Where is everyone?

The lower the number the better.

 

For sure running the OEM EFI mate. Be a step backwards not using it IMHO.
The pre 2003 Range Rovers used the old Buick 215 all aluminum, bored out to 4.6liters. So not a lot of power to be had for reasonable money. I have built a fair few of them, and it just isn't cheap to get even close to 300HP at the crank. So I sold my built RR motor for $3k, and bought that LM7 for $700. Broke even thus far, but the electronics will just be a joy......not.
All the best for tomorrow!

Martin

 

I didn't try for the challenge 72 oz... they had a 50th anniversary special that was 1/4 the size steak as the big one. I ate the small one fine, and everything that came with it EXCEPT the biscuit...cause I was full enough.

 

Anyways, back at the Flying J in Casper, hunkering down till Wednesday for a load, most likely pipe from somewhere around here. But I did catch up on watching my Showtime flicks, just sat through 3 hours of Homeland. Caught up on Dexter the other night.

Thanks for the thoughts Logan, but they did offer me to go home, but I have a doctor appointment mid January, so I just figure to stay out...been sitting on my butt for 11 months, I need to stay busy for the immediate future. I know I regret having to tarp this load...windy to put on at the start, and frozen to fold up at the end.

Oh well, that's flatbedding.

 

I've had the 36oz and finished it. I seriously doubt I could finish the 72 lol

 

Isn't that why we do what we do?

 

Yup you just keep the freight coming in and all is good.

 

I'll do my best.

 

To Passinthru69, That's an awful thing to see in ones mind on Christmas EVE. I'm at home with 2.5 in of fresh slush and snow. Just came from Key West and itwent from 78 to 33. YUK Have a Merry Christmas everyone.

Admit it, you listen to other strangers conversations and mentally give your opinion.

 

Hmm.. let me know how that goes. My 96 LR Discovery could use an upgrade in the front, with 160K on it.