Ashley P
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@ Disney The 3.5 will come out the top of a 2010 MKX. Just pull the balancer, bumper cover, and 6 bumper bolts and slide the whole assembly forward about 5". Book says drop it out the bottom. Keep that in mind when you LS one.
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It's not that facebook steals your soul, it's that your soul is stuck on facebook and an EMP could wipe it ALL as quick as Kim Loon Soon III can plode a nuke.
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No. Link?
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LOL
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I love the mission of this band. As a Weird Al fan, I love their parody skills. Some songs are just for fun, some are dead serious/on target.
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I think John's busy shining his exhaust tips.
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Right on. Past the the head, exhaust is just pipe.
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Wow. I'm too cheap to read any further in this topic.
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I'm sorry for her declining health. VERY neat item indeed. Great that you are the caretaker.
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Hey, that combo just posted this, so what's your point? I do admit that a delete key is faster (and less awkward) than turning my screen over and shaking it, but EMPs can't.....
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LS racers enjoy the text. Pontiac racers still want smoke signals.
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^ Ahhhhh, grasshopper, you are only channeling your inner engineer. You must dream of violating the laws of physics and then....build and sell such devices to those who operate in the alternate universe known to us as...."the left". Personally, I'd just build a little perpetual motion engine to power the compressor to force air into another perpetual motion engine. In only a few weeks days hours it would generate more power than our sun. We could use that to power the air conditioner that will cool our runaway greenhouse temps.
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Someone's trying to develop an electric powered centrifugal supercharger; they're calling it "an electric turbocharger". Whatever it's name, I predict it will become vastly popular on some future Ford turbo diesel in their attempt to over-complicate/render the engine trouble prone. (Like an electric motor can put out the power for YEARS that an exhaust impeller can...what's next, the rubber band powered "turbo"?) http://www.enginelabs.com/news/is-an-electric-turbo-coming-soon/ (Hmmmm...better watch Mike's supercharger pics, he might be sneaking an electric motor in it.)
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What would you hypothetically build? Now with more CTS-V
Ashley P replied to Mike's topic in Projects and Builds
It's like shifting a manual with the intent to spin tires versus blipping the throttle to cushion the shift; the driveline hates violence. It lives much longer with smoothness.