Thread: Why you don't let clay work on his own car

All I want/need to do is get my fuel lines replaced before winter. I'll wait for headers and what not until spring. It'll make a good birthday present to myself in March

We will see. If we can't get a meet together, you could always hit me up when you are visiting your parents. My buddy has a big shop that we could use if his pulling truck isn't torn apart for winter rebuild.

I'll keep that in mind. Good news is, for the first time since I've owned my car I no longer have a SES light and I'm getting almost 37 mpg thanks to added timing.

lucky...my car didn't like Dan's dhp for some reason....

He had to get a new charger for his computer to tune my car. It's doing very well now. How's the new trans holding up?

Wife told me last night that she thought it was acting up. I will drive it to school today to see what's going on. I have a few codes that I need to have cleared to see if they return. It did pretty good on the way home so I am happy. As long as it is running ok, on to why the tire on the read is wearing on the inside. The joys of owning a GP.....the saga continues....

I know exactly what you mean lol. Well I hope it continues to work well for you.

If not Dan will be getting another visit from my GP......

I need to do that LIM job ASAP but I'm not confident that Clay could get within thirty feet of my engine bay without something breaking.

haha