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RE: Why didn't I do this sooner!!!



OK Alfred... :-) I'm gonna, had to make sure the beastess could handle the
pressure.... Now, where do I go for the magic?  SJM? Ned? Do the Sprongl
boys (15 min drive) have something?

I've always believed in making it handle first and then add the power.
Shocks and tires are next on my agenda, from what I've been reading there is
still no definitive setup for this car.

My preference is 8 or 8.5 inch x 16 with 215/55.  Will it fit?  As you may
be able to tell I like the rim to stretch the tires outward to reduce
sidewall roll in hard (hiway ramp) cornering.  I don't mind the extra
harshness in the ride but I can't afford to just go experimenting and no one
really seems to know what will fit my little beastess.

BTW I'm off to see a 1991 200TQ 20V FS this am, I hope it's a piece of junk
because the wife and I are going to have a serious talk if it isn't.

Just bought a house and looking at another car (Am I nuts?)

Peter
1 1990 200TQ 10V (In Love)

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Robert Myers [mailto:rmyers@inetone.net]
> Sent: Saturday, May 01, 1999 6:57 AM
> To: Peter Berrevoets
> Subject: Re: Why didn't I do this sooner!!!
>
>
> Great, Peter.  Now when are you going to chip the car so that you can have
> 2.0 to 2.1 bar?  You almost cannot imagine the difference that will make.
> "Holy Sh*t, Batman!!!!"  "YaaaaHooooooo!!!!"  An extra 50-75 ponies will
> indeed make a huge difference.
>
> At 02:52 AM 5/1/99 -0400, you wrote:
> >Just finished a thorough test drive after installing a new fuel
> filter, five
> >new Bosch WR7DS spark plugs and five new fuel injectors.  Total cost $440
> >CDN and three hours. OK, I was in no hurry and I cleaned up a bunch of
> >ground connections, also cleaned and inspected rubber hoses galore.
> >
> >It feels like a new car!! She growls and accelerates like a
> turbo (finally),
> >excellent throttle response, and humms along at 180Kph like she
> could do it
> >all day long.  Revs smoothly all the way up to 6300 with an indicated 1.4
> >Bar... awesome!  What I thought was lust has turned into love!!!  Yeeeeee
> >haaaa!
> >
> >The previous plugs were NGK and the mechanic had installed them on top of
> >sandy grunge... :-( cleaned up nicely though.
> >
> >The best part - immediate starting, no more 4 to 8 seconds of
> cranking just
> >click and vrooom....
> >
> >The @#*#&@!&#* voltmeter is still not working!
> >
> >
> >
> >
> ___
>    Bob
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