Recent content by Kelleyo

Sold!

No bites but a few PM's What is the going price for these?

Stock Front Grill from a 2003 Lincoln LS.

Intake Sold! I still have the 2003 Stock Grille.

Bump... THese items will be tossed by new years if someone does not buy them... ;)

Sorry will only fit 03 and newer LS. Here are some pics of my M5 :) http://home.mindspring.com/~kelleyo/id4.html

Cleaning out the garage....

Yeah we (M5'rs) call it the Beast :D My baby still hangs pretty well considering it was designed in 1997-8 and was built in 2002.... I like it a lot better than the E60 M5 and you can get very nice used E39 M5's in the 20K range now...

My car beats Stock C5 vettes and is pretty even with a stock C6 :headbang:

Thanks. I recommed a book called the "Hydrogen Economy". Every premise is wonderful but in the end the realization is that getting the hydrogen is the problem. It takes more fossil energy to get the hydrogen out of water (steam reclamation or electrolysis) then if you just burned the...

Oxygen is not a fuel, it is an oxidizer http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxidizer The other thing you are not taking into account is the density of hydrogen. Since these "systems" being discussed in this thread are not compressing hydrogen at all there is only a minuscule/negligible amount of...

"leaning out" your engine is a good way to burn a piston. Also the lean mixture can result in very high NOx emissions http://www.epa.gov/air/urbanair/nox/ that may need to be cleaned up with special catalysts. I agree lean burn is the future but will be in cars that have been designed for...

I am lucky enough that I get to drive my LS replacement :cool: This MKS thing is what made my mind up to move on.

Could easily be a vacuum leak. If it is downstream from the o2 sensor then unmetered air is getting into the system causing lean situation. Then the computer overreacts and adds gas causing rich. This can cause a rough/surging idle. I had this exact problem on my M5 (even my peak codes...

Pictures before the rain: http://home.mindspring.com/~kelleyo/id2.html