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New guy here, whats up everyone? My names Eric. I'm good friends with Jim (PhillyTurboSix) and found this site through him, I own a 1998 Trans Am with lots of goodies :). pretty nice site here so far, i wish i had a TTA also, would look nice to my bird now. lol
 
GrandmasterCow said:
New guy here, whats up everyone? My names Eric. I'm good friends with Jim (PhillyTurboSix) and found this site through him, I own a 1998 Trans Am with lots of goodies :). pretty nice site here so far, i wish i had a TTA also, would look nice to my bird now. lol

Welcome to the board Eric :D I just sold an '01 ProCharged WS6.......I'll miss it, but my TTA is sure nice too!

Later
 
PhillyTurboSix said:
Sorry guys I let one slip thru and found me here! :eek: :D :D :D Eric loves to ride in turbo Buicks! ;)

does he like getting beat by them too :D ? Welcome to the board, I love LS1 cars and will hopefully own a LS1 TA in the next couple years.
 
We won't hold being friends with Jim against you :-) Welcome! I sold my '01 Firebird Formula a couple of years back. I was running an intercooled ATI Procharger with a little sniff of nitrous on top of it. She moved!!
 
sweet! thanks for the welcoming. heres some pics of her before the winter:

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315s .. just for the street =]
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Then she blew up:
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I'll get new pics of the new setup once I return to jersey (i'm currently in florida)
 
Welcome!
Now, the only question is, how much money does Jim pay you, to say you are his friend? ;^)
Nice car, even if it has a missing engine for now.

George :cool:
 
What exactly do you have to do to blow up an LS1? Even pushing over 500 at the wheels, running 91 octane fuel, I couldn't manage to make mine skip a beat. I think it's all in the tuning! The clutch and rear-end, not so bulletproof of course ...
 
Midwest Muscle said:
What exactly do you have to do to blow up an LS1? Even pushing over 500 at the wheels, running 91 octane fuel, I couldn't manage to make mine skip a beat. I think it's all in the tuning! The clutch and rear-end, not so bulletproof of course ...

Exactly! A kid I know that tunes cars did some adjustments on mine and messed with the timing *big no no* , that plus insufficient fuel, ran lean, boom doing 65mph. very bad. smoke everywhere.
sucks oh well the 408 is going to be fun :)

PhillyTurboSix said:
anything you put Eric's rear in will blow up one way or another! :D and to think the kid weights 80lbs soakin wet! :p

lmao we'll see. haha. my TA is down for now but she'll be back up once i get the new motor in. lol
 
Here is the view Eric likes best! :D :D

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Look the car is so much bigger then him. I think the engine went when the blocks fell off the gas pedal! :p :p

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Eric is the perfect race car driver. You put him in the car, take the spare tire out and the car is the same weight as with no one in it! :p :D
 
GrandmasterCow said:
A kid I know that tunes cars did some adjustments on mine and messed with the timing *big no no* , that plus insufficient fuel, ran lean, boom doing 65mph

Eric, you had me at "A kid I know that tunes cars"! That's a lesson you'll only want to learn once my friend!
 
GrandmasterCow said:
X3 haha. from now on either I or a really good tuner will ever touch my car's tuning. haha (the other guy owns a shop. more reputable than my friend lol)


It's all good.......just chalk it up to an expensive lesson learned. :)
 
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