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Considering the small block Chevy started production in 1955 and was the backbone of the GM fleet until 2003, yea 15 is "new". Hell the damned small blocks are still being produced by GM Goodwrench as aftermarket performance motors and a couple of other companies and subsidiaries still make...

Considering the small block Chevy started production in 1955 and was the backbone of the GM fleet until 2003, yea 15 is "new". Hell the damned small blocks are still being produced by GM Goodwrench as aftermarket performance motors and a couple of other companies and subsidiaries still make...

I can honestly say that every single person I have taken to the range as a "first time shooter" has become a gun owner and regular shooter. Even people who were pretty "anti-gun" before they had ever fired one. In fact, 99% of the anti-gun people I've ever met have never fired or owned one...

Oh and Andy, everyone is just about fed up with the JZ bullshit. You're a vendor, we expect more from vendors. Stop it.

Great blog by Oleg Volk over on Cheaper Than Dirt on providing a good first range experience for new shooters. http://cheaperthandirt.com/blog/?p=19471 How to introduce new shooters, efficiently. Cheaper Than Dirt Blog By Oleg Volk March 5, 2012 My last range trip lasted one and...

This may help: http://www.supracentral.com/foundation/content/induction-kit-review/

We seem to live in a charmed spot. The last time we saw tornadoes here, they did the exact same thing, passed to the north and south of us. (I'm talking a pretty narrow 2 mile window). We've been very lucky thus far with this house.

It's a GT car. Get it on a big road course like Road Atlanta, Infineon, Road America, Monticello, VIR, Mid-Ohio, Sebring, etc and you'll find what it's built for. :)

Incredible progress guys. Incredible.

No, to guarantee steady voltage to the fuel pump while bypassing the factory wiring. I'm usually working with two pumps and I don't trust the stock wiring to carry that amperage load.

Jetjock is a very effective teacher. His style may be a little "rough around the edges", but his students tend to learn how to help themselves and to discover answers on their own. That is the absolute best skillset you could walk away from here with. Now with that said: Let's get...

Actually the sunroof itself is an aftermarket part. Only 91-92 cars had a factory sunroof. The sunroof was either a port installed or dealer installed option for 87-90 cars. I believe they were manufactured by ACS (http://www.americansunroof.com/), you could start there and see if they still...

I had something similar to this rigged up in one of my old MKIII's. Back when I did it, you had to build your own. Now there are a number of companies that make kits: http://www.digitalguarddawg.com/2GOKEYLESS1.html http://www.ididitinc.com/accessory_pages/key_to_keyless.html...

That really covers it. It's not some 2JZ vs. 7M series bigotry. It's a newer motor with a better design. It's tougher and lasts longer. Period. Dollar for dollar, if you spend the same amount of money on both engines, the 2JZ will, by default always come out on top. It's a square geometry...

Which is actually fine. I'd prefer we stay that way rather than:

:drink1: It's definitely a really nice color in person. Looking at the pics of green MKIII's, the color works well on them.

I have A Honda Civic is a 2,000 lb front wheel drive car. A Supra is a 3,600+ lb rear wheel drive car. A 240SX may be RWD, but it's also around 2,000 lbs... You're comparing apples to oranges. Not to mention the 7M-GTE is a torque monster. Few 4 cylinder boxes can make the torque that a...

Diagnosing this problem over the internet with the information provided is like trying to give a haircut over the phone based upon a picture of a hair follicle...

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