![]() |
|
|||||||
|
Welcome to the TurboBuick.Com forums. You are currently viewing our boards as a guest which gives you limited access to view most discussions and access our other features. By joining our free community you will have access to post topics, communicate privately with other members (PM), respond to polls, upload content and access many other special features. Registration is fast, simple and absolutely free so please, join our community today! If you have any problems with the registration process or your account login, please contact contact us. |
![]() |
|
|
LinkBack | Thread Tools | Display Modes |
|
||||
|
That is a HORRIBLE place to try and have a car show.
Nowhere near enough space for all the businesses in that shopping center's customers AND a car show AND a dyno. Whew. It was cool to see 2 or 3 GN's cruise through. Any of you folks? I had my T there, it was in the parking lot, not the show. It isn't exactly "show material", after all. The show was SEVERELY LS1 heavy. With an LT1 here and there, a few imports, a Jeep and a couple MEAN looking Custom Harleys. The chassis dyno was some monster 18 wheeler rig with an enclosed trailer where the dyno was housed. That thing took up half the lot! I only had time to see a red S-10 Extreme truck on the dyno and hear it bounce off it's rev limiter (or was that the valve springs letting go??) before I took off. You all didn't miss much.
__________________
T-Type: PTE-51 turbo, 210/205 cam, 42.5# Inj. and every other conceivable mod. Built by Mike Christenson and Bill Diekman. "Hello, my name is Bill and I am a turbo addict".
|
|
|||
|
I was there with my son's 87 GN. Saw another nice GN with slicks. Nice car! Unless you had an F body, it was not much of a show. Should have driven my 70 GS455 convertible; they would have thought it was a Chevelle!
|
|
||||
|
We saw you drive through I'm sure.
I agree, that car with the slicks looked tough. It had Illinois Plates...Rob Nolan? Yep, it was F-Body heavy for sure. GS455 'vert? You're a lucky person there. SWEET ride!
__________________
T-Type: PTE-51 turbo, 210/205 cam, 42.5# Inj. and every other conceivable mod. Built by Mike Christenson and Bill Diekman. "Hello, my name is Bill and I am a turbo addict".
|
|
||||
|
Didnt see this thread till about 6pm yesterday, so didnt have a chance to get out there anyway. Probably would have cruised by if I looked sooner. How late did the thing go on? Rams game was good though
Quote:
__________________
'84 Ttype I Black/Burgundy Fully loaded w/ Ttops, OE '84 block, SP204/214, home ported heads, CC980 vsprings, V1 intake, Limit TA33C, ported TB by Jay Jackson, 14"K&N, old LT headers & 3"DP, ATR 3" singleshot, 37#DelPhi inj, Walbro 340(hot wired), '87ecm, JL street chip, Poston's 2800 conv, Razor's PAC, and TUNING! "no intercooler, like being the underdog" ![]() "bests": 60ft- 1.767 (10/11/05), 1/8- 8.13@84.05 (10/5/04), 1/4ET- 12.80 (10/5/04), 1/4mph- 106.52 (10/10/06), all in "STREET TRIM" '84 Ttype II Black/Lear Seigler K&N, Hooker exhaust '87 GN Monster in the making? '95 CapriceSS 9C1/LT1 daily driver '91 Suburban '62 Impala 2dr coupe lowrider Last edited by 6SENSE : September 29th, 2003 at 02:30 PM. |
|
||||
|
Black as could be and had Centerlines on it.
Convo-Pro's? SWEET ride with Illinois plates. I only stayed for about 30 minutes. Saw some old friends, chatted and hit the road. Seeing those two GN's made my day. ![]() Alright then, I didn't realize Rob had a Limited...lucky guy.
__________________
T-Type: PTE-51 turbo, 210/205 cam, 42.5# Inj. and every other conceivable mod. Built by Mike Christenson and Bill Diekman. "Hello, my name is Bill and I am a turbo addict".
|
![]() |
| Thread Tools | |
| Display Modes | |
|
|