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Fred
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I thought I'd kick this off as a social thing, and because I had a great skype call with some people who might just be the next people to run an engine, earlier today. So, who's staring down the barrel of a runner? That I know of: - Sean with his R1, currently running piggy back, but close to running for real.
- Jeff with his Hilux, needs to sort out his transmission situation, though.
- Presto's Lev8n, but that'll never happen now that he's working 12hrs/7 days for th' man
- Daniel's twin turbo V8 Supra, but he melted it on ms1
- Me with a SECRETSQUIRREL around the corner, though time may not permit
- HOTCAT, but he's been quiet for months
- John "I love MicroTech" Tramp with one of his 4AGEs, but he's been sleeping too
- Craig with his B2200, but Puma/Marcos/Preston has fucked him :-(
- Dan with who knows what in Oztralia, but he also does long hours
- Mystery men on skype earlier, could be within weeks if they're good
- Andy with the stang? Requires a decoder, not hard, but I'm busy...
Who do I put my money on? Hard to say! Maybe the mystery men! Who knows :-) Discuss! Fred. _________________DIYEFI.org - where Open Source means Open Source, and Free means Freedom FreeEMS.org - the open source engine management system FreeEMS dev diary and its comments thread and my turbo truck!n00bs, do NOT PM or email tech questions! Use the forum! The ever growing list of FreeEMS success stories!
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SleepyKeys
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Quote: Andy with the stang? Requires a decoder, not hard, but I'm busy... What's the pattern for it? -sean
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Fred
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If you work on that, before binutils and the loader are 100%, I'll personally kick you in the nuts next time we meet! <3 :-) I mean that with all the usual love!
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sry_not4sale
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Nothing says love like a kick in the nuts!
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Fred
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What if I wear a soft fluffy slipper?
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sry_not4sale
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Fred wrote: What if I wear a soft fluffy slipper? Dunno if that would help, I've seen your feet! 
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Fred
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ROFL! :-)
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BenFenner
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Is Andy chomping at the bit?
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| Mon Nov 26, 2012 3:51 am |
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Fred
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Maybe, but I reckon between tuning his S10 and modifying/tuning his Deuce and working on Jag he's busy enough for the time being anyway :-)
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| Mon Nov 26, 2012 7:55 am |
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Bangbug
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Preston has been good to me!
Puma has been indifferent.
Marcos cannot be slurred, he made a board, an imperfect one but still a massive achievement.
My life has fucked me. lol.
Very unhappy and have constant pain in my chest.
I may be dead of a stroke before I finish the B2200.
Though I will soon have a 100m2 barn to put it in and work on it.
Which is a mixed blessing, 450k mortgage but a place to work on ute/live.
But I won't have to GO TO WORK to work on it, so that should help, it's supposed to be a relaxing hobby/interest.
True stories. hahahaha!
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