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Re: Wednesday Chat 03.10.10
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I think that is more in line with what my buddy paid.

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Re: 12hrs of Sebring
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Looking forward to meeting a few Gurus while down there. Look for a bald headed old fart with way too much camera equipment. Probably wearing some sort of Sprint Car t-shirt.


I'll keep an eye out, but that'll match about half the people with cameras. LOL

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Re: Wednesday Chat 03.10.10
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Word of the Day for Wednesday, March 10, 2010

phantasmagoria
\fan-taz-muh-GOR-ee-uh\, noun:

1. A shifting series or succession of things seen or imagined, as in a dream.
2. Any constantly changing scene.



Phantasmagoria than some of the horror movies I've seen.


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Re: getting ready for the clutch
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i have a fidanza flywheel and a carolina stage 3. that thing BITES. it will hold anything you throw at it but i would like something a little less abrasive. its either on or off. 12lb flywheel isn't much fun trying to drag race cause it would bog even with a 2 step limiter unless you really revved it up. the camaro thing is not a direct bolt in affair.. it needs to be machined down first.

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Re: 12hrs of Sebring
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I think the last really warm day was Christmas!!! We left and the bottom fell out.

I cannot remember when it was THIS cold for THIS long. Insane.


Hell, I hope not. It's the coldest winter on record in FL.

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Re: Wednesday Chat 03.10.10
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C5Z...sounds like a very nice car. A friend of mine just bought one....I don't think he paid that much for his and it only has about 24K on the clock.


KBB is $19,400 Edmunds is even lower. He's not going to get 25K unless somebody has lots af cash and just has to have it. That someone is not me.

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Re: Yea -- Pizza
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When the weather changes from winter to summer, will that affect the crust at all?


Yes but it's the humidity levels and you may have to adjust the hydration level (don't ask) of the dough.

I got tired of the local pizza crusts, even the Italian Mon&Pops. All thse places make nice, sorta tasty pizza but not like you wouald get from Lombardi's in NYC.
So I started a year ago, from a cookbook and got a sticky mess that I couldn't get off my fingers, tasted too bad to eat (cardboard). Then went to FoodTV, Emeril's and even both recipes from our fave Alton, weren't any better.

Then I went to pizzamaking.com. Don't go there, they are absolutely insane. I've spent hours and hours there trying to come up with one recipe for NY style.
And finally did.

Now, I can weigh ingredients, mix and kneed a dough ball in 10 minutes. And this dough doesen't stick to your hands at all, comes out just like the pizza shop, has flavor, crunchy on the bottom and chewy in the middle.
And a 13 inch pizza costs me $4 vs the shops.

I also make my own sauce.

If there's any interest, I can post my "how to".

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Re: My boss sucks
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I've had a couple if asshat bosses but there were usually easier targets around than me. Keep him off balance. Play by the rules and use the rules against him when possible. Do your job and nothing extra. Do what they legally say to the letter. Hum, smile and joke with your friends. Pisses some people off when your happy go lucky.

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Re: Compliments never hurt
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Time to celebrate. Buy something special for the Vette.



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Re: Wednesday Chat 03.10.10
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Ron, I don't think I want to move up there to the kind of winters you guys had this year. I think my school is running into the same issue, but the principal still says "I want to find a full time person, who will coach." OK have at it, is all I can say. 54 contract days!

C5Z...sounds like a very nice car. A friend of mine just bought one....I don't think he paid that much for his and it only has about 24K on the clock.

I love taking the computers apart, most times it way more PITA to get them back together.

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Re: It's a Special Day
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Special Day for me too but in a sad way. My father died on this date in 1968. Death by alcohol. It's also my deceased sisters birthday. She was in her late 30's when she was taken by AIDS. Ah, but....... These Are the Days of Our Lives.

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Re: Corey Haim Dies
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Lost Boys was one of my favorite movies in College. I think I still have the soundtrack which was a noted favorite.

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Re: getting ready for the clutch
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Searched autozone/advanced/napa/rockauto

I can't seem to get the pressure plate alone. I have to buy it as a kit with the clutch disk.

So with that said, it's $260 for the pressure plate and stock clutch disk from Autozone.

A stock camaro disk is about $100. Centerforce about $150

so say $360-$410 going that route, and having a stock corvette disk laying around. That I could probably sell for $100 shipped, recouping a bit

Or $460 for a Ram from rockauto.

Unless Andy Almighty knows where one could get a pressure plate all by itself...

