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I know I won't, because, at 62, I'm not as sharp as she is at 101. Great video, person and car. My first car was a '36 Packard in high school.

I received three in the mail yesterday, one for each member of the family. WAY COOL!:cool:party

Craig eeked out a 200.1! I'll PM my address.

It was a great event for my family. My goal was to join the 200 mph club with a pulley and tune. I went blasting by it to 200.1, good enough. Since I had two other people to share the car with I quit after meeting the goal and turned the car over to Jenny, my 17 year old step daughter. After her...

So, I know that the speed limiter is set to 205, and the Speedos tend to be optimistic above 150. If I want to really do 205, do I need to reset the limiter? In my car a GPS speed of 162 equals about 150 on the speedo. If the limiter user the same speed sensor, is it going to shut down at...

Just back from 2 weeks in Singapore, and found the screws. Thanks a lot, Steve, they look great.

Cool. We're at 2500 already. At that price I want to up my order from 50 to 100. Thanks for doing this, Craig

The price from ford is ridiculous. I lost a couple and figured they would be less that $1 ea. Wrong. I don't recall the torque spec but it is high so I suspect the Ford parts are hardened. I have started Torquing mine as I apparently lost the leading edge screws which allowed the air to get...

Actually the Wine Country Classic has been going on for years and has always been run by Steve Earle, who started the Monterey Historics in 1972, and has run it ever since. This year the Monterey event will be produced by Laguna Seca, and run by HMSA. I hope both events succeed as they are...

I saw you guys coming down the highway with the Vipers. I was in a Boxter on my way to Sonoma for some wine tasting and lunch. I was racing Thursday, Friday, and Sunday in a GT-350, so Sat was a pass day (see photo on left). It was a good weekend, but not up to par with the Monterey event. It...

When the turbo or supercharger is limited to a manifold pressure of about 15 psi (sea level), it is called normalizing. It makes the engine run the same as it would at sea level until the charger can no longer supply that amount boost. This technique requires a relief valve to maintain a...

No luck find a used one. Are there any Ford Parts suppliers that discount MSRP? Ford wants $1577 for it, although they do have 50 in stock. Thanks, Craig AKA "Hot Dog"

Hi, The leading edge of the diffuser apparently lost it's screws on the way to San Luis Obisbo from San Diego this weekend. The air caught it and bent it down enough to hit the pavement where it was then curled back under the car. The noise was horrendous, but when I saw the problem I proceeded...

I took my '05 in for it's final check before the end of the warranty period last week. One of the issues was a slightly balky shifter, primarily in the side to side motion. It was just a little sticky. I thought all it needed was lubrication, but they ended up replacing both cables. Anyone else...

That is a great idea. I had never heard of this plug in accessory. I just order it from Summit for 129.95. http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?autofilter=1&part=SPW-06302&N=700+115&autoview=sku or go to Summit and search for part number 06302

I installed one in a friends garage and it is vircually identical to my bendpak with the exception of the locking mechanism. The bendpaks locking stops are adjustable to allow you to get the car level, the danmar are fixed to the upright and use a mechanical linkage rather than the air cylinder...

I installed one in a friends garage and it is vircually identical to my bendpak with the exception of the locking mechanism. The bendpaks locking stops are adjustable to allow you to get the car level, the danmar are fixed to the upright and use a mechanical linkage rather than the air cylinder...

Also here. I mine replaced about 2 years ago and solved the problem, but it just started up again last month. I hope they have better sending units now. It would be irritating if this were an annual T&I. Craig

Good memory! Actually it was the rear bumper that caught on fire. Remember the hot dog? The fob could hang from the key in such a way that it acted like a lever and only took a slight bump of my knee to turn the key to the ACC position shutting down the engine. The additional symptom of this is...

This is on the Meguiar's web site. It is a GREAT photo story of the transformation of a Toyota Tundra. I know, it's just a truck, but take a look. It will inspire all of us AR guys to new heights. (Maybe that's not a good thing) Craig http://meguiarsonline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=25974