Latest Corvette Disease - cybernetic implants

RicSeyler wrote:
> Mostly, I have 1.6 Crane roller rockers, T-Body AirFoil, K&N w/Open Lid,
> HyperTech Programming
> and I did the MAT sensor relocate and T-Body coolant bypass but they
> caused it to run
> worse at part throttle. And a Ripper Shifter w/ White Classic Hurst Knob.
>
> Ric Seyler
> Online Racing: RicSeyler
> GPL Handicap 6.35
>
> http://www.pcola.gulf.net/~ricseyler
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> --------------------------------------
> "Homer no function beer well without."
> - H.J. Simpson

Ric, have you ever had it dynoed? Any idea how much hp/torque you're
putting down at the wheels? I checked your website but couldn't find
any specs on the Vette. Is it on your site?

"RicSeyler" > wrote in message
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>Mostly, I have 1.6 Crane roller rockers, T-Body AirFoil, K&N w/Open
>Lid,
>HyperTech Programming
>and I did the MAT sensor relocate and T-Body coolant bypass but they
>caused it to run
>worse at part throttle. And a Ripper Shifter w/ White Classic Hurst
>Knob.

All that and a push from Arty Johnson on his tricycle you might break
a 20 second 1/4 mile. Just a guess unless you found a track with a
down hill slope.

Mostly I think of C4 as an unstable destructive item from the Army.

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Life is a sexually transmitted condition that is always fatal.

RicSeyler wrote:
> Mostly, I have 1.6 Crane roller rockers, T-Body AirFoil, K&N w/Open Lid,
> HyperTech Programming
> and I did the MAT sensor relocate and T-Body coolant bypass but they
> caused it to run
> worse at part throttle. And a Ripper Shifter w/ White Classic Hurst Knob.

Do you have any idea how much hp/torque you are running at the rear
wheels? Have you ever dynoed it? I checked your website, hoping to see
a picture or tow of it along with some stats, but I couldn't find it.
Is it hidden somewhere on your site Ric?

>
> >
> >
> >>Or just looking at the handsome, talented driver........ LOLOLOL
> >>
> >>
> >
> >??? What? Are you letting Dad drive it? <lol>
> >
> LOLOLOL
>
> >
> >
> >
>
> --
> Ric Seyler
> Online Racing: RicSeyler
> GPL Handicap 6.35
>
> http://www.pcola.gulf.net/~ricseyler
> remove -SPAM- from email address
> --------------------------------------
> "Homer no function beer well without."
> - H.J. Simpson

Years ago, I saw a much more detailed list. It had things like Green waves
first to red, but red waves first to blue because red were so common, etc.

Then things like 300 hp wave to fuellies first, t-tops first to
convertibles, etc.

The worse thing I have found about waving is the angle of the C5s and C6s
tend to make the drivers invisible and it is hard to see if they are waving
or not. Many are, I've found, but it is hard to tell.

Blonde with a phone implanted in her ear, forget it. She thinks the world
revolves around her.


"Cool Jet" > wrote in message
oups.com...
> Tom in Missouri wrote:
>> WHAT!!!???? Don't they understand the hierarchy of waving?
>>
>> Newer waves to older first as sign of respect.
>>
>> Lower horse to higher first as sign of respect.
>>
>> Everyone waves to big blocks first as sign of respect.
>
> That makes sense to me Tom, but there seem to be a lot of people who
> don't know the unspoken word! <lol>
>>
>>
>> In my '79, I wave first to everyone. well, expect maybe a '75, but then
>> it
>> is older.
>
> I automatically wave at all Vettes regardless of year. Some return it,
> but some younger drivers in C5's & 6's don't seem to get it.
>

Tom in Missouri wrote:
> Blonde with a phone implanted in her ear, forget it. She thinks the world
> revolves around her.

If she nails the throttle with that phone in her ear the world WILL
revolve around her.

-- V

Tom in Missouri wrote:
> Years ago, I saw a much more detailed list. It had things like Green waves
> first to red, but red waves first to blue because red were so common, etc.
>
> Then things like 300 hp wave to fuellies first, t-tops first to
> convertibles, etc.

Man, you'd need a program to know when to do what! *LOL*

>
> The worse thing I have found about waving is the angle of the C5s and C6s
> tend to make the drivers invisible and it is hard to see if they are waving
> or not. Many are, I've found, but it is hard to tell.

That's a good point. Maybe the C5 & 6 drivers have been waving after
all.

>
> Blonde with a phone implanted in her ear, forget it. She thinks the world
> revolves around her.

I've got a one finger wave for her! *LOL*
>
>

Tom in Missouri wrote:
> Years ago, I saw a much more detailed list. It had things like Green waves
> first to red, but red waves first to blue because red were so common, etc.
>
> Then things like 300 hp wave to fuellies first, t-tops first to
> convertibles, etc.

Man, you'd need a program to follow the script! *LOL*

>
> The worse thing I have found about waving is the angle of the C5s and C6s
> tend to make the drivers invisible and it is hard to see if they are waving
> or not. Many are, I've found, but it is hard to tell.

Hmm, maybe they have been waving after all.

>
> Blonde with a phone implanted in her ear, forget it. She thinks the world
> revolves around her.
>

I've got a special one finger wave for her!
>

Naaa, we just recently got a shop in the area with a DynoJet setup.

Cool Jet wrote:

>
>Ric, have you ever had it dynoed? Any idea how much hp/torque you're
>putting down at the wheels? I checked your website but couldn't find
>any specs on the Vette. Is it on your site?
>
LOL That web site was from '97 when I was learning web authoring for my
graphics shop.
It's now full of broken links and missing servers. One day I'll get it
back together. One day.......

>
>
>

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Ric Seyler
Online Racing: RicSeyler
GPL Handicap 6.35

http://www.pcola.gulf.net/~ricseyler
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"Homer no function beer well without."
- H.J. Simpson

LOLOL
Bitter........ hehehe

Dad wrote:

>
>All that and a push from Arty Johnson on his tricycle you might break
>a 20 second 1/4 mile. Just a guess unless you found a track with a
>down hill slope.
>
>Mostly I think of C4 as an unstable destructive item from the Army.
>
>
>

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Ric Seyler
Online Racing: RicSeyler
GPL Handicap 6.35

http://www.pcola.gulf.net/~ricseyler
remove –SPAM- from email address
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"Homer no function beer well without."
- H.J. Simpson

"RicSeyler" > wrote in message
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> LOLOL
> Bitter........ hehehe
>
> Dad wrote:
>
>>
>>All that and a push from Arty Johnson on his tricycle you might
>>break a 20 second 1/4 mile. Just a guess unless you found a track
>>with a down hill slope.

Who told you I bitter? She has no teeth marks, and I do have those
yet. No need to get nasty, I'm sorry if I over estimated Arty's
assist.

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Life is a sexually transmitted condition that is always fatal.