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Re: aka C4
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I always like the "clam shell vette". Due to the hood.

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Re: Air Pipe & EGR
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A little research and I already answered on of my questions.

How EGR systems work The EGR valve recirculates exhaust into the intake stream. Exhaust gases have already combusted, so they do not burn again when they are recirculated. These gases displace some of the normal intake charge. This chemically slows and cools the combustion process by several hundred degrees, thus reducing NOx formation.

Posted on: 2009/1/27 15:21
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Re: Air Pipe & EGR
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power gain? zip.

Power loss? 20hp possible.

You see, EGR does 2 things, one is to reduce NOX emissions. It does this by feeding exhaust gas back into the engine to reburn. The end resolt? lower combustion temps and a higher resistance to detonation.

The air pipes also feed cold air into the exhaust at startup. No performance effect either way.

In short, leave it.


Couple of questions.

1. On my L98, it appears that the EGR only returns exhaust gases from the passenger side. I guess it could reduce NOX emissions from that side, but what good does it do when it doesn't reburn exhaust from the drivers side?

2. How does inserting exhaust gases from the manifold (immediately after it exits the cylinder) into the intake reduce combustion temps? Seems to me that if anything, it would raise temps.

Posted on: 2009/1/27 15:13
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Re: Making C4's perform at HPDE
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That's really some fascinating reading.

Posted on: 2009/1/22 16:19
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Re: TPI vs LT1 intakes
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It's definitely easier to install. Even the most practiced will spend some hours R&Ring a TPI set-up where these intakes can be installed in a fraction of the time once it's set up and all changeover parts are on hand. Although of course on an LT1, there's no distributor involved in the process, I can easily R&R mine in an hour, surface cleaning and all.


There is a distributor with the TPI to LT1/mini-ram swap that I believe he is talking about.

Posted on: 2009/1/8 22:31
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Re: The Post A Pic Of Your Vette/Vettes Thread
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[IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v655/birdonthebat/paint008.jpg[/IMG]

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Posted on: 2009/1/8 15:43
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Re: Some of my cars past & present
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1966 Dodge Coronet 500 (I installed a 383 magnum in it from a wrecked RT
1973 Nova SS (unfortunate ending with a cow)
1975 Camaro Type LT, 350 4 speed
1977 Pontiac LeMans
1962 Chevy II
1963 Chevy Short bed pickup. (327 from a '69 Chevelle)
1973 Chevy Malibu (had the cool swivel buckets)
1970 Chevy CST pickup
1970 Buick GS Stage I 455
1988 Saab 900S
1983 Camaro
1988 Vette

I'm sure I'm forgetting some.

Posted on: 2008/12/30 16:03
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Re: My thanks to Jsup and PeteK
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Happy to help.
I do want to clarify 1 thing though. As I mentioned in my pm, the warrantee is granted to the origional purchaser.
Although I am confident in the quality, there is no warrantee expressed or implied once sold. As a courtesy, I had the converter reflashed for the second purchaser.

Again, I am confident that Rex is receiving a 1st quality product, that is hand built with care, but there is no warrantee with it.


I understand the warranty situation and I'm confident that the quality of the product should be fine.

And Pete, my offer to pick up the shipping charges still stands.

Thanks again.

Posted on: 2008/12/19 19:29
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Re: Tire wear issue.... what am I doing wrong?
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Our President-elect may have a tire pressure gauge or two left. Maybe you should check into that.

Posted on: 2008/12/19 15:57
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My thanks to Jsup and PeteK
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Most of you regulars here know what Jsup has been doing with his car. I was fortunate enough to get a great deal from him for his deep trans pan, dust cover, new in the box trans cooler and his torque converter.

Everything except the torque converter arrived yesterday. They're all in great shape and I'm happy as heck.

The torque converter is back at the manufacturer right now getting rebuilt and reflashed.

My thanks to PeteK for his invaluable help with the converter.

If anybody should have any dealings with them down the road, you should have no qualms about it.

My thanks again to both.

Posted on: 2008/12/19 15:53
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Re: Ice Storm
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We had a killer storm 2 years ago..

My yard

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My street

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My generator

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Purty pic

[IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v655/birdonthebat/ice1.jpg[/IMG]

My local city hauled 18,000 truck loads of branches to a designated burn site.

Posted on: 2008/12/15 19:21
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Re: Trans shipped
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Oh, and skidmarks, thanks for taking that converter, cooler, pan, and cover.


