trinacriabob

parasol

crotchless

pinnacle

Zero bids about says it all...

You mean you're NOT going to McGill? LOL. (That seems like a cool place to have gone to school). I know...one has to go where the program they want is offered. Good for you...and all the extra loonies in your pocket as a result of this!

I believe my 92 Regal has a 4T60 (without the E). I've changed the fluid and filter every 18,000 miles or so and it now has 233,000 trouble free miles. I'm a firm believer in being easy on transmissions and keeping the fluid an odorless and light pink. Still, this family has been around a while and, in the many GM rentals I've had that were probably 4T65 equipped, I noticed they had nicer crisper shifts. Like the post above, the 4T65 is probably a better, more perfected version of the 4T60, so go with the newer one.

Still think the following ought to be out there: MUF TANG BREAD 8 (translate into Spanish)(DON'T ask some Spanish speaking lady what that means *** slap***) Then, we thought of one here in the office for the lesbian at work no one likes: CPT MNCH RUG BURN Naturally, all of the ones with the minimal sexual overtone get the biggest chuckle.

Yeah, PB, the best of her songs...especially in the 17 minute instrumental suite: "and I'll never have that recipe again...." My response to thread: Istanbul

oh, yeah, what a cute pup!!! That can't be "The Island" ? Whereabouts in the N.E. is that?

Agreed. Welcome and KEEP ON posting. Everybody here has both a love of cars and a pretty good sense of humor. BTW, NOS, how's that 4.0 grade point? Don't let me down now. :AH-HA_wink:

Donna Summer

Yeah, baby, much like the motto: "What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas." Sorry, couldn't resist. I only saw the headlines on MSN and scanned it but, for a grown adult to be THAT insecure, it sounds like HE (Hardaway) has issues.

Ditto. Man, that's some insight. All that was going through my head was "ka-ching, ka-ching, ka-ching" .... a whole lot of money .... and even I though I get a decent paycheck, I'm one of the cheapest people on this forum. $ 1.75 for a Coke or $ 4.00 for a beer? That's how I process things.

liner

A really good friend of mine from college (no longer a friend) and I used to proclaim: VAAAHHHHN HAY-LENN..... FUUUUUUUCCCCCCCCCKKKKKKKKKKKKK.... (said a la Jeff Spicoli from "Fast Times at Ridgemont High")

Wow, 76CT, you have a lot of integrity. You took a civil approach and then defended yourself when they got unruly. I'm glad you were alone and not with the wife and daughter, for their sake. These guys were jerks and probably cowards who wouldn't have acted that way toward that lady if they were alone. Having seen your picture, I'm not your size, being about 5'-10" with a medium build, so I would have picked up my cell phone and dialed 911. I hope you're ok.

Me? I want to know her bio....what did she study, what is her experience (non-sexual, that is) and why is there a discrepancy between her and that German guy Franz getting the credit for the Solstice? Reality check: most likely, none of us, no matter how we look and how much money we have, will get within 2 states of her vagina...so put your tongues back in your mouth...I already have. Reg, you need to learn to do the same.

geek

Reg, are you bored?

pain management

Appalachia

You always appear to be knowledgeable. On GM systems, how does this work? Isn't it an assembly up in the front of the engine, near the pulleys, that acts as the phaser....I mean, its just a spherical disc or gear with teeth/grooves that makes this happen. Now, is the electronic system that runs this tied into the engine management system such that, if this thing were to start acting goofy, it has a fail-safe, limp-home mode where the engine still functions as it needs to but the valve lift falls back to a "baseline" as in an engine that did not have this? I understand the concept. I just don't understand what mechanical items make the valve lift duration change? Is it really that necessary for improved performance and efficiency? Driving Chevy products with pre-VVT engines and post-VVT engines, I can't tell THAT much difference.

first cousin

bluebood

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