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Old 02-12-2007, 02:05 PM
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That is the old cage, which Chris now finally knows well enough to understand why I swear everytime I get in or out of the car.
LOL. I still don't know how I got out with the steering wheel on....teleportation or something!


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Why don't you stop f-ing around with that cage and "milwaukee" out the door bars [leave the A pillar], remove steering wheel and seat ... get the job done and get it to Piper ????

YES!!! YES!!!
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In a project like this, the design phase is 70% of the work and is the real hard part. With a good design on paper, the "crimping the wire" part of the project is pretty simple and straight forward.
Spoken like a true engineer! "I've done all the design, which is the hard part. Now you non-edjamacated yahoos should be able to build it in no time and with no issues!"
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Great post.

What a piece of shit that '44 is.
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Old 02-12-2007, 02:29 PM
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Great post.

What a piece of shit that '44 is.
Yeah, which I imagine makes it even more bitter for you since I own you at the track.
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Crap Chris, thought you were done. Good chance I'll see the car in your garage next time I'm in town...
Maybe I can trailer the "S" up we can do the re-wire side by side
Based on what I know now, just go with the "douse in gasoline and light on fire option"

Seriously, your car is almost exactly like TDs. We could rewire it in a day or two. Let's talk after I get TD's POS out and my new suspension in.
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Apart from the motor, which, even when running healthy put out 147 hp AT THE CRANK, there was not one reedeming thing about my car. Nothing. It was heavy. It was wired horribly. It had a horrible suspension. It also had an incredibly uncomfortable cage. I had plenty of excuses, but you didn't chickster man.
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Old 02-12-2007, 02:54 PM
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yeah td and 944s are still cooler than chicksters any day imo
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