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Let me know if you are going to make the trip to Houston on Saturday. I am considering joining you. Rob

Hey Rick, we met today at the garage. Look forward to meeting up with the cars. Rob

I took this one coming out of the club on Ramstein Air Base Germany last weekend. I thought the lighting was pretty neat.

Mike is good. Fourteen more months in Germany and then back to Texas for me. I won't be leaving Texas anymore after this trip. Rob

I thought when I retired from the United States Air Force, my opportunity to live in Europe again had gone away. I was pretty lucky in my military time to have been stationed at Soesterberg in Holland (1990-1992), Lajes Field, Portugal (1994-1996) and NATO Air Base Geilenkirchen in Germany from...

I've had the same Battery Tender since 1997. Have used it on cars, motorcycles, and jet skis. Well worth the money as others have stated. I also dropped mine hard enough to put a big dent in it in the early 2000's, but it didn't even phase it. Rob

I was talking about I couldn't find any information on what spec the lights are on Kirbans site. Still happy with your HIDs.

Do you know what brand of headlights they are and what specifications (E-Code, DOT, or some hybrid DOT/E-Code) they meet? I couldn't find anything on Kirban's site. I also noticed the kit looks to include four H4 headlamps (which are designed to work as both a low and high beam). I used...

http://www.rallylights.com/ I'd recommend the E-code lights. See above post.

Nice bike. Looks like a good, comfortable long hauler that will still move out.

Never tried it at the track, but I think I read it runs 14.9 or so in some magazine a few years back. You really have to abuse the clutch to get it to launch well. It's pretty quick to about 70-75 but then slows down a bit.

Check out this thread and see if it helps you out: http://www.turbobuick.com/forums/threads/a-c-issue.384730/

So there I was… My wife, son and I just got finished having some barbeque pork chops and a rib eye at Cooper’s Barbeque. We were slowly making our way home on a 55 mph two lane road when a newer blue Audi S5 comes flying up to the back of my car. The speed limit drops down to 45 and then...

A friends car had this. We just ran a new high pressure rubber fuel line to fix it. Rob

Search is your friend: http://www.turbobuick.com/forums/threads/where-does-the-red-t-emblem-go.207882/#post-1487845 Rob

Tony, Is this the guy who had the white GN? Rob in San Antonio

Sounds like it might be a fuel pump issue. Had a friends car do exactly the same thing with a bad pump.

You need to make sure you have a vacuum line running to the three way port by the firewall. It sounds like you disconnected it when you did the EGR delete.

Check valve is in front of the EGR valve in the vacuum hose. Black on one side, white on the other.

I Check your vacuum lines and check valve.