Hampton Roads (SE Virginia) Rotary Club
12-23-06, 05:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Varseclipse
12-24-06, 07:00 AM
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Merry Christmas everyone in the 757, Calvin, Kenny, Jerry Rich, Mike, Yoshi and the rest of you guys I met.
I hope to make a couple of events this year too.
MY 2007 project is installing a REW and GT35R into "tiffany" the engine is built (streetported ) and I have it at a machine shop getting drilled for motormounts. I also have the turbo kit, right now I'm polishing some parts up, Ill keep you posted.
OH and for christmas Thee wife got me a craftsman toolbox stack ballbearing drawers so I can keep up with my tools
Merry christmas
Johny
I hope to make a couple of events this year too.
MY 2007 project is installing a REW and GT35R into "tiffany" the engine is built (streetported ) and I have it at a machine shop getting drilled for motormounts. I also have the turbo kit, right now I'm polishing some parts up, Ill keep you posted.
OH and for christmas Thee wife got me a craftsman toolbox stack ballbearing drawers so I can keep up with my tools
Merry christmas
Johny
12-24-06, 08:05 AM
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Hey all,
Any of you old school rotorheads have a 79 or 80 manula tranny around for sale? The Cosmo 5 speed I have has a bad front bearing. I hate the noise and that's stopping me from having it on the road right now. If worst things worst, I will use a first gen tranny and modify the shifter but I don't feel like doing that right now......
Any of you old school rotorheads have a 79 or 80 manula tranny around for sale? The Cosmo 5 speed I have has a bad front bearing. I hate the noise and that's stopping me from having it on the road right now. If worst things worst, I will use a first gen tranny and modify the shifter but I don't feel like doing that right now......
12-25-06, 09:18 AM
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Originally Posted by yuichiror
Merry Christmas guys!!!!
Kenny!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Come get your hood!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Kenny!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Come get your hood!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks
12-26-06, 12:15 PM
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IAM TRYIN 2 DO A 13B-Turbo motor full swap with 5spd trans because i have an auto trans right now and the f***** boring on my 86 toyota corolla sr5 2dr. I need some help so if anyone has any tips or knows what I need and how much it'll cost me let me know at dead4lyfe@aol.com
12-26-06, 11:03 PM
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FC has got to go
Anyone in the area lookin to buy an 88 TurboII for real cheap. The motors bout to go but it's got a lot of good stuff on it. I need at least $3000. Someone. Anyone.
I dont wanna sell it but it's gotta go. PM me or call my cell. 619-2759
I dont wanna sell it but it's gotta go. PM me or call my cell. 619-2759
12-27-06, 11:29 AM
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Originally Posted by 757_FC3S
Anyone in the area lookin to buy an 88 TurboII for real cheap. The motors bout to go but it's got a lot of good stuff on it. I need at least $3000. Someone. Anyone.
I dont wanna sell it but it's gotta go. PM me or call my cell. 619-2759
I dont wanna sell it but it's gotta go. PM me or call my cell. 619-2759
12-27-06, 05:40 PM
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Pics to come . . . But it has:
Greddy TD06-20g turbo kit
Greddy Type R Wastegate
Greddy Profec B Spec II boost controller
Greddy Autotimer
Haltech E6X EMS
RacingBeat Turboback exhaust
Defi D Gauges 52mm (boost, a/f,oil pressure, and E.G.T)
C's short shifter
Powerslot slotted rotors f&r less than 500 m.
EBC greenstuff brake pads f&r less than 500 m.
Goodridge Stainless lines less than 500 m.
Like i said. Don't wanna sell it but need the cash
Greddy TD06-20g turbo kit
Greddy Type R Wastegate
Greddy Profec B Spec II boost controller
Greddy Autotimer
Haltech E6X EMS
RacingBeat Turboback exhaust
Defi D Gauges 52mm (boost, a/f,oil pressure, and E.G.T)
C's short shifter
Powerslot slotted rotors f&r less than 500 m.
EBC greenstuff brake pads f&r less than 500 m.
Goodridge Stainless lines less than 500 m.
Like i said. Don't wanna sell it but need the cash
12-27-06, 05:52 PM
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hey yoshi or anyone else with a computer related job, can you guys tell me a little bit about what you do. i'm changing my major to something computer related, and so far ive looked into networking a bit, but im changing school in the summer. any help is appriciated.
12-27-06, 06:33 PM
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I don;t have a computer related job yet, but as someone fresh from college with a 4 year degree in the field, it seems that certifications are worth more to get in the door of a company. Especially if you don't finish school with a high gpa or some experience from an internship. Live and learn i guess. All i know is my friend just got a job up in nova, he's a college dropout, but had about 2 years working as a help desk person, and a few certifications. Whereas I'm still job hunting with no real experience and no certs, but a degree. There are other variables to consider but I'm not trying to write a book. Just passing along some advice. A degree is good, but not everything. My suggestion is just do good at school and try for some kind of internship while completing your studies.
12-28-06, 07:41 AM
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Ian, stop by or give me a call and we can talk about it. But I would think you'd like networking. In alot of ways it's like being a mechanic, but cleaner. You do your fare share of working with hardware as well as software. Like James said, it's not always about being degree'd, but I highly recommend finishing school. It's A LOT harder to finish school when you're my age or older.....
I think both Cal and I are code monkeys. Right now I write web based applications that run on top of Business Process Management systems. I do alot of JSP, HTML, Java, Java script, RDBMS, and SQL work.
I think both Cal and I are code monkeys. Right now I write web based applications that run on top of Business Process Management systems. I do alot of JSP, HTML, Java, Java script, RDBMS, and SQL work.
12-28-06, 01:54 PM
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Originally Posted by yuichiror
Ian, stop by or give me a call and we can talk about it. But I would think you'd like networking. In alot of ways it's like being a mechanic, but cleaner. You do your fare share of working with hardware as well as software. Like James said, it's not always about being degree'd, but I highly recommend finishing school. It's A LOT harder to finish school when you're my age or older.....
I think both Cal and I are code monkeys. Right now I write web based applications that run on top of Business Process Management systems. I do alot of JSP, HTML, Java, Java script, RDBMS, and SQL work.
I think both Cal and I are code monkeys. Right now I write web based applications that run on top of Business Process Management systems. I do alot of JSP, HTML, Java, Java script, RDBMS, and SQL work.
and thanks james for the advice.