Who fondles their speed parts, when they get them?
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Nope, you're not alone. It was a while back but I think I rowed through the gears of my TKO 500 more times on the bench than I have with it in the car.
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As long as you are not fondling your new shifter and the one you were born with at the same time...
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Are you kidding? Absolutely... now that I am a new C3 owner, I look forward to much fondling of Corvette things to fondle!
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No I don’t! That would be weird
I don’t do the living room thing any more. I still hear about it from my wife, many years later. Besides, she gets it wrong; it wasn’t engine parts, it was a stoutly rebuilt 200 4R.
I don’t do the living room thing any more. I still hear about it from my wife, many years later. Besides, she gets it wrong; it wasn’t engine parts, it was a stoutly rebuilt 200 4R.
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Boy this forum is getting weird. Between the porno adverting on the other post and now this!!!!! They are going to need a proof of age requirement to join soon!!!!
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Is this a 12 step program? Of course I do, don't you? I love my parts, especially engine parts. I rebuilt my motor and tranny last winter, I have them both out again this winter. I converted the M21 to a m20 to get a lower first gear. I bought a 64 3.70 that I hope holds together. That gets me from a dog of a 7.81 launch ratio to a rocket launching 9.32 launch ratio. The cam in my motor got me about 350-360 horse and the new one I want is about 460 horse. Right now I'm fondling the engine compartment to make it look pretty.
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Rescue, did the same thing to my engine compartment five years ago and it still looks great. Thumbs up on the aluminum foil trick. One of my favorite ways to mask bulky, large area and weird shapes!
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I missed that thread...peas AND carrots....where do I find that
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Aluminum foil works well for that purpose. But, when done and you remove and straighten it back out, ends up making the meatloaf taste funky, the first time you reuse it.
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