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61  General Category / Questions and problems / Re: bad mileage, stalling on: April 24, 2008, 10:38:16 PM
Ford sucks. Lincolns kill avengers. lol. 02 Continental killed my 99 ES

those bastards...(ala "they killed kenny" "those bastards")
62  General Category / Questions and problems / Re: bad mileage, stalling on: April 24, 2008, 08:01:49 PM
Lol it was my moms GTO and my step dads lincoln in the way, they always bitch about moving the cars. I drove it this morning to school and it didnt stall at all so i think its fixed.

ah. well family is differnt.

sounds like it did the trick.
63  General Category / General Discussion / Re: UK man dresses up like Darth Vader, beats up Star Wars nerds on: April 24, 2008, 08:00:02 PM
.....im lost for words....so....since they founded a church, would this be considered a religious attack?
64  General Category / Questions and problems / Re: bad mileage, stalling on: April 24, 2008, 11:15:50 AM
Ok guys i cleaned out the TB and such and that didnt help. I bought a TPS and put it in and started it, it seemed better but i cant drive it because im blocked in the driveway. I will tell you all tommorow if it completely fixed it.

you're much more patient that i am, i woulda keyed whoever blocked me in, unless its family visiting....then i would have just told them to move their crap piles.
65  General Category / Questions and problems / Re: bad mileage, stalling on: April 23, 2008, 05:04:20 PM
i know i say this alot but i'm not 100% how this works on these, with that said

the TPS could be the source of all the problems. if the TPS tells the computer that your throttle is somewhere else, it expects to see differnt results from the MAP and EGR, so it says they're bad too.

i'd go ahead and replace the TPS and inspect/clean the MAP and EGR, also seafoaming the intake wouldn't hurt(as per BV's suggestion)
66  General Category / Questions and problems / Re: srt rims on: April 23, 2008, 04:59:16 PM
it all depends on what tires you choose, 18 is pushing it unless you get low profile tires

and it also depends on the width of the wheel, the backspace and if it has room to clear the calipers(which most should clear stock calipers)

some of the biggest mistakes i've seen involved tires that were the same size but had differnt backspacing and/or not enough room for calipers. saw the aftermath of a guy who got new calipers that didn't fit under the stock rims....not pretty.

so, take careful measuerments, OR find somewhere or someone that has the exact limits that we can fit. you can never be too careful with stuff like that.
67  Tech Forums / Suspension and Brakes / Re: wheel shake trick on: April 21, 2008, 10:58:14 AM
I'm not going to harp on this and I understand that these cars are getting old and not worth putting the extra money into unless you plan to keep the car for another 10 years. The decision is totally up to you and i'll just point out the difference between Auto part store parts and Moog parts.

Auto part store tie rods have a metal ball that sits in a plastic socket. Now if it is properly lubed and kept sealed so moisture don't get to it, they will last quite a while. If your tie rod boot is worn out, cracked or has a hole in it, moisture is going to get in. This goes for Moog parts as well. Replacement boots are rather inexpensive. Oem tie rods are no better than part store parts.

Moog has a metal ball that sits in a metal socket. Therefore, it will last years longer than a plastic socket will as long as moisture is kept away from it via a good boot.

Sure TRW has a lifetime warranty but I doubt that warranty covers labor and an alignment when or if they do fail. Inner tie rods are not the easiest parts to change out on a car.



yeah, well if i get the TRW, i'll probably have the time to change them myself AND we have an alignment rack at school. also its the outer tie rods that are shot.

but yeah, as i said earlier dang you for giving me a decision to make  Tongue, i'd like to get the moog, but right now my budget can't handle it, im a poor college student  Undecided i just got a job and it should help, but i'm not going to get a paycheck from them for about a month(they pay bi-weekly and the first check is delayed for processing) so that should help, but it willl remove the opportunity for the free alignment.
68  Tech Forums / Suspension and Brakes / Re: wheel shake trick on: April 20, 2008, 02:10:24 PM

It's not that bad but not show quality either.

hey that perfectly discribes my car.... lol  Cheesy
i was gonna take a junkyard trip when it gets warm, and ill see if i can't locate some (i love junkyard diggin, find all kinda of interesting....and sometimes creepy stuff), if not ill PM ya, and work out the details from there.

and as far as the tie rods, the TRW sound alright as long as they lifetime warranty. ill look into the moog, but i'd always rather go and pick them up than have them shipped, that way if there is a mix-up i can get it solved in hours, not 3-5 bidness days. and there isnt the "oh you weren't home to sign for these so they've been shipped back to kentucky
69  Tech Forums / Suspension and Brakes / Re: wheel shake trick on: April 19, 2008, 10:16:25 PM
define
It could use a fresh coat of paint


like totally scratched up, or just minor knicks


and for the tie rods, it basically boils down to the more it costs, the longer before i can scrape the cash up to do it. and if i get it in three weeks, i can wrangle up a free alignment (yay, community college automotive program), if not i'll kinda be guessing....and i know my alignment is ate up. but ill be working more this summer, so i suppose i could drop it off at sears sometime, eh...ill look into it....dang you for giving me options.... Tongue but thanks for the advice Cheesy
70  General Category / General Discussion / Re: V8 Avenger Project - Phase II on: April 19, 2008, 04:54:13 PM
It's official, I'll be at Union Grove Great Lakes Dragaway this Sunday from 9 to 5.  Hope to see you there. I'll be taking more video so if you can't make it I'll post some runs for you.

 Grin take lots of videos, and a burnout vid/pic....i'd love to see those back wheels smokin.....OMG this thing is awesome.
71  Tech Forums / Suspension and Brakes / Re: wheel shake trick on: April 19, 2008, 04:48:23 PM
Anson I just did all my tie rods and inner tie rods for about 65 buckes getting them from advance.

cool thats not as bad as i thought it'd be....
72  General Category / Questions and problems / Re: I need a BJ on: April 18, 2008, 11:18:47 AM
YAY for shiano's car's fixedness.

side note: i got woken up by an earthquate today.......in indiana........wtf....
73  General Category / General Discussion / Re: challenger flexing on: April 18, 2008, 11:15:19 AM
So i just realized I can never own one of these, with haveing to feed it and keep tires on it I wouldnt never make it more than a block in any direction. Cry

actually the 5.7L hemi gets the same MPG as the 3.5L v6, its because of the MDS, so if i get one im going to go for the R/T

no help with the tires though..... Grin 
74  Tech Forums / Suspension and Brakes / Re: wheel shake trick on: April 18, 2008, 11:10:31 AM
I have a few of those stock 96 center caps laying around here.

sweet, how much you want for one? and where do you live (seeing if pickup or shipping would be more economical)
75  Tech Forums / Suspension and Brakes / Re: wheel shake trick on: April 17, 2008, 09:09:22 PM
gaahhh, dangit pep boys....i lost the centercap of one of my wheels, they didnt forget to put it on, i would have noticed, i didnt notice today til i went to get gas and it was gone....dangit.... Cry

any body have any spares Smiley

ill have to go to a junkyard and pick one up...Sad
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