I SAW THAT TO DUDE ITS CRAZYQuote:
Originally Posted by danielle15
AND I JUST CALLED YOU DUDE, DUDETTE
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I SAW THAT TO DUDE ITS CRAZYQuote:
Originally Posted by danielle15
AND I JUST CALLED YOU DUDE, DUDETTE
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Kyle, still waiting for you and your sister to come visit, but mostly your sister.
Your too slow, Dan has dibs already.
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So now that I possibly have a damn good paying job.... To Gen V swap or not to Gen V swap?...
I can take him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Russosaur
Swap.....Quote:
Originally Posted by CapnBreakAlot
I'm thinking some YT 1.9's, Gen V swap, FSIC on a 3.2? I plan to start a trans build this winter so next year will be a busy year for the Regal.
With camQuote:
Originally Posted by CapnBreakAlot
Well... It rained hard all day and everything is flooded. Our basement has 3.5 inches in the deepest part,water from wall to wall. We really just lost unimportant stuff on the floors luckily. Would have been a huge loss if we weren't home like the neighbors. Believe it or not one street over is worse, and the next even worse. Cars stalled out too. On the sidewalk its up to my knee caps..in the street I cannot imagine. Water is literally up to the houses and basements must have 3-4 feet. Gp is okay lol. Drove through water halfway up the bumper but that's it. And I have a 4x4 gp so.. My friend drove his aurora through water going up onto the hood and he made it. Trucks going by barely making it. Hmm taking off work tomorrow for sure. I'm beat from hauling water outside and working all day. Ate dinner at 1130. Sigh..
I drove south through Michigan today and got stuck on 23 near Ann Arbor while it was pouring rain. Accidents didn't help, either...Quote:
Originally Posted by 02NavyBlue
Yeah none of the roads were useable really, on main roads its the same thing. Water up to the sidewalk, a foot in the road. By now it may have gone down, our street is no longer flooded but the basement is still getting higher. And we have a finished basement. Up to like 3 inches now, new sophas have water at the bottoms. I think it's all downhill from here though gladly.
I was just here driving by this exact spot at 6:30. Took that ramp to 696. They say it's 10 ft deep
http://photos-f.ak.instagram.com/hph...86105347_n.jpg
13 mile and van dyke. Just over a mile from me
https://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.n...5e74a2fe1f9beb
You need a pump to get that basement dry
yeah i bugged my dad a million times over the years to take a few out of 4 pumps from my uncles house that he currently doesnt live in, home to use in case. But nope we won't need that, and "no room". Now he regrets that obviously and would buy one from lowes but they're probably all out. My uncle even has a gas powered 4hp pump that puts an indent in his river lol. That doesnt run though. Sure it needs a carb overhaul, easy.
Does anyone know if they sell low profile fans for our cars? My headers are still hitting my fans after all and causing a tiny bit of random KR.
So your making plans for a job you haven't started and haven't locked down yet and for money you don't yet have.. Seems legitQuote:
Originally Posted by CapnBreakAlot
Ahhh 4am screw you!
Yeah Ray with the bagged car has a setQuote:
Originally Posted by CapnBreakAlot
Didn't most guys use the Bonnie fans from a 92-99 for more clearance?
Someone at the meet said pregen fans are slimmer I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by CapnBreakAlot
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So what do you do on a rainy day?
Make a spud cannon duh
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/08/13/yqesehy2.jpg
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