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I've seen people in facebook groups run the M20 version of this and it blows my mind that people see something shiny and just channel their inner crow and say "fuck it, it's shiny, must be the best"
Oh wow, that's a total POS
The stock IM is pretty damn good.
Our work is letting us choose to work from home. Our dept is approved to do so. Worked from home yesterday and came in today. Ghost Town! I'll be working from home like 3-4 days per week
Simon
Current Car:
-2017 i3 REx, 21st Century E30
-1975 Alfa Romeo Giulia Nuova Super 1300, the never-ending name & project
Our work is letting us choose to work from home. Our dept is approved to do so. Worked from home yesterday and came in today. Ghost Town! I'll be working from home like 3-4 days per week
They have been passing out laptops for all of us here, which is really impressive since GHD is so cheap.
I'm about to finish a big project for a new client, and with oil tanking we can use all the friendly clients we can get.
The future is quite bleak right now.
On the upside, I've gotten into a good workout routine at home.
I'm a big dude 360lbs, but I've been eating better and hitting the gym since November of last year, and lately I've gotten a great power walking round laid out around the nightborhood.
I'm trying to find a lap that's about 1.5 hours for me right now, increase my pace, add in some light jogging and see if I can get it down to 1hr in three months.
Exercise at any pace is a good thing. I only get about 2 days a week in and do the stairs at work. 20 floors up and down, twice. Sweat like a mofo. Not a fast pace either. Not trying to give myself a heart attack lol I’m down about 15 lbs in about 9 months. I’m 5’6 and was just shy of 200 (call it marriage weight) and I’m under 184 now. Keep at it
Simon
Current Car:
-2017 i3 REx, 21st Century E30
-1975 Alfa Romeo Giulia Nuova Super 1300, the never-ending name & project
SOOOOOO I'm picking up a '63 corvair spyder on monday
Should be fun lol
Corvairs are fun. Not so sure about chassis stiffness on the Spyder.
It's pretty amazing that GM was enough of a technology leader to one of the first turbocharged production cars ever, and was the highest production turbo car into the '80's.
Going to go mid engine?
They have been passing out laptops for all of us here, which is really impressive since GHD is so cheap.
I'm about to finish a big project for a new client, and with oil tanking we can use all the friendly clients we can get.
The future is quite bleak right now.
On the upside, I've gotten into a good workout routine at home.
I'm a big dude 360lbs, but I've been eating better and hitting the gym since November of last year, and lately I've gotten a great power walking round laid out around the nightborhood.
I'm trying to find a lap that's about 1.5 hours for me right now, increase my pace, add in some light jogging and see if I can get it down to 1hr in three months.
Exercise at any pace is a good thing. I only get about 2 days a week in and do the stairs at work. 20 floors up and down, twice. Sweat like a mofo. Not a fast pace either. Not trying to give myself a heart attack lol I’m down about 15 lbs in about 9 months. I’m 5’6 and was just shy of 200 (call it marriage weight) and I’m under 184 now. Keep at it
The *BEST* exercise is whatever exercise you'll keep doing for the rest of your life.
And Congrats on making the change AND making it work, both of you!
So I'd actually been pretty good about exercising 5 days a week for the last month, until the gym closed.
Sunday: Run
Monday: Stationary bike
Tuesday: Row
Wednesday: Swim
Thursday: Off
Friday: Heavy weights
Saturday: Off
I'm in the Seabees in the Navy Reserve, so I need to both be able to spend a lot of time on my feet -> Run day
AND pass the Navy's physical fitness test, the option at which I score the highest being the bike -> Bike day
I just "discovered" the Concept 2 and it's awesome. It can be as fucking brutal as you make it. I set the airflow for 10 and knock out 5k meters with a 60 sec break every 1000. Tuesday last week I hit 2:08/500 pace for the time I was actually rowing. It's sort of equal parts upper and lower body cardio, so it doesn't really kill any big muscle groups, unlike the bike. -> Row day
I've put a lot of effort into getting to be a good swimmer over the years. I finally rehabbed an old shoulder injury to the point at which I could get back in the pool without impinging a bursa, so I was digging that. That's also much more upper body oriented cardio. -> Swim day
For weights I stick to heavy compound movements and stay with medium/high reps, one set to failure for most things, 2 sets not to failure for shoulders so I don't end up letting my form slip for a last do or die rep.
Originally posted by The Dark Side of WillView Post
Corvairs are fun. Not so sure about chassis stiffness on the Spyder.
It's pretty amazing that GM was enough of a technology leader to one of the first turbocharged production cars ever, and was the highest production turbo car into the '80's.
Going to go mid engine?
the name spyder is kinda counter intuitive, it's actually a hardtop.
I think I'm going to keep the rear engine setup since it has the original turbo engine in it.
I've seen guys set-up big block rear engine setups, but it looks like a PITA to service lol
You can take the whole drivetrain out of a stock corvair in 20 mins
gotta hand it to you burgie! i think i am going to write you into my will.
this shit is the shit!!!
someone splashed acetone or something on this lens. i had to use 2000 grit to cut through it. then i used nothing but the products in the first pic to polish it up. the driver's side lens looks just as good with no pre-sanding. the polish and buff cost like 15 bucks on amazon.
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Gigitty Gigitty!!!!
88 cabrio becoming alpina b6 3.5s transplanted s62
92 Mtech 2 cabrio alpinweiss 770 code
88 325ix coupe manual lachsilber/cardinal
88 325ix coupe manual diamondschwartz/natur
87 e30 m3 for parts lachsilber/cardinal(serial number 7)
12 135i M sport cabrio grey/black
the name spyder is kinda counter intuitive, it's actually a hardtop.
I think I'm going to keep the rear engine setup since it has the original turbo engine in it.
I've seen guys set-up big block rear engine setups, but it looks like a PITA to service lol
You can take the whole drivetrain out of a stock corvair in 20 mins
I love the Corvair coupes, probably one of the only classic GM cars I'd consider owning. I like a good C3 Corvette too but Corvairs are more unique and pretty cheap and they are great looking cars. Just a shame they have so little performance potential without doing some sort of swap. I've seen at least one front engine LS Corvair You all know I love the LS engines (but only the Aluminum ones) but come on at least put the engine in the back with a Porsche transaxle. What's the point of a front engine Corvair? Just buy a Nova.
I think I will need to do this to the Mini also, although Id rather just buy the better headlight because I think they have glass lenses and are a better light.
Simon
Current Car:
-2017 i3 REx, 21st Century E30
-1975 Alfa Romeo Giulia Nuova Super 1300, the never-ending name & project
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