TOAK- Thread Of All Knowledge- Part VI
Afternoon Woods! Ended up riding with my buddy, Big J...he decided to put down the Bondo and primer today, to a car show in Keenesberg then got a burger for lunch. He had to go drop off his GF so she could go to work. Now I am back at the house, waiting for him to get here so we can do a 3 hole fluid change...on his bike!
I tried putting the original map FM sent me back on the bike but the intermittent engine light came on and stayed on longer. It was a leaner tune. So now I have the 2nd map they sent me back on there. Yeah, I suck at explaining stuff.
I tried putting the original map FM sent me back on the bike but the intermittent engine light came on and stayed on longer. It was a leaner tune. So now I have the 2nd map they sent me back on there. Yeah, I suck at explaining stuff.
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Nice pics, Mark and Russ!
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Nice pics fellers.
That '57 Bel Air Post is pretty sweet. Brings back memories. My first car was a '57 Bel Air Hardtop. Dropped a motor in it and had some fun. I wish I had that car back. Paid around $500 for it without a motor in '79. Fixed it up and sold it a couple of years later for $2,500. I thought I was rich.
That '57 Bel Air Post is pretty sweet. Brings back memories. My first car was a '57 Bel Air Hardtop. Dropped a motor in it and had some fun. I wish I had that car back. Paid around $500 for it without a motor in '79. Fixed it up and sold it a couple of years later for $2,500. I thought I was rich.