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Hot Rod Wife 200

posted by  Fuel Pump on  Sun May 18 15:42 CST 2003
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I am going to leave all of the battle of the sexes out of this post.

The way that this was discribed to me that made the point was:

1. 0°F outside.
2. You are asleep in your warm bed.
3. You get hit in the face with a picthers worth of ice water.
4. You must then jump up and run 6 blocks outside without any shoes.
5. Then when you get back home you must be hit in the face with a ball bat.

This list is just a fraction of what your engine goes though when it is started and the instantly forced to handle a full throttle load. Not to mention all of the other moving parts (transmission, axles, etc.)

Brian
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86 240GL, 86 740GLE & others






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