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by High Society » Sat Apr 01, 2006 9:58 pm

amazing how many people ask me this ignorant question.....
Well wouldn't it be weird if they asked someone who didn't work their?
always reply "No". and then they stand there for a second and then i say "YES
That reminded me of night at the roxbury. "are you guys brother's?, NO!!.......YES!!! haha, works everytime!"

by Mr. Waters » Sat Apr 01, 2006 4:32 pm

i work in a grocery store....

and i had my Publix polo on and i was standing in front of one of the frozen food doors, putting away some Eggo buttermilk waffles.....and a lady comes walking up to me and aks..."do you work here?".................i always reply "No". and then they stand there for a second and then i say "YES, i work here, what can i help you with"

amazing how many people ask me this ignorant question.....

by joeyc » Wed Mar 29, 2006 7:32 pm

thats awesome glass!!! I love mustle cars! Mine, 66 'stang, has no motor right now. :( Evidently, trying to start a business requires money, who knew!?
Maybe I will get a rich african to put all his money in my account that wants to help fund my business and move over here!!!

by ridr4lif » Wed Mar 29, 2006 7:25 pm

GlassWolf wrote:Scott Brown and I built it. (Scott runs Straightline, a shop that specializes in mopar engine building for street/strip.)
He clearanced and prepped the block, and did the bottom end/rotating assembly. I built the top end of the motor.
Sweet. I also had someone bore and prep my block, as well as clean my cylinder head. All the other work i did myself. I find it fun, as long as you can take your time. At work is a diff. story. LOL

by GlassWolf » Wed Mar 29, 2006 7:18 pm

Ok. you'll have to come North then. :P

by William from NOLA » Wed Mar 29, 2006 7:14 pm

GlassWolf wrote: Will, when I move to NC, I'll have to see about coming down to isit some time when it's nice out. That'd be a fun trip.
That would be cool. I wouldn't bring the Charger into New Orleans. It's pretty dirty there right now :) NC is a pretty long drive from here.

by GlassWolf » Wed Mar 29, 2006 7:13 pm

Scott Brown and I built it. (Scott runs Straightline, a shop that specializes in mopar engine building for street/strip.)

He clearanced and prepped the block, and did the bottom end/rotating assembly. I built the top end of the motor.

by ridr4lif » Wed Mar 29, 2006 7:07 pm

wow, hp and tq are almost exact. Thats one badass motor. Did you build it yourself?

by GlassWolf » Wed Mar 29, 2006 7:04 pm

gearing makes a huge difference, too.
a 400HP RWD car with 2.32 gears in back won't be very fast, whereas a 300HP car with 6.54 gears in back will leap out from under ya.

Will, when I move to NC, I'll have to see about coming down to isit some time when it's nice out. That'd be a fun trip.

dyno sheet.. hmm
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by William from NOLA » Wed Mar 29, 2006 7:03 pm

ridr4lif wrote:Yea, this eclipse turbo had to be close to 300 hp...if not more. The kid claimed 450.......but he's a liar. Stupid ricer kid.
Stock they have around 200 hp (first generation 195hp/2nd 215hp if I remember right). I know they can be modded for some good cheap power up to around 240 easy and inexpensively.
reyeder fo leyeph wrote:BTW, what happened to my username in that second quote??? wtf
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