If you could send a message to Infiniti…
Re: If you could send a message to Infiniti… (SVTCOBRA)
A mouse motor found in the 85/86 Camaro.I'm surprised you got the 220 V8, the Grand daddy of the 289!Good work.
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SVTCOBRA
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Re: If you could send a message to Infiniti… (Beezer)
Forgot about the CJ, was thinking 429 Boss
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telcoman
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Re: If you could send a message to Infiniti… (SVTCOBRA)
You had to bring that up???SVTCOBRA wrote:OH and Telcoman's beloved 352!!!
Telcoman
Re: If you could send a message to Infiniti… (rn79870)
Dear Infiniti:
Your have come a long way. You have done well! You have mastered the art of producing exciting cars that thrill the soul and mind. Many thanks for your efforts.
However, as an owner of a G-35 Coupe, I have found it necessary to continue performing surgery on my car, as I go along. Its almost as if an obese and premature was given to me.
The G-35 Coupe needs to go on a diet. I replaced my exhaust and suddenly my car gets lighter. I am on the verge of replacing my drive pulleys to continue the diet process.
The car seems to be also suffering from asthma. I had to put a new lung and new intake. The blood in the car seemed ineffective. I have had to change its blood from blend to full synthetic. I have also had to change the heart of the car as well, as i was given a new engine that did not consume oil.
Most parents will not disownt heir child, and so, I stick to my coupe with great loyalty. The car cries, laughs, gets angry, and sometimes giggles. I never know what mood the car is in. But I still love it.
Your have come a long way. You have done well! You have mastered the art of producing exciting cars that thrill the soul and mind. Many thanks for your efforts.
However, as an owner of a G-35 Coupe, I have found it necessary to continue performing surgery on my car, as I go along. Its almost as if an obese and premature was given to me.
The G-35 Coupe needs to go on a diet. I replaced my exhaust and suddenly my car gets lighter. I am on the verge of replacing my drive pulleys to continue the diet process.
The car seems to be also suffering from asthma. I had to put a new lung and new intake. The blood in the car seemed ineffective. I have had to change its blood from blend to full synthetic. I have also had to change the heart of the car as well, as i was given a new engine that did not consume oil.
Most parents will not disownt heir child, and so, I stick to my coupe with great loyalty. The car cries, laughs, gets angry, and sometimes giggles. I never know what mood the car is in. But I still love it.
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RiskyBusiness
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Re: (RiskyBusiness)
I'd like an F-22 jet engine option for the G35 Coupe so it's stigma of being some sort of supercar will be met physically. So then, when Johnny 6-Turbo-POS-Civic/VW-rickrollmobile looks at me at the light, I can switch on the jet, and instead of just getting a jump off the line, my car's exhaust completely strips his POS of paint, bolts, engine, snap-on Parts Source giant metal spoiler, tincan popgun exhaust and a layer of skin and hair, and he's left sitting there on his drive shaft figuring out how to get more HP out of his 4 cylinder hamster for the next time he rolls up on me.
Other than that? A diet for the G37. And NEVER, EVER, change the exhaust note.
Other than that? A diet for the G37. And NEVER, EVER, change the exhaust note.
Re: (ACoupe)
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I picture a road runner cartoon type smoking chassis where the Honda was. The world would thank you.
I picture a road runner cartoon type smoking chassis where the Honda was. The world would thank you.