reason the old ones wont fit anymore...something to do with the 4 to 5 lug conversion thing.....hahahaha...i kill me)thats 1.5K, then the UPR front k-member kit w/coilovers, bar and CCplates plus A-arms (thats 1.4K) then rear from UPR also,adjustable uppers, lowers, bar, coilovers (thats another 1K) oh,and since theanti roll-bar will not work with thepipes it'll be a perfect excuse forgetting turn downs..hehe....then I can start saving some $$ for a nice347 P/S streetfighter from CHP (cause that's a crapload of dough)</P>


For you younger generation.....lemme give you some advice w/no BS. Take it from me.....I've pretty much done it all:</P>


1- Stay in school, get a degree in something but start thinking of what you want and work for yourself....no one else.</P>


2- Stay legal and always do the right things for the RIGHT reasons.</P>


3- IF you MUST marry then make sure you AND her have things squared away straight.3a - never stray, it's not worth it. integrity/your word/your values can't ever be taken away....all else can.</P>


4- THINK before you do anything, educate yourself on everything you can find, whether you like it or not.....you just may find out you do like it. (whatever IT may be)</P>


5- Find out what would make you happy and then make it so.....(hint: peaceful living is a start).</P>


ok........sermon is over............. what the hell are you doing here??? go work on your Mustangs or something....... LOL</P>


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Good sermon.

 

Woot! Hell, got my car back today, gotta take it easy for a bit to break in the clutch<img border="0" src=smileys/smiley5.gif border="0"> .

First time ever dealing with replacing the clutch, so I didn't think/realize that...went to work sweating my ***** off in jeans waiting to go to Edgewater....only to realize later I couldn't<img border="0" src=smileys/smiley3.gif border="0">

But it's an AWSOME feeling having BOTH wheels putting power to the ground! I love my little $350 LSD conversion (holey crap, he BOUGHT an aftermarket part!)