DO you happen to have the part number? (And I hope you hooked the MAF cable back up).Quote:
Originally Posted by Fenrir
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DO you happen to have the part number? (And I hope you hooked the MAF cable back up).Quote:
Originally Posted by Fenrir
The O'Reilly Item number for that specific filter is 8138. It's the Speed filter from Spectre. I've used these filters on a lot of my old builds and never had any issues with them. And ooooh yes lol. I certainly remembered to hook that cable back up lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by ELCID86
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Funny moment for today.
It was my first track day ever and I was out on the track with my instructor when he whips out his phone and is like "gotta get a screenshot of the best ever Pi day time." Im like "wait what?!" Took me a moment to figure it out. Granted it was the last lap of the session, but still lol. Kinda funny. He was a great instructor, so no worries.
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Originally Posted by ELCID86
@Ben....but the adapter is shiny and pretty!
"No flamesuit required"
It is!!!! But it was pretty much making my new boots useless lol. Alas, like all beauty, it's time was fleeting. For now at least.Quote:
Originally Posted by danewilson77
Beauty!
These new boots make for a pretty engine bay.
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That looks awesome!!Quote:
Originally Posted by TheFinanceGuy
Filled up the Mini yesterday. I drove 283 miles on this gas tank, all city driving. That comes to 23.5 miles/gallon. I'm happy with those numbers !
sounds pretty good Fredo