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Out for delivery...as these virtual letters land on fantasy white paper here. *nom nom*

Creepy fv[king phenomenal run.

KILLING IT!!!!

Such "logic" has never stopped a Group Buy before.

AR Design has approved. (A vendor chock FULL of WIN)
It's only a matter of when.

Good to see your set up is coming along Susan.

TRM has a Land and Sea dyno (not a Dynojet number queen, ill load-reading roller dyno.)

After viewing the many Kenne Bell Mustang set ups,
it is...

:awesome:

TRM Racing designed/engineered coilovers.
Built "overseas". No name brand has been noted...nor needs to be noted. Track proven....muthah approved yo.

:laughing-rofl:

All speculation, no proof...by close friends/family the intellectual property's "owners". hehe
The group has since "back-jacked" very important technology and profits from it to this day.

There...

TRM Tuning

/thread :(

and you'll have enough money left over to get some TRM Coilovers to lay it down.

:snort:

:awesome:

It is an evil Zone to be stuck in.
Curse after curse of parts being ruined on your car.

GG's car is stuck in the Anaheim Zone. Similar to the Twilight Zone.

Cars caught there...never get finished. There will always be a transmission coyote to interfere w/ closure and/or conclusion.
...

Nope 2.75" thick eBay units have shown to be good for 570whp at UTAH altitudes.
Mitt will be proud.

7" thick Club Sammy would be nice.

Still rolling...and more pauerful than a speeding locomotive.

Maybe I could "build" my transmission to be "bulletproof."

Maybe he means in relation to the other S engines (euro S50 or S54 S65).

200+whp/200+wtq ain't too bad.

How do those stock pauer numbers compare to OTHER platforms (of their time or engineering...

Very novel idea,
but beyond difficult to get tuning and separation right;
hence why project has not climaxed (the way we do on Katie B...)

Yup,
she'll roll today.

It may be a long time until serious torque is available to these cars, but they're handsome and handle well.

I wish I could go to the track.

Well, post 876 shows they know how to reassemble it. That's good stuff.

cliff notes anyone?

What special fabricated parts are we waiting on.

:think:


:confused:


:rolleyes:

It's running. My car works.

Is that a musical instrument?

:awesome: