spankis

Tailpipe section of my truck's exhaust finally rusted through, not surprisingly. Going for something a little louder than stock since I have to replace it anyway. Looking for a flowmaster, magnaflow, dynamax, or similar. Basically any NON-glasspack muffler will work. Single in single out 2.5", used or new. Cheap preferred as long as it's in decent, undented, weldable shape. For 97 dakota with a 318 V8 if that gives you an idea of what i'm looking for. Let me know what you've got.

http://i180.photobucket.com/albums/x33/spankis/George/DSC_0073-edited.jpg Wrong, bitch. And yes, we also do the olive oil thing in the morning, over his regular food. And occasionally a scrambled egg or two.

We feed ours Evo, and always have. http://www.naturapet.com/brands/evo.asp People constantly ask about what makes his coat look so good and this is it. Recommended by a ton of people.

No problem sir . I saw your car on Gender the other day, and also today in your driveway when I left my parents. I'll say hello some time once I get my car back.

You're literally too retarded to insult. I would almost feel bad for you if you didn't drive a Ford.

Maybe I missed something, but why the IPS header on the dyno graph? Are you guys IPS?

Nice car sir. I too believe it probably is Joe Carnie's old NA car. He has a white Turbo now with gunmetal wheels on it.

specs on amp? or more specifically a model #? Is it a 4 channel?

Very cool, bud. Welcome to CR! I too have grown to love these trucks. My "beater" is a black 97 Dakota with 260k+ miles on the original engine and transmission. It's a 5.2 4x4 auto truck... any suggestions on a fun and easy upgrade motor when this one eventually gives up the ghost? I assume your 408 abandons all the fuel injection, correct?

Is the oil pressure gauge full sweep or partial?

Good luck. Prepare for links....

That is atrocious paintwork my friend! Would you be interested in sharing who painted it, so as to help steer others away in the future?

A friend showed me the ad on craigslist for this and I recognized it as your bike. Do you still have it? Any interest in cash rather than a trade?

Nice Tyler! I heard this thing run for the first time at Rob's just before you took it home, and jesus the thing pounds in your chest like the 4th of July with the open headers on it! And I'll keep an eye out for Saleen wheels for you on 3si, a lot of Stealth/3000gt guys run them and get rid of them for nothing.

Looks good sir. I was behind you getting off 71 at Hudson last night, in a black dakota. It sounds good too man.

http://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local-beat/Moviegoer-Tells-Woman-to-Stop-Talking-On-Cell-Phone-Gets-Stabbed-in-the-Neck-87144462.html "A woman talking on a cell phone during a movie didn't take to kindly to being 'shushed' by another moviegoer. Or at least her boyfriend didn't. In a drama that turned more lively than the one on screen, the boyfriend allegedly attacked and stabbed the 'shusher' in the neck. With a meat thermometer......There was no word on why the man had a meat thermometer in a movie theater." I love people, I really do.

Yes it is. Truly scary morning and terrible evening. Still has a chance to be saved, however.

If I recall, I believe they did the exhaust work on my dad's Charger. Although it wasn't complex, the work was cheap and decent.

As a student, I got this in an email: message FROM OSU Emergency Management University police provide update on campus shooting University Police have confirmed the identities of the victims and suspect in a shooting that occurred on campus earlier this morning. They also have confirmed two deaths. • Larry Wallington, 48, building services manager, a victim in the shooting, was pronounced dead at the scene earlier this morning. • Henry Butler, 60, operations shift leader, also a victim, is in stable condition at the OSU Medical Center • Suspect, Nathaniel Brown, 51, custodial worker, sustained a self-inflicted gunshot at the scene and was transported to OSU Medical Center where he was pronounced dead on arrival More than 1/2 dozen employees were working at the OSU Maintenance Building, 2000 Tuttle Park Place, when the suspect entered an office suite with a gun and began shooting. Those employees and other coworkers have been offered grief counseling. The incident appears to be work related. Brown was hired in October 2009.

Yea that makes sense. That's probably what I would do too.

Ah, gotcha . In that case here are some pics I've taken at charger/LX events from past years. This one is more extreme on airbags. Same wheels, but I think shitty stance with the rear so low... http://i180.photobucket.com/albums/x33/spankis/LX%20and%20LY%20Pics/Edited-DSC_0015.jpg And this guy's 300 sat perfect I thought, and the work was done right for sure. He drove it from New York to Columbus if I recall with no issues (obviously at cruising height). Looooove this car though. http://i180.photobucket.com/albums/x33/spankis/LX%20and%20LY%20Pics/DSC_0162.jpg http://i180.photobucket.com/albums/x33/spankis/LX%20and%20LY%20Pics/DSC_0256.jpg http://i180.photobucket.com/albums/x33/spankis/LX%20and%20LY%20Pics/DSC_0173.jpg http://i180.photobucket.com/albums/x33/spankis/LX%20and%20LY%20Pics/DSC_0142.jpg http://i180.photobucket.com/albums/x33/spankis/LX%20and%20LY%20Pics/DSC_0200.jpg I've grown to love these cars done right. P.S. - car in the original post has the spoiler chargers should have come with....so much better than stock.

I believe it's real. From browsing chargerforums in the past I think the KW Variant-# coilover setups for these can go pretty damn low. And those wheels are viper replicas made specifically for the LX platform cars, so I can see the offsets being correct enough to allow for the slight tuck this one has.

Very cool. Might have to buy some of that "explosive binary target mix" or whatever is mentioned in the info there.

Might be interested. I have a good friend in Cincy who would probably join in his GTP.

I've experienced both problems with my car. Wheel bearing is more of a roar or thrumbing sound, and the dust shield being bent will sound like a more metallic or "tinny" scraping. Like Rob said, a wheel bearing would be heard all the time for the most part, and should get louder or quieter when turning on an on-ramp or high-load situation.