Glad you all made it home safely. I must remind myself that Nathan seems to have very strange things happen when he takes to the road and not to ask to ride shotgun with him. :lol: Jim
And if you did ride shotgun you would have seen this for a few hundred miles still I stopped. Warning, this link goes to results of a bird and MINI meeting at around 90ish in eastern Colorado. You have been warned.... Picasa Web Albums - gnatster
Yeah........ That's what pilots fear when they are reaching "takeoff" speeds on the runway. Based on the smear pattern, you were well over takeoff velocity for an F-16. Your aerodynamic aids were the only thing keeping you grounded.:lol::lol::lol:
It still is a major issue, car is going in later this week for diagnostic check to see what the issue might be. I am very frustrated with the way the engine is working when below 1200 rpm.
Sorry to hear that, as you put a lot of time, not to mention money, into the last problem. Perhaps a new motor or new MINI is in order. Jim
Ugly ! ! Well at least you didn't catch one partway in the IC scoop......upper half cooked on the IC and the rest all over the windshield. :yikes: Was not an easy cleanup.......
Just interested in post JCW install, MPG is about the same. It may actually improve when towing the teardrop, as it dropped to the upper 20's before the install. Mark
Yeah, it tends to get nor, rather then more detailing. http://www.motoringalliance.com/forums/roadkill-other-musings/1689-mini-motorhome.html Mark
It's a bit like "EH" which has many meanings, it can be used to ask a question, as in, "How goes it, eh?" Or to make a strong statement, as in " Eh, everyone knows BRG is the fastest colour":smilewinkgrin:. But the main reason Canuckians use it, is it's way better than saying "Duh", eh. Mark
Patience . . . Here's a link to a new thread that I started concerning the intercooler in question. New R53 A2A Intercooler from DoS - Motoring Alliance :: MINI Cooper Forums -Clint Defenders of Speed | [email protected] | (404) 433-2452