Congrats John !! I really amazing how much more power he can squeeze out of the ECU/Engine... :hail::hail::hail::hail:

Doug Rawks

Okay, that answer makes the most sense.:jester:
I'd still advise moving up the limiter just a hair so you don't have to take your eyes off the road.

Camcovers are in! :banana:

Off to see the new Fantastic Four movie, so no time to upload any pics until late tonight or in the morning.

Oh yeah, they look awesome. :grin:

TEASER! :shame:


:jester:

Congrats John! :nice:

Where's the pics? :poke:

Where's yours?:poke:

:grin:

Everybody wins if you both put up some pics. :grin:

Just a teaser shot for now... :poke:

Roughly how long would you say it took you to do it, knowing that it'll be longer 'cause your doing the write up ??

I'll probably do mine, paint that is, next weekend and even if you don't have the write up done in time a ballpark would help me out.

Not even installed and that chrome looks :drool:

and I might add, posting from my new macbook !!!!

Looks good so far, Bill. Looking forward to the install and pics!

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We went to a guy I work with's B-day party today and his brother brought along his GPS. Have any of you guys heard of GeoCaching? It is freaking awesome!

We were at a national park and two "geocaches" were in range. A few of us headed off and out of the two, we found one. It was a tennis ball container wrapped in green tape hidden by some brush. Inside were items to trade (or you can just add items). Also, there was a logbook (with about 80 names) to add your name and date (later you go online to log it). Later, more of us (about 10) went out to search for the one we didn't find earlier. We found it 20 ft away from the coordinates in an ammo box full of great stuff (and a log book). We found an area that looked like it had been walked on and it led us to a tree (it was buried under some pine needles behind the tree). The 250 page log book was 3/4 full - the earliest date was over 3 years ago!

On the way out of the park, we chased a third one and ended up in a neighborhood and parked. The GPS led us to a trail and we found a "micro" one in a tiny tube attached to a chainlink fence covered by some vines. In it was a tiny scroll (the log book).

I'm ordering this tomorrow. Check in the auction and under features, it actually includes "geocaching mode"!

According to his brother, there are over 400,000 geocaches across the globe!

Should add a lot of fun to road trips - all the kids that were along absolutely loved it. And there is an amazing sense of gratification when you find the "treasure".

I think it took around 3.5 hours. If you did it straight through without pics, I'd say 2.5 hours.

New macbook? Nice! :nice:



Write-up is all done in MS Word. Will post it up tomorrow.

I have an old B&W screen handheld GPS. I'm sure that it's sorely outdated. :bad:
Have a Garmin C330 for the car though. :nice:

Cam covers look great Bill.:nice: :nice: I looked through your photobucket.:grin:

To all you Dads out there.
 

:banana:Happy Fathers Day! :banana:



Old farts.:jester:

Thank you Leo, I resemble that comment lol

Happy fathers day as well to all!

So did I... :rofl2:

Thanks, Leo! I do NOT resemble that remark.

We know Tom, you are not an ole fart thats for sure. Some of us are though, sad but true

Seems like a lot of us are peeking ahead Bill, nice pics. Looks like you had a good crew helping you out

Okay guys, thread is finally up. :grin:

http://forums.bradbarnett.net/showthread.php?t=66910


Tell me what you think.

Happy Father Day to all too!!! :nice:

Now go treat yourself to a mod! :banana: