ripped camel
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derrik my pedal has never touched the carpet yet EVER, i have never floored the car once since i got it.
Why the hell not? If these engines and trannys are as durable as everyone says it should be fine...
derrik my pedal has never touched the carpet yet EVER, i have never floored the car once since i got it.
i am not worried about breaking it, i'm worried about blowing the car all over the road and getting arrested. i had many tickets in my life and after losing my license for a year and half when i was 21 you tend to grow up a little when you are on the street! i have a very low point score on my insurance and paying insurance on 2 lincolns i would like to keep it low! it took me a long time to get it back to where it is, 12 years exactly!
i am not worried about breaking it, i'm worried about blowing the car all over the road and getting arrested.
why do i need a whipple, you think a blower is the only thing that will make a mark VIII crazy to drive, with the trac loc, the gears, the instant throttle my car has, and all the crap thats been done to it, my car very easily goes all over the road with no effort, i only know because i have done it a few times already and although its fun its also scary trying to keep a 4000 lb sled straight.
i can keep the :q:q:q:qing car straight, i'm just saying when i want it to, its very easy to blow the car all over the road, specially when it shifts into second gear jesus does anyone understand anything. the car can be an animal on the street, hot greasy florida roads, soft tires, very fast winding motor, its very easy to break my car loose, cars dont need blowers to break loose.
and the whole point being, i have driven over 1600 mark VIII's, i have also driven derriks car, its the same exact car as all the other stock 97 and 98 mark VIII's, i would never say my car would blow his away if i had never driven his car, i have, and there is no remote shot on earth unless my car explodes off the line that his car will even keep with mine, no stock mark VIII is gonna stay with it, a modded mark yes, my car is modded quite a bit, so unless another mark is close or equally modded its not gonna stay with me, if my car was stock then it would be equal to derrik's car, you can tree me all you want at the track i will still be first across the finish line, my car is almost out of second gear before your car even shifts into second! if you want an even race i'll take my 93 to the track, that would be a fair race for you.
omg i'm done replying in here.
derrik just go get the car tuned and lets go to bradenton, then i will put it to the floor and put an end to my car is faster your car is faster.
omg i'm done replying in here.
The rubber brake lines will degradate over time and the interior of the lines will soften. Then a small piece will peel away from the brake lining. It will act as a gate. When you apply the brake, the pressure will force the gate up against the brake lining. Once you release the brake and the pressure, this flap will collapse and cause a dam in the flexible rubber brake tubing, preventing the pressure from dissipating normally. Eventually the pressure will normalize but repeated breaking will hold the pad on the rotor for extended periods of time thus reducing pad life and eventually rotor wear and failure.
And yes, I am the smartest m.therf.cker on the site despite what Jamie seems to think. :hump:
Alot of times, it's hard to find useful information in one of Thor's threads.
This is one of those times, thanks for the post.![]()