Your very welcome. Glad I could help

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My wife asked today "WHY TF DID YOU HAVE TO DO IT NOW?" and "IT COULD HAVE WAITED TILL MAY".....of course my response was not well received...."Honey, you make a very loud point"..


Oh snap!

BTW: I've got that last amount ready to go. Just haven't made it to the PO yet.

Posted on: 2008/12/3 22:07
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Re: Torque Converter....steal..put on a chicken suit and call me Monte..
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Is it a lockup converter?


Yes it is.


PM sent

Posted on: 2008/11/4 21:18
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Re: Torque Converter....steal..put on a chicken suit and call me Monte..
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Is it a lockup converter?

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Re: Four years and......
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Nice paint job. Looks good.


Thanks capt'n and to everybody else.

Posted on: 2008/10/21 14:25
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Re: Four years and......
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Very Nice - how much for a job like that?



I didn't get a top quality show type paint job because I drive my car too much and the streets in my town are oil & chip so they get covered with rock every summer. An aquaintence body guy painted it for me. He charged me $3500. That included the repair on the nose where somebody backed over it.

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Re: Four years and......
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How did you fix the top of the rear bumper?

Mike


Lol. I had the whole car painted.

Posted on: 2008/10/20 18:27
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Re: Four years and......
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Looks great! Except your painter airbrushed some dork on your hood holding a camera.....wait a second.....jk. Paint is shiny

Matthew


Hmmmm. All I see is my reflection. Hey! Wait a minute.

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Re: Four years and......
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Beautiful!


Yours will be a beauty again soon enough.

Posted on: 2008/10/1 19:20
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Re: Four years and......
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Here she is now!!

[IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v655/birdonthebat/Bills001.jpg[/IMG]

[IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v655/birdonthebat/paint009.jpg[/IMG]

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[IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v655/birdonthebat/paint005.jpg[/IMG]

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Re: Four years and......
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A couple of her "endearing qualities"

[IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v655/birdonthebat/Bills005.jpg[/IMG]

[IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v655/birdonthebat/Bills002.jpg[/IMG]

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Four years and......
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.....more dollars than I care to admit.
My 1988 A4 DRM Coupe

Here's the car as purchased.

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Re: Funfest
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Not me. I'm working and the baby's christening is on the 21st.

Matthew

ps - Andy, you should move this to Great Lakes


uh...yeah. I thought that was where I was at. Must of taken a wrong turn at Albuquerque.

Posted on: 2008/8/21 17:36
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Funfest
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How many folks are planning on attending the Corvette Funfest at Mid-America in Effingham, IL this year?

It's Sept. 19, 20 & 21.

http://www.mamotorworks.com/funfest/funfest2008/main.html

Posted on: 2008/8/19 15:48
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Re: anyone make seat covers for sport seats
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i just saw that iggee has a ebay store, thoes are some mice looking covers, i may have to invest in a pair


The ebay store is actually cheaper than the website for some reason. That's where I ordered mine from.

Matthew


When I bought mine the Ebay store was cheaper, but had shipping charges. The Iggee store was higher priced, but it included shipping. Go figure.

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Re: anyone make seat covers for sport seats
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I've got the Iggee's on my sport seats. They fantastic!

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Re: Here's what a little elbow grease can do - 56K Beware lots of pics
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That seems like a lot of work. Can't I just buy a bottle of Elbow Grease at my local Autozone?

J/K. Looks fantastic!

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Re: Interchangeable seatbelts?
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The electrical connector on the drivers side belt (that lets the car know the belt is fastened) is different. Other then that it's an easy swap.

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Re: New shocks...KYB
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I've been running KYB's for a couple years now. Great shock for the $'s.

I think next time around I'll be able to spend some more money and will probably go with Bilsteins. It's my understanding that they're a better handling shock without roughing up the ride too much.

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Re: Nicer weather
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I've got mine out. Weather in the 50's for the next couple days here in downstate Illinois!

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Re: The New Corvette-Guru Roll Call
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Here!

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Re: Finally, a reason to start drinking alcohol
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I only drink on days that end with a "y"

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Perhaps I'm the Mayor of Simpletown....
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......I'm having trouble understanding the symbols in the forums. I can't what thread has a new post since I've last read it (that is, without looking at the date/time stamp).

Also I like when there is a symbol to click on that will take you to the first unread post in a thread. Perhaps there is one and I'm having trouble understanding what to look for.

thanks,
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RE:Win a set of race tires
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OK, call me stupid, but where the hell is the online application? I didn't see a place to register either, so I can't log in to see if the app shows up.


Weird. I looked all around that site and couldn't find anything. Maybe you they have to be contacted.

