chit chat thread
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My latest and greatest theory on the once-a-month random-loss-of-power/failure-to-run-at-all e34 life.
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One of several hundred (non moving parts) reasons you shouldn't daily a 25-year-old car.
Car runs great 99.8% of the time. The other 0.2% it doesn't run at all. If you giggle the fuel pump relay, it seems to make no difference. If you jump the contacts with a paper clip it runs fine. However, since it runs perfectly 99.8% of the time (at random), you're never sure if the changes you made actually changed something, or if it just randomly decided to start working again...
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lol @ your diagram.
i have some spare relays if you want to try a replacement for free.
Dan
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What I am wondering is what are engine limitations, can they be 2stroke? Age restrictions? Is there certain days that you can run them on the drag strip? I read up on a lot of info online but it would be nice to know exact info from someone that had done it.
Wow....missed this. My Cousin is now in his late 20's, os it's been a few years since they actually participated. They usually go through a rule overhaul every few years. My relatives would have a little insight but nothing relevant. I bet there are internet forums dedicated to this.
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Highest bidder! I'm totally winning this time...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1974-Porsche-914-/232279101280?
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I've never understood the appeal of the 914.
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914's are neat. 70-71 models are a pain to get parts for.
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LS swap, coilovers, and some flared fenders and that things could be an auto-x monster.
Dan
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I honestly don't even know much about them. I saved a couple searches on ebay about 10 years ago, and never deleted them. (relatively)Recently it started popping up results from those searches when I go to the homepage. I threw in a $2000 bid when it was at $500 because why not. Makes my Tuesday evening a little more interesting. Of course now it's at $11,000 and I've lost all interest. Such is the life of a hipster wannabe.
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This seems like a good place to say hello again after joining once, saying hello, and then disappearing.
welcome (back) to here.
Dan
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