Midwest TMS'ers General Communication Thread
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You got more excuses than Tom's got superchargers. One word for you "WUSS"!
Whats the secret in getting the friggin plenum off I've removed I believe all retaining bolts, clips, nuts and thingy bobs and the MFer wont budge, heading back out to survey the situation this morning I must be missing something! I'd love to see your face driving my stang on ice with the rubber on it, you'd have a turd in your pocket too thinking about driving it on frozen roads!.....
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OK Mr. Macho man!
Whats the secret in getting the friggin plenum off I've removed I believe all retaining bolts, clips, nuts and thingy bobs and the MFer wont budge, heading back out to survey the situation this morning I must be missing something! I'd love to see your face driving my stang on ice with the rubber on it, you'd have a turd in your pocket too thinking about driving it on frozen roads!.....
Whats the secret in getting the friggin plenum off I've removed I believe all retaining bolts, clips, nuts and thingy bobs and the MFer wont budge, heading back out to survey the situation this morning I must be missing something! I'd love to see your face driving my stang on ice with the rubber on it, you'd have a turd in your pocket too thinking about driving it on frozen roads!.....
He he he...My bet is you have not gotten the 2 bolts that are hidden from view. There is one bolt on each side of the manifold about in the middle (front to back) that is in a hole that you cannot see from the outside. You need to lean in over the manifold and look down. If I remember correctly there is 10 bolts holding it down (5 each side). It's either that or you really are a "wuss" and can't pickup a piece of plastic.
He he he...My bet is you have not gotten the 2 bolts that are hidden from view. There is one bolt on each side of the manifold about in the middle (front to back) that is in a hole that you cannot see from the outside. You need to lean in over the manifold and look down. If I remember correctly there is 10 bolts holding it down (5 each side). It's either that or you really are a "wuss" and can't pickup a piece of plastic. 

that what it was!. I've got the plenum off, old plates off, new plates set in place nothing tighten down yet! any other words of wisdom O' Great MACHOMACH1OWNER ....
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You guys see this?
http://jalopnik.com/352792/2008-dodg...led-officially
Read some of the comments - I agree that they really hosed the interior, especially the dash.
The concept dash was much better....
The 1/4 in under 14 seconds?
http://jalopnik.com/352792/2008-dodg...led-officially
Read some of the comments - I agree that they really hosed the interior, especially the dash.
The concept dash was much better....
The 1/4 in under 14 seconds?
yeah...sitting in that interior would not make me feel nostailgic at all....
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