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Bought a copo today

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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My son and I watched a special on Pluto tv about the hellcat. Cool episode, how many 4 yr olds get a huge grin when a V8 revs it engine. It was great. I asked him if we should supercharge ours and without hesitation said YES

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My car is delayed again. Claims the part didn't come in. Going to call manufacturer and see when it was shipped, and if was delivered.

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Guess what? Do I even need to type it?

 

I confirmed with the manufacturer, they are backlogged. If I'm really lucky the part will be delivered by Thursday. If not I get to stare at pictures of my car another weekend

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I actually have a car : lol:

 

That wasn't right

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I actually have a car : lol:

 

That wasn't right

Remember when Chris was posting all those weather screens?

 

If I can get in to that Indy thing next year.....

:lol:

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Remember when Chris was posting all those weather screens?

 

If I can get in to that Indy thing next year.....

:lol:

Is ryan trying to be like me? And which casting are you talking about? I dont have my glasses so my screen is a bit blurry

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Transmission I think. The ad was pulled I believe. And you can decode it yourself, its not numbers matching. He was caught or someone bent over.

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The condenser kit will be there Friday. He said my car will be ready Monday or Tuesday.

 

 

OK, so it was supposed to be there LAST Friday. With the car ready by Tuesday.

 

He said he has got a lot more done this week, getting the condenser Friday is perfect for where he will be on it Friday.

 

Read that again if you didn't catch it.

 

He said he has to do something with the vaccum pump, because for some reason, it doesn't line up, like it does with the same kit and engine combo on the Butler Performance site.

 

Read THAT again of you didn't catch it.

 

He invited me to swing by again to see this newest delimma. Bizaare how it just fit right on that OTHER, identical IA-II block but my engine seems to hate the guy.

 

That will be either 21 or 22 days in shop. Seems kinda crazy, have not been told if the estimate will go up more than $200.

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