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slow to accelerate 200

posted by  Westyone on  Tue May 30 18:15 CST 2006
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I haven't owned my brick for very long. I love cruising in it but it takes soooo long to get up to speed. I know these bad boys are heavier than all get out and it's only a four banger but damn...I'm running a manual tranny on this guy as well. Is this my new reality or can I pep him up a bit with a tuneup or sometin'? It's a '90 wagon with a new clutch and the car is in decent condition. I not looking for a roadster and I probably shouldn't complain but dangnabbit...
Kev






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