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time to quit?
By fijiblueman,
Well last summer I put a new head on her and she hasn't been right since. Timing is spot on new fuel injectors even went back to the original pipes. Everytime I take off she hesitates until the rpm's come up and if I'm lucky I get a month out of the oil until it smells like gas and is so thin I need to change it again. If I can't find and fix the problem I think it might be time to let her go. If you guys have any ideas feel free to chime in. I'm losing home and feel like I'm just running he
1988 Conquest 40k miles (not mine)
By wooffyj,
I saw this while I was looking for a parts car, Its not mine. 1988 Conquest, Silver, Auto, Red leather with about 40k miles. $12,995 http://www.tripleamotors.net/detail.aspx?id=2769221&PrefID=12259&.aspx That Amoral on the leather will dry it out! I think he might be dreaming on that price, but you never know it sure is clean.....
Owner Registry
By NotStock88,
I was poking around austarion and noticed they have a section to register your information.VIN, build date, user ID etc- its pretty cool, take a look http://forums.austar...wtopic.php?t=46 I really liked the idea and would love to see it become a part of SQC.
MANY MOONS AGO... An "All Knowing"
By kidjc,
person out Cali way (so I thought @ the time) "enlightened" me to what was said to be fact: That an 87' IC was actually better than an 88'-89', even though it has less fins. That it flowed cooler as there was more space between the fins, hense providing more air flow; keeping it cooler. My question: Is this so? What's your take on this. Heeding his word... I purchased a very nicely buffed up 87' IC, but never did the swap/install. I'm getting ready to make some changes on one of my Quests. I sup