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Re: getting ready for the clutch
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You can use an oem stock camaro lt1 friction disk with the corvette pressure plate. Only valeo makes the pressure plate. Period!


Really? So all these pretty pressure plates I see on Spec's site and the "lightweight" option they have and all that is just BS?

Damn.. good info. I'm off to check prices at autozone/napa lol

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Re: getting ready for the clutch
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You can use an oem stock camaro lt1 friction disk with the corvette pressure plate. Only valeo makes the pressure plate. Period!

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Re: Corey Haim Dies
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I always thought Corey Feldman would die first, I didn't realize how bad Corey Haim's drug problems were.

It makes me want to go rent License to Drive and Lost Boys now - that was a funny movie. Gonna go check Netflix...

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Re: Yea -- Pizza
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When the weather changes from winter to summer, will that affect the crust at all?

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Re: Corey Haim Dies
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man that sucks. License to Drive is still one of my favorite movies ever


And I was SO hoping to see Feldman/Haim for presidency

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Re: It's a Special Day
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You know it's the Total Gym that's keeping him alive. He looks amazing in those commercials.

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Re: getting ready for the clutch
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flywheel got here today.


its puuurdy.

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So most of you probably don't care that Corey Haim has died, but it's like little pieces of my childhood dying away.

First it was the amazing John Hughes last year, and then Andrew Koenig a few weeks ago, and now Corey Haim. All of these people have died way too young.

http://www.cnn.com/2010/SHOWBIZ/Movies/03/10/corey.haim.obit/

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Re: Compliments never hurt
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Bet it did make your day. Sometimes it is the little things that make the biggest difference.


Especially after another long winter. Fixing problems that spring up when it's just sitting, unable to drive it.

Driving it to the shop was fun, and the compliment, especially coming from a car guy at a speed shop, just was icing on the cake.

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Re: Wednesday Chat 03.10.10
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Word of the Day for Wednesday, March 10, 2010

phantasmagoria
\fan-taz-muh-GOR-ee-uh\, noun:

1. A shifting series or succession of things seen or imagined, as in a dream.
2. Any constantly changing scene.

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Re: Wednesday Chat 03.10.10
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Greetings, Gurus!

I'm off to help out with a training again today. But what's nice is that I don't have to do any organizing - just go in and do my bit for the simulation exercise part of the training.

Went to the same training yesterday, and got stuck for 20 minutes in surface street traffic due to road construction. That really sucked. I'll have to plan a different route to the freeway today.

Have a great Wednesday!

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Re: Tire Size changed gearing
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GSD3???

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Re: My boss sucks
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I am so glad to be retired!



Amen. I used to get some relief plotting their demise. Never went that far though.

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Re: Compliments never hurt
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Bet it did make your day. Sometimes it is the little things that make the biggest difference.

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Re: Getting a dynotune - suggestions?
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Thanks for that baseline number Don, now I feel a lot better.


I have read posts on CF where guys have claimed 275 from stock LT1s but I would think they were built on Monday and just broken in nicely. Also the 6 speed will show a bit more.

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Re: unwanted water in the headlight enclosures
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maybe 3oz. It pours out when the hood is only partially raised so kind of hard to see. Next time I wash car I'll turn on lights, see what happens.

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Re: My boss sucks
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I am so glad to be retired!

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My boss sucks
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I have a supervisor at work that is the biggest asshat I known in 25 years. That was the last time I had a jergoff
boss. As a machinist in a production oriented shop, it's not unusual for mistakes to occur. Anytime someone, anyone does, he crawls up their ass making things worse. People
have repeatedly gone upstairs to mgmt to complain and he's even been given 3 days off before, but he's still doing it.
On nights when he leaves early, the entire shop seems to relax. Even the people that work for other supervisors. He will stop at nothing to win a conversation and repeatedly has written people up based on partial truths. When he wants something you'll know it because he walks up either smiling or saying please. When he gets it, you can actually watch his facial expression and his entire demeanor towards you change. I could go on, but I have to give up the computer.

Let me know I'm not alone, if you guys have jagoffs like this at work, write it down.

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Re: Compliments never hurt
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Excellent!

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Re: It's a Special Day
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Har!

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Chuck Norris would be 70 years old today, if time wasn't afraid of him.

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Re: Getting a dynotune - suggestions?
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Congratulations! Have fun with it! I'm jealous.

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Re: Getting a dynotune - suggestions?
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Thanks for that baseline number Don, now I feel a lot better.

