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because it's not so low? it's not lower than the stock gas tank

At my work, I'm the only IT guy left. Here's a quick overview of events: 1. don't listen to the IT guy with project roll out experience 2. roll out a project to live phase during live business hours 3. do it on a friday, also a payday with limited support over the weekend 4. only have 4 hours of support saturday for the whole weekend for THOUSANDS of members 5. roll out the project to live state with a KNOWN bug that's fixed in a release that will be repaired on monday. *watches ♥♥♥♥ roll downhill*

If so, shoot me a PM please!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EyNMsnYqbNg&mode=related&search= yes please!

Not quite. While technically you can stack rotary rotor and intermediate housings in sequence, you need custom bolts (18 of them) to tie it all in together and a custom eccentric (crank) shaft made. There's a company in AU that manufactures these, but in short, 4 rotors are very expensive. 3 rotor 20b (2liter) costs around 4000-4500 for the motor alone with accessories and turbos. Given what I learned, you cannot run a stock twin turbo setup from 13b-re, rew, or 20b-re motors: they won't clear the rails. Single or dual non-sequential turbo setup will have to be used to bring turbos up higher, and that's where it starts getting expensive for custom manifolds, etc.

Some slightly old pics. Fuel system. I've routed all lines since, and all that is left is the return line to the tank and secondary fuel injectors to be installed. Top pic has 2 fuel rails in parallel setup, -8an feeding into 2 -6an rails, going back to an aeromotive a1000 afr with an FP gauge, and single return to the fuel cell. the bottom pic is gravity feed from sump via -8an to a 60micron filter to walbro 255lph fuel pump to 10micron summit filter to fuel rails

ws6 package was silent until 98. Almost the same as 1LE package for the camaros, it was a silent option until 98. In 98 SS/WS6 became an actual badging on the cars with introduction of LS1 motors into the F-bodies, and ws6 package got visual cues (double nostrils, etc). Another neat package you could order was the B4C package, which was the police interceptor package for 3rd gen camaros.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySLvePpB1vw

old pics: I need a new camera

http://www.autospies.com/news/2006-LA-Auto-Show-A-Mustang-perfected-and-now-as-pretty-as-a-Ferrari-10312/

http://www.autoblog.com/2006/11/27/the-volvette-tt-ls1-powered-740-wagon/

alas, now with sound! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0flNUFBRtB8

haha no, my friend helped me out with a mazda mpv! fit inside, but the thing weighs like 200 lbs

sigh, ok, 18 mage, 33 warrior, 34 rogue, 37 shammy spread across some servers. *hangs head in shame* I CAN QUIT ANY TIME I WANT!

well, i got tekken tag for PS2 (i have a hard drive in my ps2, and yes, i own tekken legally, just speeds up load times), and the joystick i built out of ps2 controllers works great for tekken and plugs right in

My World of Warcraft addiction is backwards. I bought it so I could keep my mind off a breakup. My breakup, for a change, wasn't caused by an MMORPG

yep. tons of places that carry the parts: http://www.mameworld.net http://www.x-arcade.com http://www.happcontrols.com

oh, and I have a 60 lock, hunter, druid on Elune, along with some others

i am just using an old pc i put together from spare parts. amd athlon xp2000+ (1.67ghz) 512 mb ram ati radeon 7000 32mb video card with tv out 40gb seagate hard drive sound blaster live

picked up an original SF2 cabinet for $20. Found 4 quarters in it, so it's really $19. It's pretty beat up, needs work, but usable. I am currently building a front control pad so I can fit more controls on it. The TV is a walmart $140 unit 24", hooks up to an old pc running MAME (Multi Arcade Machine Emulator), which will be serving about 500-600 oldschool arcade games, ranging from Pacman to Marvel Superheroes vs. Street Fighter. Almost everything from early 80s to late 90s. Controls are from x-arcade, lifetime warranty for 2 joysticks, 20 buttons, and $30 for all of hte above. Controls are hacked up sony playstation controllers that I soldered and rewired to work with the arcade buttons and joysticks, and they run through a USB converter on the PC. This also allows me to hook up my PS2 if I want to play any fighting games from it. So far total cost of the project has been $190, and $140 of that was the TV

warning for ads in the links, but damn funny http://www.evilchili.com/mediaview/6966/Lexus_LS460_Autoparking__Mayhem

LORD/BRE/Usurper!

What's your point? we're aware of that already

JTR doesn't carry control arms. I just checked their site, didn't see anything of the sort. Ross's pricing for a pair of adjustable rear LCAs is 595 for the pair, so pricing isn't out of touch with reality. Arizona Z car (pictured below) sells their LCAs for 329/each.