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Thank you. Irony is I'm sick. The Goldwing looks like it swallowed him. Huge!

This was the most fun I've had in ages!! And the obligatory pics: The ship: Looking down the runway on takeoff Airborne view looking down: Proof of fun factor: -VanDy -VanDy

Awesome toy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47ZXzDLZ1jg&feature=youtube_gdata_player

If you choose to run it preiodically remember to run it so the motor thoroughly warms up. Riding it, make it a minimum of 20 miles or so it warms it all the way. Helps keep moisture/condensation from forming in the crankcase.

Here's been my experience with cams over the last 3 years. I know you dont plan on being at the track all the time, but the numbers will give you an idea of what I was working with. (keep in mind this is an A4) 228/232 110+1 Motor: 11.5 150 shot: 10.72 @128 1.62 60' Quick, but top end felt weak MS3 112 Motor: 11.7 150 shot: 10.79 @130 1.58 60' You can feel it continue to climb on the top end. Fun as hell. Just a little too much lope for me. 233/239 112 Motor: 11.6 125 shot: 10.75 @ 126 1.61 60' This was my compromise. I really haven't had much of a chance to tweak it track wise but it makes driving to work fun as hell. The car was acting funny so I went with smaller jets at the track. Ended up that I had some electrical problems. Havent had enough free time to test it out since. As you can see, of the 3 cams the MS3 had more power up top and only lost a small bit of quickness. I think I actually spun a little when the spray hit so I'm sure if I would have given it a chance it would have had the best time. Since I wanted to drive my car more the MS3 was a touch over what I considered to be ok for daily driving. Of the 3 it was the most fun, but sitting in traffic with it was annoying. Like stated, with your M6 it will be fine. Another thing to keep in mind... since you are getting the cam before the heads you will not get the full effect. Get those higher airflow mods in there as soon as you can and read up to make sure they compliment the cam/each other. I have purchased and sold about 10 cams in the last 6 years so I know how you feel. You read good/bad reviews. Spend hours doing research only to order it and second guess if it was the right choice. You wont know if you like it until you feel it in action. Even driving other peoples cars really doesnt help (imo) because its not your own car. The good news is if you do need to sell it you can make most of your money back. Sorry for the novel, but you remind me of myself 7 years ago and I figured I could help.

The flash of light you saw in the sky was not a UFO. Swamp gas from a weather balloon was trapped in a thermal pocket and reflected the light from Venus.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7rw8zvNv3Y

Does this count?

I'd respond,"Okay! I'll be right over!" lol

BAM IHOP on Cox

Folks calling addictions "diseases" has always bugged the hell out of me. It's not a disease, it's a behavior. The behaviors can certainly lead to diseases, and full-on withdrawal I'm sure feels like all sorts of terrible, but I refuse to label "drinking" and "smoking, injecting, snorting" as disease. Not to jump on you, your advice is sound. Maybe that's a pet peeve of mine.

My Jazz and my Ninja ..... I want to see bike with clown photo

Wait...don't you hate guns?

Well, since I've lost interest in racing cars I've moved into motocross. I have a 99 cr250r & 96 rm125 & 02 Kx 125 and there pretty fun and I'm already out doing jumps. Ruff trail riding is a bitch and I've notice as you get older and you fall or ride for 6-8hrs in a day your body don't bounce back as quick lol. http://i1298.photobucket.com/albums/ag60/motocrosscr250/FE3D38EE-BAF1-4E69-837A-6A8027B81536-5998-000002C532165345_zps0bd61723.jpg http://i1298.photobucket.com/albums/ag60/motocrosscr250/E6907335-ADF2-451B-8118-CB8255D5BDE4-5998-000002C564D8E426_zpsbc2b08c7.jpg http://i1298.photobucket.com/albums/ag60/motocrosscr250/D59424C0-C6DE-407A-96F3-DF78A2DC5ACF-5998-000002C595DA5FDB_zpse67c4148.jpg http://i1298.photobucket.com/albums/ag60/motocrosscr250/59102C13-561D-49B3-B0FE-9DC05C9119AD-5998-000002C54E39EAEA_zpseaf8299e.mp4