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Thanks for the support and I definately recommend Scotsdale Auto in Phoenix.
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I had them change the exhaust tip to the same one as a 05 S.
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I picked up my Lola in Phoenix this weekend and she looks great! The body shop did an awesome job and I can't complain. I celebrated by covering the 450 miles back home in just under 4 hours. Gotta go get reacquainted...
Good to hear that you are satisfied with the work. NOW DRIVE IT HOME LIKE YOU STOLE IT,but of course go gently for first 10 minutes to let her warm up.
450 in 4 hours!?!? Good NIGHT you shoulda got that on video (proof - I don't want to wave the BS flag... but)! That means you had to of
averaged
over 110mph!
Girl -you crazy!
Jeph, I don't think we need any proof from Rail26 other than his word....he is an officer in the Armed Services! That's good enough for me!
Rail26, congrat's on getting your car back. That was quick...but probably not to you.
As a former serviceman myself, I can attest that all facts of good stories are likely to be questionable, but only if the story starts with the words, “now this ain’t no sh#$...”
Of course, things could be different for officers...
Gents,
1. Never believe a pilot! If the stories start out as "There I was, inverted, with my air medals hanging in my face..." it is probably BS. On that note, yes, it is true that I covered the distance in that amount of time. I subtracted the refuel time and believe it or not fellas I did average over 110. I had the cruise set at 120 (i bumped 132 in the really deserted spots) outside of town. I love these desert roads. Jeph, no problem on the BS flag, I couldn't believe it either, but 0700 in the morning on a Saturday means no highway patrol.
2. I didn't exactly upgrade the exhaust. I had them change the exhaust tip to the same one as a 05 S. I liked the double barrel exhaust and I swear it sounds different, but I think it is just because I haven't had the pleasure of driving her lately.
3. Thanks for the support and I definately recommend Scotsdale Auto in Phoenix. She looks better than new.
Oh yeah, I forgot to mention about all stories starting with "there I was..." Geez I have been out of the Army too long.
Glad you are back enjoying the car again!
@ Rail26,
One Word...
GUMBALL
!
Congratulations on getting her back in such great shape, now, enjoy the heck out of it...
Happy Motoring (and Landings!)... Jim'99
Jeph, are we talkin' the high filooten type of water like Fiji or Evian? At what point do I cash in the bottle caps for a golden ticket?
Eslai, sorry about your boner dude. ED is a very serious condition that can lead to blueballitis...very dangerous.
Woohooo....I got my car back!
What was the 987 like at 130 + ? (I'm especially curious if you were top down - wind screen rattling like a motherf*cka). What revs/gear were you doing? Did it seem like there was much more power on tap?
I've only gotten mine up to 110 here in Cali, which is of course like a walk in the park for the Box. I don't want to have only an old college photo ID when they card me for cigarettes.
SD, I had the top up and she had more to give. I was in 5th gear at about 4500-5000 rpm. She was not light whatsoever...I swear she squatted down even farther and I was afraid I was going to start dragging the underside.
I have only gone 122 with the top down and I thought the windscreen was going to explode! Definately don't recommend it...
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