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Old Jun 3, 2008, 06:51 AM
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My friend's SR20 swapped 240 w/ 57 trim on it had a similar clutch. I remember stalling it about 10 times trying to get onto the highway from a gas station. The engagement window was EXTREMELY narrow - I'd hate to drive that car in traffic.
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Can't say I did.. though I definitely screamed like a girl this morning when I nailed a huge pothole...
Jason- throttle over the potholes It takes a little bit of the 'ouch my nuts' if you power through it, rather than on decel. Or you can pay attention and swerve out of the way of the pothole
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Originally Posted by anjapower
My friend's SR20 swapped 240 w/ 57 trim on it had a similar clutch. I remember stalling it about 10 times trying to get onto the highway from a gas station. The engagement window was EXTREMELY narrow - I'd hate to drive that car in traffic.
haha. it still amazes me that dennis could drive it as smoothly as he did last night. engagement was just crazzzyyy
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Old Jun 3, 2008, 07:06 AM
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haha. it still amazes me that dennis could drive it as smoothly as he did last night. engagement was just crazzzyyy
once rolling it was fine, i could snap shifts like nothing, but from a dead stop? forget about it
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cool: http://www.leftlanenews.com/green-cr...he-future.html

mikie: http://www.leftlanenews.com/cadillac...lar-coupe.html
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YUM

i can't wait until they are used and like 1/4 the price.

depreciation FTW!
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^^ I like the 'cool' link...hope they can make it 93oct though.

...CTS-V coupe = stiffy


*Out of curiousity, those who have seen my car....what do you think its $$$ value is...???....
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Mikie- if you really want to cough up the $$$ McMulkin Cadillac in Nashua, NH has a BlackCherry CTS-V that my friend Laura ordered then changed her mind on. Maybe you can make them an offer. She is friends with the owner and they were willing to drop almost $12k off the sticker price She asked me to ask around if anyone wanted it...
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*Out of curiousity, those who have seen my car....what do you think its $$$ value is...???....
i am going to say 0 because i do not want you to sell teh evo

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Mikie- if you really want to cough up the $$$ McMulkin Cadillac in Nashua, NH has a BlackCherry CTS-V that my friend Laura ordered then changed her mind on. Maybe you can make them an offer. She is friends with the owner and they were willing to drop almost $12k off the sticker price She asked me to ask around if anyone wanted it...

DOOOOO ITTTTTTT!!!!!
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soooo im thinking i want to go double din. anyone interested in attempting to fab up a double din conversion? davids?

initially im thinking get some stock parts and some fiberglass. never fiberglassed, but this might be a good time to learn! hah

bill can you pm me a price for the stock center piece and that lower bracket?
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Originally Posted by IMR-TIM
Mikie- if you really want to cough up the $$$ McMulkin Cadillac in Nashua, NH has a BlackCherry CTS-V that my friend Laura ordered then changed her mind on. Maybe you can make them an offer. She is friends with the owner and they were willing to drop almost $12k off the sticker price She asked me to ask around if anyone wanted it...
i would love to but i can't justify the money right now...i need something that will sip gas instead of guzzling it....
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Originally Posted by Paulnsx
soooo im thinking i want to go double din. anyone interested in attempting to fab up a double din conversion? davids?

initially im thinking get some stock parts and some fiberglass. never fiberglassed, but this might be a good time to learn! hah

bill can you pm me a price for the stock center piece and that lower bracket?
I would start looking for a used orbital kit, i see them every now and again.
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i would love to, i can definitely justify the money right now...i need something or someone that will guzzle and not sip it....
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Originally Posted by Paulnsx
soooo im thinking i want to go double din. anyone interested in attempting to fab up a double din conversion? davids?

initially im thinking get some stock parts and some fiberglass. never fiberglassed, but this might be a good time to learn! hah

bill can you pm me a price for the stock center piece and that lower bracket?
i've been pondering this for a awhile now. I'm convinced we can either machine a plate for the climate control relocation, or fiberglass the lower cubby alltogether. you weren't at the drag strip when we went. My buddy marin has a carputer, and fiberglassed a screen bigger then double din. looked real clean.
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Old Jun 3, 2008, 09:09 AM
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i've been pondering this for a awhile now. I'm convinced we can either machine a plate for the climate control relocation, or fiberglass the lower cubby alltogether. you weren't at the drag strip when we went. My buddy marin has a carputer, and fiberglassed a screen bigger then double din. looked real clean.
His setup looked awesome.

Oh and here is some news to me:

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The stock 7 bolt mitsu fasteners are just as strong as normal ARP's. You actually do more harm than good by disturbing the OEM head sealing. If you MUST do headstuds go with A1's or ARP's L1 material. Its taken me about 4 years of drag racing to learn how to make headgaskets last on TRUE street cars that run close to 40psi boost on race gas and 30+ psi on pump gas.
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