Reply With QuoteNow, just stop using cheap gas.
Note to self- call Gary for commission check.
Now, just stop using cheap gas.
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LOL..premium all the way!
Nothing like the whine of a SC at full throttle!
I was refering to racetrack gasOriginally Posted by titanescape
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I'm done with Racetrac!
Nothing like the whine of a SC at full throttle!
I get no recognition.I greeted titanescape and the first thing I suggested was plug wires. Drove his car and still thought plug wires or maybe clogged cat.
We tried a few other things first but my initial diagnosis was spot on.
I'm just sayin....
I'll give you props William.I get no recognition.
We tried a few other things first but my initial diagnosis was spot on.
I'm just sayin....
Even though i think Todd deserves the most credit for sending him over to TrackDog
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Even though i think Todd deserves the most credit for sending him over to TrackDog
Race track gas is ok for my stock 1.6 heheI'm done with Racetrac!
Props Black Roadster! You greeted me and made me feel like a long time customer. You did say spark plug wires at the very beginning..good call for sure!
Nothing like the whine of a SC at full throttle!
Thanks. I hope the car is still running well. :)Props Black Roadster! You greeted me and made me feel like a long time customer. You did say spark plug wires at the very beginning..good call for sure!
Purring like a kitten on Steroids!! :)
Nothing like the whine of a SC at full throttle!
You've probably already decided this, but I would be reluctant to head back to the Race Track place where you picked up the water. In my experience, there are three main ways to get water in the underground gasoline tank - condensation (unlikly and usually small amounts), it came in the delivery truck (again unlikely, but posible) and a leaking underground tank. With all the rain we've had and the ground being saturated, it's bound to happen again.
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