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07-28-2015, 01:29 PM
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Originally Posted by LDubz735' timestamp='1438112709' post='23695967
[quote name='brownasaurus' timestamp='1438097628' post='23695629']
I checked my dashcam and I see 2 people but it's too dark to get any features. Based on the time stamps they were outside for about an hour!
I checked my dashcam and I see 2 people but it's too dark to get any features. Based on the time stamps they were outside for about an hour!
My mechanic looked at the car and nothing was wrong, I guess I learned my lesson about leaving the car outside
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That's good. Probably a couple of amateurs in over their heads.
Car alarms are a good deterrent but a garage door works better
I thought about getting a tracking system like Lo Jack or there's a new one that just came out.. can't recall
07-29-2015, 05:04 AM
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Originally Posted by LDubz735' timestamp='1438113352' post='23695983
[quote name='YEESH' timestamp='1438105722' post='23695852']
That being said, I will need to sign up for some sort of performance driving school to get any real seat time without endangering someone in
That being said, I will need to sign up for some sort of performance driving school to get any real seat time without endangering someone in
ARGH.
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I just picked up my S2k and was also considering doing the auto-x course. Is it really only once a year? Lets sign up YEESH!
07-29-2015, 05:09 AM
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The Ian Law autoslalom course is indeed only once a year. I considered going waaaay back when I had my MR2 but then dropped the idea.
Yes, it's only once a year so that kinda sucks. I'm thinking of going to the track school day in October and then lock the car up for the winter and then sign up for the slalom course next year.
Congrats on the S2k!
Yes, it's only once a year so that kinda sucks. I'm thinking of going to the track school day in October and then lock the car up for the winter and then sign up for the slalom course next year.
Congrats on the S2k!
07-29-2015, 07:03 AM
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The Ian Law autoslalom course is indeed only once a year. I considered going waaaay back when I had my MR2 but then dropped the idea.
Yes, it's only once a year so that kinda sucks. I'm thinking of going to the track school day in October and then lock the car up for the winter and then sign up for the slalom course next year.
Congrats on the S2k!
Yes, it's only once a year so that kinda sucks. I'm thinking of going to the track school day in October and then lock the car up for the winter and then sign up for the slalom course next year.
Congrats on the S2k!
07-29-2015, 12:50 PM
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Originally Posted by YEESH' timestamp='1438175374' post='23696652
The Ian Law autoslalom course is indeed only once a year. I considered going waaaay back when I had my MR2 but then dropped the idea.
Yes, it's only once a year so that kinda sucks. I'm thinking of going to the track school day in October and then lock the car up for the winter and then sign up for the slalom course next year.
Congrats on the S2k!
Yes, it's only once a year so that kinda sucks. I'm thinking of going to the track school day in October and then lock the car up for the winter and then sign up for the slalom course next year.
Congrats on the S2k!
Will advise on the board if I make it.
What kind of prep work do I need to do? I know I still have plenty of front pad left, rotors are good, brake fluids are brand new (from May).
07-30-2015, 07:25 AM
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You have to have the top about half way open and then pop out the undertray to access it. Make sure you don't touch the fuel level gauge and swap the oem sock to your new pump. If you're running a pump bigger than the walbro 255, run more power to the pump.
07-30-2015, 07:39 AM
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Originally Posted by akash' timestamp='1438267214' post='23698102
Fuel pump install tonight. Based on what I've read, it should be pretty easy.
You have to have the top about half way open and then pop out the undertray to access it. Make sure you don't touch the fuel level gauge and swap the oem sock to your new pump. If you're running a pump bigger than the walbro 255, run more power to the pump.