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Re: Headliner replacement
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I did pretty much the same as CSS996's write up, except I used a plastic putty knife to remove the pad. Even removed the headliner residue by rubbing with my fingers. A few pieces of pad tore during the removal. I glued them back in place with 3M spray adhesive before I applied the fabric.

I also found some graffiti under the pad. I wish I had taken a picture of it.

I bought black head liner fabric from JoAnn's fabric. I tried explaining to counter girl what I was after and she said, "oh, headliner fabric, it's over on the back wall". Matches the black cloth interior very well, and inexpensive.

Again using the 3M adhesive, I applied first long way, then perpendicular short way, then lastly diagonal allowing 10 minutes between coats on both the pad and new material. Once I had the material on and happy with the corners and ends I raided the kitchen for a small pastry roller and used that to roll out the fabric.

I laid down two lines of adhesive on the inside top the short way - parallel to the doors about 6" in on each side - to secure the pad. Tucked the top in around the edges using the putty knife for good measure.

Looks great, no more sag right in front of the mirror

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Re: 12hrs of Sebring
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I just checked the tracks website. The entry list shows

P1 - 7
P2 - 3
GT2 - 13
LMPC - 6
GTC - 7

Total 36 entries.

There are 4 coupes in P1 and 1 in P2.

Looking forward to meeting a few Gurus while down there. Look for a bald headed old fart with way too much camera equipment. Probably wearing some sort of Sprint Car t-shirt.

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I don't recall, been a long time since I had my C3. But, the C4's have a tab on the struts that the connector goes on.

Somewhere on your defrost grid or struts, there has to be a tab to connect to, small, brass, about 1/4 x 3/16ths, I would think.

If (cause I'm not sure) the connection was on the struts and someone replaced the struts with aftermarket ones that didn't have the connection, it will be harder to find.


wouldn't that make it easy LOL but I dont have the Collectors Edition so my window is stationary and the edges are hidden behind the trim.

thanks though

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I don't recall, been a long time since I had my C3. But, the C4's have a tab on the struts that the connector goes on.

Somewhere on your defrost grid or struts, there has to be a tab to connect to, small, brass, about 1/4 x 3/16ths, I would think.

If (cause I'm not sure) the connection was on the struts and someone replaced the struts with aftermarket ones that didn't have the connection, it will be harder to find.

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Re: The 74 [NWS - Language]
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Good video, makes me sick those guys aren't honored. When you think of all those who got purple hearts for cuts and bruises unrelated to war, simply because they were in a war zone, and these guys are denied recognition for the ultimate sacrifice.

It makes me sick. As a USN vet, I'm outraged.

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Re: unwanted water in the headlight enclosures
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How much water? I wash my car a lot and don't recall getting very much there, a couple of quarter sized drops on the overflow tank,etc. I always give the eng compartment a quick wipe so, I'd notice it.

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Re: Compliments never hurt
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It nice when people compliment your hard work!

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I had a radiator put in by a local speed shop last year. It started leaking over the winter. Today was finally nice enough to take the car in. So the kid that's working on it calls me back to let me know the cause of the problem. It was no big deal, the drain plug was rubbing on the shroud, so the shroud will have to be trimmed.

So, at the end of the call, the kid says: "I gotta tell you, what you've done to that car is very tasteful, and well done. Nice touches without going over the top."

Sorta made my day.

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Does zat tatoo on your arm dance when you're pullin' kettlebells, M.?

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Re: The 74 [NWS - Language]
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the politics of war. that's the cause.

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Re: Wednesday Chat 03.10.10
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Well... I took the laptop apart last night in a vain search for a problem with the wireless.

All I can say is this - if you want to take a Toshiba laptop apart, it's not hard, but it is a commitment... it is APART. It took about 90 minutes. I figure it will take that to reassemble.

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Re: The 74 [NWS - Language]
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Why aren't their names on the damn wall?

Seems like a no-brainer. I wonder if it boils down to cost? I've seen the wall twice. Just about broke down both times. It's hard to look at. So many names...

I cannot recall if there is space left for more names. If so, I can't imagine it would be that much of an expense or trouble to add these guys. They deserve it.

Shoot, I'd be happy to donate if that's what it takes.

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Re: 12hrs of Sebring
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I think the last really warm day was Christmas!!! We left and the bottom fell out.

I cannot remember when it was THIS cold for THIS long. Insane.

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Thanks for the pics, Tommy. Makes me even more ready for the races! I sure hope the weather is nice and warm.


Yeah, who knew that would be an option this time of the year.

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