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http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/group.php You know, CR social groups. Look in the quick links tab if the above url doesn't work.

Found this peice of info, might check this out. • Red: Battery Feed (The chassis wiring ring terminal must be fastened to a stud on the underhood electrical center before the trailer feed will become active.)

What kind of truck is this? or did I miss it? I take it the running lights on the truck are working?

I was only trapping 124 but I wouldn't consider too bad, never been to marion.

While I've no experience on RX7 swaps I have used so called "kits". It's not simple and straightforward to do a great job, most kits just supply the few hard to fab parts and leave a lot to be desired. Just getting a car running in over a weekend doesn't mean that the quality of work is there.

Too many variables, to the extent of how custom the drivetrain will be and just how the owner intends to use it. I'd say at least a few weeks to a month, but a well built car would take longer. This is assuming the direction and parts are there and all planned out.

Took him longer to blow that up then it took you to blow up that little Subi. Subi FTL!

The shut downs seem about the same length to me, just D42 is a little rough by comparison.

Does anyone actually care that CR has social groups? Seems like a waste of space, just so losers like me can waste time.

Not much goes on in here.

Wow thats...........ummm......well..............thats shitty. Is that two broken rods? or did I see that wrong?

Hit me up, sounds easy enough, just let me swing by with my test light. Depending on vehicle a lot of late models have separate fuses for the trailer wiring, check those.

Sounds like what I'd do, keep an eye on treadwear and if it starts to wear more in the center back it off a little, and if for some chance it wears both edges raise it up.

+1 auto either came with 2.73s or 3.23s I'd think you'd be cutting 2.1 60' times on street tires, but I had 2.73 gears to compare to. Should see low 13s.

What's max psi on the tires? If its only 44 I'd stay at 40, unless you actually have a higher load rating, check the sidewall of the tire.

I've heard of crap like that before, but 48 psi is too much. I'd stick with 38 honestly, you haven't changed the weight of the vehicle just the tire size. If it makes you feel better run 40, but you'll start wearing out the center of your tires.

That turned out great, nice work.

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The stock tune compensates for a lot, but leaves a ton on the table with those mods.

Tune it and brag about 11s. Stock automatic f-bodys run low timing, so dialed in and a little higher shift points with those gears and converter and 60' times, hell yeah good start.

Looks lowered from the pics, but a damn nice car congrats.

if you want to take two things you do.

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A 1500 will haul your car fine, Anthony's 5.3 Silverado has little problems pulling his Formula. Obviously I'm partial to the Chevy.