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99FLHRCI

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  1. I got a buddy in Grove City that rides a near stock one and a buddy in Groveport that has one set up to race and has a track at his house. If you want I can see if they wanna ride with you or if you could go out there to ride with them?
  2. ya know... nothing a stock gt couldnt handle... but come on, its an import.

    If your GT is completly stock I would be happy to race you. No big dollar race but I could throw a few bucks and my pride on the line.

  3. Everything I have read says don't use brake cleaner or carb cleaner cause it cleans the film off the sensors that is put there as a portection. I recommend Synpower Throttle Body Cleaner that is made by Valvoline. It says it is safe for all sensors including oxygen sensors. (Another problem with carb/brake cleaner when burned is the damage to the O2 sensor.
  4. Im definatly interested in autox. i started reading up on it on the itrca site. i got my spacers so i can but 225/50r15 up front and im debating about the same or 215/50r15 in the rear. (god imports are so wierd tires all backwards and whatnot)
  5. Are you seriously calling a $30 ratchet with a lifetime warranty expensive? Step on a Snap-On, Mac, Matco, Cornwell truck. Oh, and just to warn you have 911 on hold when you do it. I paid $45 for a wrench (no tat was not meant to be plural) on the truck the other day and it was nothing out of the norm.
  6. Hey I finally signed up cause Bill Dozer wouldn't shut up about it at work. I got a stock '00 Integra Type R, a '99 Cavalier Z24 that is no where near as cool as TruCavSS, and a '67 Chrysler 300 that's goin thru a resto.
  7. I would highly recommend UTI (I'm a graduate). I personnally went to the Glendale Heights Campus (Chicago). I think it was a great start and taught me alot of things techs in the field "didn't have time" to bother showing me. Then after that immediatly go to a dealership and stick it out there. I went to a dealership and then left for the aftermarket. I have no chance of getting into a dealership making the money I make now. Dealerships always want brand specific certifications. The aftermarket prefers ASE but will gladly take a dealer certified tech.
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