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It's all fun and games until you end up on YouTube

September 29, 2009

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Lost

September 21, 2009

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Postcard from Lincoln

September 18, 2009

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Everyone likes a happy Sprite

September 16, 2009

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It's the adults that need supervision

September 15, 2009

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No caption necessary

September 15, 2009

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You can see the curvature of the earth!

September 14, 2009

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Solo Nationals Fale

September 14, 2009

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All the king's horses

September 10, 2009

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Solo Dogs

September 09, 2009

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Quotes from Day 1

September 09, 2009

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soloLOL is at SoloNats

September 07, 2009

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New vehicle for B Stock?

September 02, 2009

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The Camaro is for sale

It pains me to do this, but my Camaro is for sale. PRICE REDUCED! $9,999 Turn key, runs and drives -- title in hand 1982 Camaro Z28, mild C-Prepared build Video from Oct. 13, 2024, autocross: Engine and stuff 5.3L LC9 – aluminum block (bored over with Wiseco LS1 pistons, 6366LX05) Polished and ported 243 heads ( rocker arms with upgraded trunions from Michigan Motorsports and beehive valve springs ... see pic below with flow specs) 58X crank trigger Tuned by Peter Florance (PFTuning), 382/361 to the wheels on plain 93 octane Custom cam (see pic below with specs) OEM LS6 intake and ported LS1 F-body throttle body Speed Engineering long tube headers Bosch EV1 injectors MS3 Pro with DIYAutotune drop-in harness ICT Billet Fourth-generation F-body accessory setup (no AC) -- AC Delco water pump and alternator Fourth-gen F-Body oil pan C5 Corvette "returnless" filter/regulator with Deatschwerks 255lph in-tank fuel pump Champion three-row aluminum radiator Drivetrain Aisan...

Part 1: Aisin AR5 swap into an LS Thirdgen F-Body

An 11,000-mile Aisin AR5 transmission from a Chevy Colorado. A staple in the drifting world, let's see what it will do in a thirdgen F-Body behind an LS engine for autocrossing. Project Whack-A-Mole continues. I finally figured out the fuel pump issue. The old Delphi fuel pump, struggling to deliver fuel, was replaced with a new Deatschwerks fuel pump which seemed to cure things. So I took the Camaro out for a test hit. The car felt good driving it around some shifting through the four gears. Then I got on a more open road, mashed the throttle in second, shifted fast to third, but the car wouldn't accelerate under its own power in gear. Clutch pedal went dead, it would go through gears but they wouldn't engage. I suspected it wasn't an issue with the T10 transmission but back to the hydraulic throwout bearing, which had already failed once before. I called Karen (she answered the phone, "Where are you?"), she picked me up, we got the Lightning and tr...

Slapping tanks in 40-degree weather, AKA recap of the first autocross of the year

Eleven runs in the season opener, and the car made it through unscathed. My first autocross of 2024 is in the books, and the car made it through 11 runs -- five in the morning session and six in the afternoon -- on Saturday without any issues. Sort of. When I got home and was taking the car off the trailer, I noticed power steering fluid leaking. After I had installed a fancy Turn One power steering pump. It turned out the O-ring for the hardline gave up for some reason. It made it through some street miles, all the runs on Saturday but for some reason didn't fail until getting home. I guess that's better than doing it at the event and getting some "DNS" notations in the results. Back in October, I returned to Virginia Motorsports Park with Tidewater Sports Car Club , the first club I had ever autocrossed with. On Saturday it was another homecoming -- again at VMP but this time with NASA Mid-Atlantic. A brief history: NASA Mid-Atlantic started in the late 1900s as N...

Neary takes his wing off his car

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