chit chat thread
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I went with the hardest poly because I knew Dan would post to go with the softest poly in the future
precogmitchon
Dan
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Applied for a position in sales at our company acouple weeks ago and was immediately told I wasnt eligible because I didn't meet the BA degree requirement. Kept after the hiring manager - and discussed my background. He agreed to an "exploratory interview" yesterday afternoon with a group from Sales.
By 10am this morning they had a new position created and posted with HR (less the BA requirement) and I had an email from HR stated they needed me to apply right away. By noon my manager had an email from HR saying Sales will be making me an offer shortly.
Not a bad hump day.
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Applied for a position in sales at our company acouple weeks ago and was immediately told I wasnt eligible because I didn't meet the BA degree requirement. Kept after the hiring manager - and discussed my background. He agreed to an "exploratory interview" yesterday afternoon with a group from Sales.
By 10am this morning they had a new position created and posted with HR (less the BA requirement) and I had an email from HR stated they needed me to apply right away. By noon my manager had an email from HR saying Sales will be making me an offer shortly.
Not a bad hump day.
Congrats dude. I've heard that for the right candidate, corporate will often drop the degree requirements. Happened to both my aunt and my mom, neither with a college degree.
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do you think you'll really gain any time with poly bushings for occasional autocross hoonage? rubber, motherflubber (or the softest poly possible)
Not for gaining times but ease of install and lifetime warranty. I've driven a E46 M3 with solid trans mounts and that would be absurd for daily duties but everybody claims 80A is oem equivalent basically. If 95A isn't that much more harsh and they cost the same that's why I ask.
Congrats Colin on the new gig!
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Ease of install is worth it for poly
Also congrats Collin
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Alpine Vision, should be available later this year as an alternative to the Alfa 4C and Cayman, mid engined turbo 4.
Renders courtesy of Gran Turismo 6, good wallpaper material
that is a sexy little car. porsche meets audi styling
I'm going to have to turn down the offer from Sales.
The parking lot is not low car approved.
use the raise for air ride. psssssssssss. or borrow ben's skyjacker e30.
Dan
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The only question will be how is this sold in the U.S.? I can't imagine Renault will open dealers for one car. They already partner with Nissan so is this going to be rebadged?
Alpine Vision, should be available later this year as an alternative to the Alfa 4C and Cayman, mid engined turbo 4.
Renders courtesy of Gran Turismo 6, good wallpaper material
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The only question will be how is this sold in the U.S.? I can't imagine Renault will open dealers for one car. They already partner with Nissan so is this going to be rebadged?
This. I can't imagine that Alfa Romeo will even do well enough to keep their dealers open for more than 2 years. I don't see why any dealer group pay millions to open a new store that will sell 2 models, one of which being a relatively expensive limited production sports car.
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I hate FB groups.
"Should I twin-turbo my E30?"..... You can't/won't because you're a broke ass kid and likely have a clapped out POS.
"I'm gonna make purists shit their pants with my 5.0 swapped e30!1!1!".... No one - especially "purists" gave two shits about your 4 door piece of shit to start with.... With or without the 5.0 swap.
Damnit I'm bitter today...
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I hate FB groups.
"Should I twin-turbo my E30?"..... You can't/won't because you're a broke ass kid and likely have a clapped out POS.
"I'm gonna make purists shit their pants with my 5.0 swapped e30!1!1!".... No one - especially "purists" gave two shits about your 4 door piece of shit to start with.... With or without the 5.0 swap.
Damnit I'm bitter today...
That thread made my head hurt.
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couplefew.
EFI cars seem to get confused if they stumble and don't start, so maybe that's the issue. I had the engine lose power and almost die once while I was leaving for work, but then it came back suddenly. I was thinking it was an icy fuel line (it was real cold...), but now I'm leaning towards fuel pump...? We shall see... At least I have a back-up vehicle for the time being.
Time being... Time.. being...
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My e36 dislikes being started and run for a very short time, like less than a minute. The next startup after that is rough. Not sure what causes that but it's a fresh tight engine with less than 50k on it. Did you run yours a very short time the previous run cycle?
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same thing for m60 e34s. they are known to flood if you run it for a short time (seconds) than shut it off because of the massive fuel dump on startup. ask me how i know.
Dan
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On a cold start you will have the following fuel added on top of what is required to idle the engine:
Priming pulse
Cold start enrichment
After start enrichment
WOT during cranking will stop firing the injectors to allow a flooded engine to clear.
One set of injectors I had would leak to the point where I would get a bit of a hard-start after it sat overnight. It was a very slight and subtle leak but it was even more fuel added to the list above
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