[s-cars] Re: HAP RSB update and other musings.

[marc weiner]

points well taken . . . there are always two ways to look at things 
depending on which shoes you are standing in.   I was frustrated and vented 
and hopefully this is all behind me on that "slippery slope" I have been 
sliding down ever since I picked up my 94 URS4 eight years ago w/ 42k miles 
on it.  I think I am done with the mods for now - the car is exactly how I 
want it :-)
94 S4, Lehmann Stage IV+, 223k miles, and still pulling upwards of 
26-27.5psig at full throttle - puts a smile on my face every time I hit the 
gas pedal.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: <Eric_R_Kissell at whirlpool.com>
To: <marcweiner at comcast.net>
Cc: <s-car-list at audifans.com>
Sent: Thursday, September 23, 2004 9:00 AM
Subject: Re: HAP RSB update and other musings.


>
> It is great that your HRSB seems to be working quietly now. I really need
> to get a ride in a car with a HRSB. Is there anyone in Northern or Central
> Ohio that has a HRSB and would be willing to give em a ride sometime?
>
> I do not have the HRSB yet. I have other places that require my limited
> uncommitted funds.
>
> But, I do have all of the installation instructions and a list of all of
> the parts required that are not included.
>
> I acquired this information during my research _prior_ to making a 
> purchase
> decision. Some of it was posted to the list and now resides in my personal
> list archives. Hap provided most of the information in a quick replies to
> email. These are things I felt it was important to ask about early in my
> research about this potential course of action.
>
> What's my point? Well, I guess when private individuals go out of their 
> way
> to develop aftermarket parts and arrange for their manufacture during 
> their
> spare time, I am just grateful that I do not need to do all of the
> development and procurement work myself. As such, I assume it is my
> responsibility to carry more of the load regarding dotting the i's and
> crossing the t's to assure a seamless installation. That being said, I
> believe Hap has provided me everything I need to know to install a HRSB
> either with direct email or via posts to the list, and I did not even
> purchase one. Kudos!
>
> Now you guys working on the reasonably priced RS2 turbo replacements and
> FMIC's keep up the fight. I cannot afford to slide down the slope any 
> other
> way ;-)
>
> Thanks,
> Eric
>
>
>
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