MindBlowin03
20+ Year Contributor
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- Apr 11, 2002
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Jessup,
Pennsylvania
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Thank you. It's definitely a favorite of mine as well.Love that body with that color !!!!!!!!
Gorgeous!
Any updates on the build? Or maybe some updates on what you've been doing with it?Thank you. It's definitely a favorite of mine as well.
Man, I've done sooo much in the last 10 years. Unfortunately there's not a ton of documentation. When I get minute I'll update with a synopsis of things.Any updates on the build? Or maybe some updates on what you've been doing with it?
I’ve always been terrible at documenting and taking photos.Man, I've done sooo much in the last 10 years. Unfortunately there's not a ton of documentation. When I get minute I'll update with a synopsis of things.
I went ham on my teardown of my blue Talon and the numerous garage sessions with my green 2G, but holy heck it's just photo bomb city. I'll try and get those kicked into a build thread at some pointI’ve always been terrible at documenting and taking photos.
. The photos are there, even if they're somewhat dull or surrounded by a mega messy garage.........It's easy with phones. With me I take phone photos (not the best quality) but they get automatically synced and postmarked to my Google Photos and I can pull up a photo from 5 years ago for a specific date if I needed to to update a thread. I love it.I’ve always been terrible at documenting and taking photos.
Oh I have my phone with me all the time, synced to Google Photos too. My brain just always forgets to take photos as I'm doing something worth documenting. I'm the worst content generator there is, and that's sort of what I do for a living (website and marketing operations).It's easy with phones. With me I take phone photos (not the best quality) but they get automatically synced and postmarked to my Google Photos and I can pull up a photo from 5 years ago for a specific date if I needed to to update a thread. I love it.

Get on with it brother.Man, I've done sooo much in the last 10 years. Unfortunately there's not a ton of documentation. When I get minute I'll update with a synopsis of things.

It's coming I swear. I really want to sit at my desktop(yes, I still have one) and do the story justice. I also have to go through the photos on my phone, and they are a ton. I'll get everything squared away this weekend...Get on with it brother.![]()
It's coming I swear. I really want to sit at my desktop(yes, I still have one) and do the story justice. I also have to go through the photos on my phone, and they are a ton. I'll get everything squared away this weekend...

That should have been directed at meDon't forget your reading glasses so you can see the screen.
Also, there's a sale on metamucil this weekend.

Patiently waiting....It's coming I swear. I really want to sit at my desktop(yes, I still have one) and do the story justice. I also have to go through the photos on my phone, and they are a ton. I'll get everything squared away this weekend...
That should have been directed at me

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. I actually stopped racing it 'officially' as I just lost interest in it to be honest. I take it out, do a pull here and there, and go home happy. The local dyno closed shop so I was never able to re-test the car but that's ok. I went from 64 lbs/min @ 38psi on the old setup to 74 lbs/min @ 40psi on the new setup. It's amazing what cams, intake manifold and some fueling can do.Im gonna catch crap from the Detailer guys but I'm in oklahoma also. On a well waxed car I used a California car duster and I was always happy with the results. The car was black also.Just amazing. I wish I could get a car clean but I live in Oklahoma which is very dusty and very windy all year around. Even garaged, a car here accumulates layers of dust in just a few days. It's such a shame but I live vicariously through some of you guys who have the patience and skill to keep your rides spotless. Good job Nick!
Just amazing. I wish I could get a car clean but I live in Oklahoma which is very dusty and very windy all year around. Even garaged, a car here accumulates layers of dust in just a few days. It's such a shame but I live vicariously through some of you guys who have the patience and skill to keep your rides spotless. Good job Nick!