Texas Invitational Spring 2013 Airfield Event
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congrats to Eddie and his crew. I missed a great event Had I known Eddie was going to be there I would have made the trip. I did the Texas Mile last month and met a great bunch of guys. Todd,Mike, Stacy and others.
Eddie I'm the guy with the black 993 with the bad *** intercooler. We met in October Texas Mile. I look forward to seeing your car in action someday.
ya know your not suppose to be able to get that kind of HP from an air cooler. I guess the old saying is true. If there is a will there's a way!
again congratulations
Mike
Eddie I'm the guy with the black 993 with the bad *** intercooler. We met in October Texas Mile. I look forward to seeing your car in action someday.
ya know your not suppose to be able to get that kind of HP from an air cooler. I guess the old saying is true. If there is a will there's a way!
again congratulations
Mike
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congrats to Eddie and his crew. I missed a great event Had I known Eddie was going to be there I would have made the trip. I did the Texas Mile last month and met a great bunch of guys. Todd,Mike, Stacy and others.
Eddie I'm the guy with the black 993 with the bad *** intercooler. We met in October Texas Mile. I look forward to seeing your car in action someday.
ya know your not suppose to be able to get that kind of HP from an air cooler. I guess the old saying is true. If there is a will there's a way!
again congratulations
Mike
Eddie I'm the guy with the black 993 with the bad *** intercooler. We met in October Texas Mile. I look forward to seeing your car in action someday.
ya know your not suppose to be able to get that kind of HP from an air cooler. I guess the old saying is true. If there is a will there's a way!
again congratulations
Mike
You should come to the next one, just block a month off for The Mile & TI!
I look forward to seeing you again at the Mile, and seeing what that badass 993 does.
~Mike
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is a 18g I probably can hit 210 with favorable conditions Which would be very good for that size turbo. I'm thinking of 3071 at the moment and a taller ring and pinion. I prefer to do all the work myself ( except tune)so I need to get started if I want to make the next Mile. I really want to go big gt35 but I can only see that working well with e85 on an air cooler.
how's a big turbo like the 35 perform on a track or the street?
Mike your car is amazing do you track it?
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I want to share a story of something that happened at the end of the race.
A men of God approached me when we were packing up and said: “Thank you for what you did, can I take you and your friends out to dinner?”. Of course, I felt a bit strange but I said yes, then he said he was not able to join us. I guess he was going the opposite direction we were going. So he handed me money but I refused to take it. He kept insisting so I decided to take it and I thanked him. I just want to say that we went out to Applebee’s on behalf of you. Same manner you blessed us, we blessed the waitress there! I just want to take this moment to thank you! Sorry I don’t remember your name. It meant a lot to me and to the guys the fact that a stranger could come up to any person not knowing themand just want to do a nice deed like that. The world would be much better place if we were to show more love towards each other without expecting anything inreturn.
This entire trip was expensive and any little bit helps! I felt I needed to share. These little things mean more than winning a trophy. Not to say I don’t appreciate it, but the little things mean sometimes more than the big picture. Thank you. God Bless!
A men of God approached me when we were packing up and said: “Thank you for what you did, can I take you and your friends out to dinner?”. Of course, I felt a bit strange but I said yes, then he said he was not able to join us. I guess he was going the opposite direction we were going. So he handed me money but I refused to take it. He kept insisting so I decided to take it and I thanked him. I just want to say that we went out to Applebee’s on behalf of you. Same manner you blessed us, we blessed the waitress there! I just want to take this moment to thank you! Sorry I don’t remember your name. It meant a lot to me and to the guys the fact that a stranger could come up to any person not knowing themand just want to do a nice deed like that. The world would be much better place if we were to show more love towards each other without expecting anything inreturn.
This entire trip was expensive and any little bit helps! I felt I needed to share. These little things mean more than winning a trophy. Not to say I don’t appreciate it, but the little things mean sometimes more than the big picture. Thank you. God Bless!
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GTR. Always regretted selling my first one and have confidence in Tym Switzer to build the fastest GTR on the planet. I love what Kevin is doing with the 2R packages (and the corresponding improved reliability) and imagine I'll be back in a Lambo at some point too. I had to take care of my wife last year with a new house, so I should have some new breathing room for awhile.
Ha! We have our work cut-out for us with all the fast cars out there, but am confident this build will set some records and continue pushing the limits of what a street car is capable of. Stay tuned, hope to have it out at the track in May.
Ha! We have our work cut-out for us with all the fast cars out there, but am confident this build will set some records and continue pushing the limits of what a street car is capable of. Stay tuned, hope to have it out at the track in May.
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GTR. Always regretted selling my first one and have confidence in Tym Switzer to build the fastest GTR on the planet. I love what Kevin is doing with the 2R packages (and the corresponding improved reliability) and imagine I'll be back in a Lambo at some point too. I had to take care of my wife last year with a new house, so I should have some new breathing room for awhile.
Ha! We have our work cut-out for us with all the fast cars out there, but am confident this build will set some records and continue pushing the limits of what a street car is capable of. Stay tuned, hope to have it out at the track in May.
Ha! We have our work cut-out for us with all the fast cars out there, but am confident this build will set some records and continue pushing the limits of what a street car is capable of. Stay tuned, hope to have it out at the track in May.
Very cool Jaimie. See you at the track or streets soon.
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GTR. Always regretted selling my first one and have confidence in Tym Switzer to build the fastest GTR on the planet. I love what Kevin is doing with the 2R packages (and the corresponding improved reliability) and imagine I'll be back in a Lambo at some point too. I had to take care of my wife last year with a new house, so I should have some new breathing room for awhile.
Ha! We have our work cut-out for us with all the fast cars out there, but am confident this build will set some records and continue pushing the limits of what a street car is capable of. Stay tuned, hope to have it out at the track in May.
Ha! We have our work cut-out for us with all the fast cars out there, but am confident this build will set some records and continue pushing the limits of what a street car is capable of. Stay tuned, hope to have it out at the track in May.
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Not to take any credit away from Eddie, but how much of those winnings be attributed to Eddie's driving?
If you look at those races, every time they lined up, Eddie reacted much faster than the Lambo owners and that was it?
Btw, Porsche sounded way better than those bulls though
If you look at those races, every time they lined up, Eddie reacted much faster than the Lambo owners and that was it?
Btw, Porsche sounded way better than those bulls though
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Not to take any credit away from Eddie, but how much of those winnings be attributed to Eddie's driving?
If you look at those races, every time they lined up, Eddie reacted much faster than the Lambo owners and that was it?
Btw, Porsche sounded way better than those bulls though
If you look at those races, every time they lined up, Eddie reacted much faster than the Lambo owners and that was it?
Btw, Porsche sounded way better than those bulls though
That being said, the big build Porsches all got the jump on the TTG's all day long. But once they got going - damn.