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    Okay, deal. You buy the Mallett car, take the hood off and keep it for her car and I'll come haul the rest of the leftovers away for you. :judge:
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    Sure, since his stuff is soooo cheap....

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    I'll race your wife......... So what if my signature is wrong....

    The turbo rocks, just ask Ducky.....
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    awesome moze very cool little car... did you order the STS yet?

    congrats Mrs. Moze...
    I am gonna be a new Daddy...

    Drive it like you live hard and fast....
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    [Today 08:09 AM] ChevyLee: dale would make a awesome dad in law too

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    Quote Originally Posted by jethro_3 View Post
    I'll race your wife......... So what if my signature is wrong....

    The turbo rocks, just ask Ducky.....
    That little ricer is fast , I can vouch for that. It's still hard to believe you never have to lift foot out of gas to change gears.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DBTBSS View Post
    That little ricer is fast , I can vouch for that. It's still hard to believe you never have to lift foot out of gas to change gears.
    is it the 5 speed auto? or 5 speed stick? are they that close you dont need the clutch?
    I am gonna be a new Daddy...

    Drive it like you live hard and fast....
    '91 rcsb, 4.3 V6, 700R4 trans swap, 4/6 drop rolling on 18's, roll pan, 2" cowl hood, electric fan, TBI injector spacer, K&N filter replacement, flowmaster muffler...



    [Today 08:09 AM] ChevyLee: dale would make a awesome dad in law too

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    Not for 100,000 miles.
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    Quote Originally Posted by outlaw_king View Post
    is it the 5 speed auto? or 5 speed stick? are they that close you dont need the clutch?
    Ok, I am going to have to teach you dumbasses a few things (surprisingly Kurt is not considered a dumbass in this situation because he already knows what I am talking about):

    The new turboed GM cars (Cobalt SS, Saturn Sky Redline, Pontiac Solstice GXP, etc) have a new 'Launch Control' technology that is a stability system that features four modes: on, traction off, competition mode and fully off. In comp mode, the limits of the yaw control are higher and launch control is enabled. Launch control will hold engine rpm at 5100 when the throttle is floored at a standstill. The clutch is still driver-controlled, but a nice quick smooth release will produce about 3 ft. of scratch at start.
    The car also allows a no-lift shift — in all gears, any time the car is at full throttle. Near the 6300-rpm limiter, simply shift without lifting off the throttle. The system will selectively cut spark and phase the variable camshafts, thereby holding boost pressure and rpm. The ingenious anti-lag can be maintained for roughly 0.2 second. A single pop! from the exhaust is the sound of a quick shift. Pretty cool stuff on a $20k car, right? If you master the art of shifting on this car, you can cruise to a 5.5 0-60 sec time and trip the 1/4 traps at 13.9 secs...

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    that is cool tyler but her car is not a turbo jackass... do the non-turbo's still have this technology?
    I am gonna be a new Daddy...

    Drive it like you live hard and fast....
    '91 rcsb, 4.3 V6, 700R4 trans swap, 4/6 drop rolling on 18's, roll pan, 2" cowl hood, electric fan, TBI injector spacer, K&N filter replacement, flowmaster muffler...



    [Today 08:09 AM] ChevyLee: dale would make a awesome dad in law too

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    yep that'll get it moze, nice choice of autos!!!! congrats mrs. Moze!!
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    single digits coming soon!

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