MrMeanGreen

Rob, they seem to have all of the above.

Now that rocks!

It's nice country out there, just kinda outta the way.

I'm not sure, but she was pretty adamant about it. I've heard stories of people stopping on the road to take pics, a public road, and one of them running around and creating a fuss. Weird people. I've also heard about the mysterious illnesses people get hanging around there, I didn't plan on going inside at all, lol.

They will be ok, the stockers are made of steel. The weak point of the stockers are the roller bearings, so make sure these are quality units. Remember, if you run spacers, you'll need longer plug wires as well.

At 125 miles a tank, we woulda have gotten stuck somewhere we probably didn't wanna be

Looks like you may need to run valve cover spacers if removing the oil baffles on the undersides don't help. 1) I have stock ones, you shoulda asked 2) I now run the Jegs rockers, which are made by Scorpion Performance. They produce the only aftermarket rockers that bolt right on without modifications or spacers.

Since we have three kids in school, we're unable right now to take a true honeymoon. The week so far has been spent doing marriage changes to medical, car insurance, military coverage, etc. My Dad was cool enough to pick the kids up from school today and keep them for a few hours so Tina and I could enjoy a day away together. Here's how it went... After dropping the kids off at school, coming home, grabbing the blue Formula, and dropping off some paperwork at my Dad's house, we left Reynoldsburg at 10:00am. We were heading to Roseville, in Muskingum County, to visit the abandoned Roseville Prison. We took 70E to SR22E and ended up on OH93S. After heading into Roseville, we drove around aimlessly for a bit until we finally stopped and asked an older gentleman for directions, as the prison is very vague on location on the internet. It ended up being on Ransbottom Road, with one of the intact guard towers along the side of the road. We parked by the tower, and no shit, within about twenty seconds a guy came hauling ass up to us in a modified buggy powered by a VW Bug engine, yelling at us to leave. No pics, no questions, no nothing. Leave, private property, etc. I ended up snapping a phone pic while Tina calmed this guy down by asking him about his buggy. We ended up standing there for an hour talking to him and his son, learning the history of the area and the prison. Turns out, his parents own the 27 acre area (his mom came out once to tell to make sure we weren't taking pics) and they have had issues with people being disrespectful and playing around in the prison, which some parts are fucked. They didn't want any liability, so I can see their concern. After telling us about a good diner in McConnellsville about forty miles away, off we went. http://photos-g.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs223.snc1/7019_133627408862_508293862_2535254_8100522_n.jpg We ended up backtracking up OH93 to US22, then heading east past SR555 and going south on OH60 towards McConnellsville. OH60 runs parallel the entire way just off of the Muskingum River, which is a beautiful and scenic journey. We drove into downtown McConnellsville and had lunch at the Blue Bird 50s Cafe, which is on the corner of Main Street across from the municipal building. The food was cheap (less than $5 for a burger, fries, and drink), tasted good, and the decor wasn't too bad. I'd definitely eat there again, and their menu is pretty diverse. From there, we took SR78E and passed through some of the best twisties I've come across in Ohio, with amazing scenery and killer hills. We passed through some smaller Ohio towns like Ringold, Glouster (the 1920s Industrial Era called, they want the town back), Hollister, and Murray City. Amazingly, the only cops we saw today were in these small towns running speed traps. There's the town's income I'd guess. Once off of SR78, we caught OH13W into Nelsonville and then onto US33N. We stopped in Logan at an antique market, picked up some nostalgic automotive items, then headed a bit more down US33 and into the antique mall in Rockbridge. Then we headed home and got to the house about 630pm. It was a very relaxing, beautiful day and Tina did all the driving. I took in the environment, as I love the historical aspect of Ohio and all of it's hidden secrets. An amazing and beautiful day with an amazing and beautiful wife

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Thanks Dave, that's what I was thinking. Maybe I'll go to D42 or somewhere.

It's directly across the street from The Mad Greek. We went there Monday and walked right back out, the wait was about four hours to be seen.

I thought you meant this Turbo Beetle... http://www.cr-h.net/pics/brianbuggay.jpg

I'd like to get more than a few runs in and not deal with a bunch of ricers and backwoods, Dayton retards. I'll pass.

I tried that groove, Josh has good insight

Seems KK is having a big event Saturday, so I won't be going there.

Both of you guys suck I also forgot to mention my suspension still needs setup.

Maybe I'll do both. I need to get the car out, it's lonely. Depends on if I decide to hit Kil-Kare instead.

+1 HL FTW.

I'm already in the market for LTs and x-pipe in the near future after my fail with the #2 primary last week with my MACs. I can still do a TB, D1, E85, run my shifts higher again, etc. I don't want to make anymore power right now, I keep breaking shit

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Rep added. Welcome to CR.

Told ya I'd fix you for $5 with an x-acto blade and some JD.

100mph Club - JP the Rican

To the track or riding around?

It's been down most of the year with superficial shit. I need to catch up and get my passes in.