Where is everyone #5

The last 70 I owned. 468 big block with a turbo 400 I had built. Fuel cell and blue bottle in the trunk…..

 

Wow, I figured it would be lighter than that. From what I know about them (modern engines) a few tricks can be made with a download or 2 from a computer….?

 

Yes, that's true. There are downloads to modify the ecu, or chip mods. There's also all the other mods that can be done, exhaust, cam, header, manifolds, supercharger, etc...

One real simple mod I've already done... the car has 'dual mode exhaust'. There are valves on two of the exhaust pipes, that close after starting, then open up based on rpm. Pull the fuse for the module and they stay open all the time for better performance and sound at lower rpms.

 

83 degrees here in Jersey. I'm not ready for the heat

 

I'd like to get a late 60s Nova. Something with at least 450 hp at the wheels.

Handling? Ain't no corners on a 1/4 mile!

 

Alright, I gotta say it. A fuse for the exhaust.

 

6° this morning is Casper, WY

Lots of road closures.....gees
80 was closed almost all day yesterday west of Cheyenne. This pic was taken at the Cheyenne J looking west. Alot of trucks parked.

90 has closures today east of 25. Gees

 

You can actually use the online equivalent of that also, nowadays. For instance, go to any website that has something that doesn't mention price, let's say, you just want ball park figure to work on. Anji's for example. Before they've given you anything you want, they've got your email, addresss, phone, so even if you don't use their recommendations, they have just started making money selling your information you gave freely in exchange for "free" quotes. I always back out of the website when those questions start popping up, but even that's not enough anymore. If you have already given an email address (I use a honeypot one to catch them) and then back out, they can see you did and automatically start spamming the email address to finish the "transaction" you started. They now have a "good" email address to sell. I just usually delete everything in the honeypot email address because it's mostly all spam anyway, without having to read any of it.

 

But you had a better chance of suviving an accident in that metal buggy.

 

If only everyday could go like today. Unload, reload and back to the barn in 9.5hr just over 400mi