Thread: What did you do to your Car today?

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Ok after a month of use here's a pic of the seats - as always more pics in my thread

thats smurf tackulare

Drove it to the BMV after work and renewed my plates and registration. New plate but apparently my number stays the same.
Yay for not having to remember a new plate number.

played with a gto on my way to work, both had fun from a stop spinning like mofos

Talking about fuel and running it low, I once put 16.8 gallons in the GP.

The Stealth is supposed to have a 19.8 gallon tank. I put 20.2 gallons in one day. I was at the mall headed to the gas station and the car bucked, hesitated and ran again. Luckily the gas station was only a hundred feet down the road.

Originally Posted by stealthee

Talking about fuel and running it low, I once put 16.8 gallons in the GP.

The Stealth is supposed to have a 19.8 gallon tank. I put 20.2 gallons in one day. I was at the mall headed to the gas station and the car bucked, hesitated and ran again. Luckily the gas station was only a hundred feet down the road.

all you had was just the fuel in the lines that was keeping you going.

Originally Posted by stealthee

Talking about fuel and running it low, I once put 16.8 gallons in the GP.

The Stealth is supposed to have a 19.8 gallon tank. I put 20.2 gallons in one day. I was at the mall headed to the gas station and the car bucked, hesitated and ran again. Luckily the gas station was only a hundred feet down the road.

Nice! lucky i only ran out of gas once and it was in a saab damn thing lied to me

the Distance to Empty will lie to you.

Originally Posted by ericspecullaas

the Distance to Empty will lie to you.

Why do they all lie?

they get reset or they are to old to compute correctly

Enjoyed my GP today. I had it out all day driving around town. First time I have driven it in awhile. I got a new camera and snapped a picture before I put it away in the garage.

Changed out the lifters and pushrods and no more ticking I'm super happy that it's running great again

Washed, clayed, and waxed my lady's camaro...

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Originally Posted by ericspecullaas

all you had was just the fuel in the lines that was keeping you going.

Incorrect.. for the same reason air in the brake lines keeps you from stopping. Because air compresses and doesn't build pressure the same way that liquid does.

Cut a decal for the roof, will post pics once its on

Smurfy