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Did some driving with the Ferrari club
Very cool pics. Thanks for sharing. Nick- white out
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- Forum: RT/10 and GTS Discussions
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Cruising speed small vibration that is not tires: drive-shaft?
While your waiting, have the wheels/tires force balanced. Nick- white out
- Post #36
- Forum: RT/10 and GTS Discussions
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The Threat of E15
It makes economic sense vs. 100-105 octane fuel in performance applications. ;) Nick- white out
- Post #34
- Forum: General Viper Discussion
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why I love my fiancee'
Again, it's an Audi C4S6, not a Buick. But having owned a Grand National for 9 years, one thing that many people learn, never under estimate a black, boxy Buick. Nick- white out
- Post #11
- Forum: General Viper Discussion
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why I love my fiancee'
Here's the full picture album: ***Scenic Michigan Drive Pictures*** - Luxury4Play.com Nick- white out
- Post #9
- Forum: General Viper Discussion
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why I love my fiancee'
A very clean Audi C4S6. There is a red prowler in front of it. Nick- white out
- Post #7
- Forum: General Viper Discussion
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why I love my fiancee'
She is not afraid to hang out the window and grab some great shots. Nick- white out
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- Forum: General Viper Discussion
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First post, two Qs (windshield & BBS rims)
Car looks GREAT! There is a local to SD group, awjunkies. Mostly Subaru & EVO owners, but some members have very expensive wheels. It would be worth the time to ask them of a local wheel repair place. They also meet (I think wednesdays) at the BOBA restaurant across from the cheetah club. Nick- white out
- Post #9
- Forum: RT/10 and GTS Discussions
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Clutch Suggestions
Just saying that it's a good clutch. :D FYI, a spec stage II failed after ~20 passes at 340awhp in my white STi. The stock clutch survived over 80 passes, 5+ auto-x, cross country rally at 380awhp in my blue STi. Nick- white out
- Post #24
- Forum: RT/10 and GTS Discussions
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Rough Idle and Possible Exhaust Leak
Check all vacuum lines. Nick- white out
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- Forum: RT/10 and GTS Discussions
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Comments on GEICO
I have had a great experience with Progressive. The only other company that could get close was AAA. Nick- white out
- Post #5
- Forum: RT/10 and GTS Discussions
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Custom Fuel Injector/Rail Setup
Well, if you're set on a 300 shot, you should have a generalization on the required fuel system. If you don't, you need to do more research before moving forward. It's a dangerous situation if you don't have everything well planned prior. Considering that turbo cars need 550cc-750cc injectors...- white out
- Post #4
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Clutch Suggestions
Not Spec. Tilton perhaps. Nick- white out
- Post #19
- Forum: RT/10 and GTS Discussions
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Just got back from the Porsche dealer. . .
That's great info. Thanks for sharing. Nick- white out
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Just got back from the Porsche dealer. . .
That's what they did. Nick- white out
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- Forum: RT/10 and GTS Discussions
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B/W GTS price lowered.
There are a ton of b/w cars currently available right now, wow. Nick- white out
- Post #2
- Forum: RT/10 and GTS Discussions
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Just got back from the Porsche dealer. . .
I needed something local and quick. I work with the Hummer and Subaru/Porsche/Audi dealer, so it wasn't just a random dealer stop. But usually, when it comes to Viper, I do stick with VCA vendors. Nick- white out
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Just got back from the Porsche dealer. . .
Yeah it's sad. One thing I was thinking while waiting for the car was how nice the dealer was vs. the local dodge dealer. I was pretty happy that the dodge dealer wouldn't touch it. :D I would've been fine with a test drive. :drive: Nick- white out
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- Forum: RT/10 and GTS Discussions
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The Threat of E15
Depending on the car, you don't have to do anything besides tune for E85. Most new car fuel systems are fine with E85, but require bigger injectors to compensate for more fuel. Ex: a WRX needs 740cc injectors, walbro255lph, and a tune to run E85 (stock injectors are 440cc and the oem pump...- white out
- Post #23
- Forum: General Viper Discussion
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Just got back from the Porsche dealer. . .
. . . where I had my wheels balanced because the Dodge dealer wouldn't do it and none of the other tires shops in town could get it to their lifts and were afraid of how wide the rear tires are. :rolaugh: So thank you Delta Porsche. :2tu: Forgot my camera, but there was a new, all white...- white out
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Cruising speed small vibration that is not tires: drive-shaft?
Mine ended up being poorly balanced wheels. Nick- white out
- Post #26
- Forum: RT/10 and GTS Discussions
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How long do OEM clutches with stock HP last?
Exactly. Nick- white out
- Post #28
- Forum: RT/10 and GTS Discussions
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spark plug wear; is this normal? (56K there are some big pics)
Thanks for all the info. Nick- white out
- Post #20
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BBS wheels on FE GTS
Best oem wheels ever put on a Viper. Nick- white out
- Post #25
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Help: Need Viper Tech in Metro Detroit Area
No problem. Nick- white out
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