chit chat thread
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I'm considering giving life a good old "fuck it" and buying myself a $20k headache...
1982 Ferrari Mondial, red, 77k, $19,950. Showed the girlfriend and she said, "It's ugly, I don't care." which is a thumbs up in girl-speak!
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Do it bud. Would make a great rally crosser.
E91 328xi - F15 X5 40e - Hopes and dreams of eventually having a cool car
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I'm considering giving life a good old "fuck it" and buying myself a $20k headache...
1982 Ferrari Mondial, red, 77k, $19,950. Showed the girlfriend and she said, "It's ugly, I don't care." which is a thumbs up in girl-speak!
In for LS swap.
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Do it bud. Would make a great rally crosser.
Noooooooooo
I think anyone can agree that the cheapest Ferrari on market is generally not a good idea. You'd think they'd have a much better description, especially being a dealer that sells tons of exotics and projects.
Definitely not a good idea.. I found more info on in it on FChat, a couple guys there have looked at it an gotten the scoop. Would be something where I got a PPI before hand, and I know already based on other's info that it's due for a major service and the obvious interior refinishing.
General consensus is, if you can drop the rear subframe that cradles the engine/trans/rear suspension you can save a lot of money, and if you don't need something pristine it would be a great driver's car.
I'm under no illusions it would be cheap, or fast, or smart in any way.
In for LS swap.
Heck no, it's already got a 9.2 second 0-60, why ruin that performance with a cheap American engine?
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Heck no, it's already got a 9.2 second 0-60, why ruin that performance with a cheap American engine?
Can't see more power and torque hurting 0-60, especially since it's mid-engine.
Also, because CIS.
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Can't see more power and torque hurting 0-60, especially since it's mid-engine.
Also, because CIS.
Yes, CIS sucks. Ask me how I know.
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Yes, CIS sucks. Ask me how I know.
How do you know?
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How do you know?
Oh, you know!
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How do you know?
Oh, you know!
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Anybody have input on bosch vs delphi ignition coils? I ordered delphi but am questioning my decision
I've always used Bosch with good results. Don't have first-hand experience with Delphi.
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I've always used Bosch with good results. Don't have first-hand experience with Delphi.
I used Delphi coils on my last change at about 171,000 miles. That was 28,000 miles ago and no problems.
- 2011 335xi Coupe Black Sapphire Metallic (e92/N55/ZPP/ZCW)
- 2011 335xi Coupe Deep Sea Blue Metallic(e92/N55/ZPP/ZCW)
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Speaking of malaise-era CIS cars:
https://rockford.craigslist.org/cto/d/rockford-1981-rolls-royce-silver-spirit/6820117638.html
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Anybody have input on bosch vs delphi ignition coils? I ordered delphi but am questioning my decision
I used Delphi on my n54 in desperation and had issues and immediately went back to Bosch. The Bosch cp's have a lifetime warranty as of 2017-ish so no reason to buy anything else as far as i'm concerned.
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I used Delphi on my n54 in desperation and had issues and immediately went back to Bosch. The Bosch cp's have a lifetime warranty as of 2017-ish so no reason to buy anything else as far as i'm concerned.
Yea I've seen that more than once now. Went with bosch's
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