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RE:Win a set of race tires
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Yeah, these are more for roundy round type racing, but I just thought I'd post em up in case some one could use em.

I'd love to go roundy-round racing again. But only if I could just show up and drive the car. Yes, getting older makes you lazy.....
If you ever want to break yourself physically, mentally and financially, just get really serious about any particular type of racing. And they say drug and alcohol abuse is a disease......


I just attend the dirt racing now. It's a lot more fun to watch other people tear up their equipment and bank accounts.

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RE:Win a set of race tires
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Damn...they don't make drag radials.


Yeah, these are more for roundy round type racing, but I just thought I'd post em up in case some one could use em.

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Win a set of race tires
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http://www.americanraceronline.com/Ra ... rmation/drawing-info.html

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RE:I need help with two things...
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TPI = L98


To expand a little bit. TPI means the Tuned Port Injection that's on your L98 engine. It's basically restrictive for performance purposes as it quits breathing at about 4800 rpm. If you're just staying on the street the TPI might work for you as you'll rarely, if ever see over 5000 rpm. Some performance gains can be had by switching your intake manifold and the tuned port runners that feed it. Like always, speed cost money.....how fast do you want to go?

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RE:Lets meet some people, post pic of you with car or just you.
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Pics of my '89. None of me yet, will get some of me and wifey and car in the spring.

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I'd like to hear some info about your motor. Especially that mean looking intake!

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RE:new to the site
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Hey Mojo92. Glad you made it over. A great group of people here that will offer you sound advice.

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RE:Motion Raceway in Assumption Illinois to reopen
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I used to go there quite often. After it closed I was always at Macon Speedway on saturday nights.

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RE:Tires
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I just bought a set of rims that have low mileage Sumitomo HTR Z tires mounted on them. I'll try the Sumo's and see what they're like.

I'm taking off a set of Falkens. These tires came on the car when I purchased it. They aren't very worn, but they're getting old and the compund is hardening. They're noisy and they ride pretty rough.

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RE:Reverse-osmosis purified water in cooling system?
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I've seen HOT DI water used as a degreaser for some metal finishing operations. Whether that's good or bad circulating through your engine block and radiator, I don't know.

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RE:Reverse-osmosis purified water in cooling system?
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Reverse osmosis is only good down to about the 3 micron level.

This means that any particulate under three Microns will get through the Membrane

Great for drinking, awful for Electrolysis. Meaning OK for the coffee maker bad for the Iron and the coolant system of a car.


The system I'm looking at removes it down to the .0001 micron level. Quite a discrepancy from the 3 micron level you mention.


I used to design RO systems for use in the pharmiceutical industry. It is PURE water. Then everything is piped through 316 stainless steel so to reduce the possiblility of the RO water absorbing impurities.

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RE:Hydrogen again
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Actually, it is the water vapor by-product of combustion and fuel cell
operation that I had in mind.

BMW's H-powered 7-Series deposits a noticable puddle at the rear while
idling. I just picture such vehicles behaving like Zambonis during the
winter months, paving the roads with fresh ice as each car passes by.

Is there any solution to this besides containment - capturing the water
and draining at intervals?

.


Think of it as a "free entertainment byproduct".

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Good Deal With Crazy8
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I just wanted to let all the C4Guru peeps know that I recently purchased a set of seat belts from Crazy8. He was very prompt in getting them shipped to me and they arrived in great shape. It was a pleasure doing business with Crazy!

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RE:eBay ROCKS!!!
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I just had an opportunity through a second chance offer in an email I recieved to buy a property I didn't even bid on. A 50 acre Pacific Island. Should I send them cash ?????


By all means, yes!

I'll be awaiting your payment.

Posted on: 2008/2/11 20:15
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RE:Captain Obvious strikes again
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That will leave some skid marks.


What are you trying to say?

Posted on: 2008/2/7 17:21
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RE:New guests visiting this site
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It's the mods from CF. Are we still allowed to execute spys right on the spot?

Posted on: 2008/2/6 19:12
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RE:The Giants did it!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Loved watching Brady get sacked!

Don't remember a lot of it though. What happened with that Pats fumble recovery that they gave back to the Giants?

Helluva 1st and 4th quarter. I think even some of the Pats fans were secretly pulling for the Giant upset.


The ref's blew that call on the fumble recovery. They gave it back to the Giants.

I'm a Pats' fan and even though I didn't like the out come it was a helluva game. The Giants were well prepared and played hard. Their defensive line should have got the MVP.

Posted on: 2008/2/5 18:55
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