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RE: FW: sonofabitch
yeah but how do you drive it? Corrado are belt driven off a serpentine belt
right? well if a 16V block is different from a 8V the brackets would fit without
major machining right? The one off yellow ralley Golf we all see pics of is a
turbo 16V right...I wouldnt have any probs smacking down 3K for a G60 if I could put
it on my car without machining the block and no other internals than a lower
comp head gasket but I dont think its this easy.......
Thank You for Your Time,
Shannon Fenton
North American Frontline Resolution
sfenton@telegroup.com
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Date: 3/24/99 3:21 PM
To: Fenton, Shannon
From: Honnold, Brian
use the mounts for the charger, alt and power steering pump from a g60
Get a big ass Audi intercooler
lower the compression with a gasket
fabricate the rest
Brian Honnold
'78 Rocco Ragtop
On Wednesday, March 24, 1999 1:05 PM, Shannon Fenton [SMTP:sfenton@telegroup.com
] wrote:
> lol! Im looking for a box to send your distributer in. How the fuck can you
modify a 16V to use a G-Charger.
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> Thank You for Your Time,
> Shannon Fenton
> North American Frontline Resolution
> sfenton@telegroup.com
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>
> ------------------------------
> Date: 3/24/99 12:31 PM
> To: Fenton, Shannon
> From: Honnold, Brian
>
>
>
> Brian Honnold
> '78 Rocco Ragtop
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Bryson Borg [SMTP:bdb151@psu.edu]
> Sent: Tuesday, March 23, 1999 4:25 PM
> To: Kevin Hart; bdb151@psu.edu; Anderson, Michael -- Michael Anderson
> Subject: sonofabitch
>
>
>
> A priest decides to take a walk to the pier near his church. He looks
> around, and finally stops to watch a fisherman load his boat. The
> fisherman notices, and asks the priest if he would like to join him for
> a
> couple of hours. The priest agrees. The fisherman asks if the priest has
> ever fished before, to which the priest says no. The fisherman baits a
> hook for him and says, "Give it a shot father".
> After a few minutes, the priest hooks a big fish and struggles to get
> it
> in the boat. Before he can stop himself, the fisherman exclaims, "Whoa,
> what a big sonofabitch!"
> The priest says, "Uh, please sir, can you mind your language?"
>
> The fisherman, thinking quickly, replies, "I'm sorry father, but
> that's
> what this fish is called - a sonofabitch!"
> "Oh, I'm sorry - I didn't know," answers the priest.
> After the trip, the priest brings the fish to the church and spots the
> bishop. The priest says "Eminence, look at this big sonofabitch!" The
> bishop says, "Please Father, mind your language, this is a house of
> God."
> The priest cuts in, "No, you don't understand - that's what this fish
> is
> called, and I caught it. I caught this sonofabitch!"
> The bishop says, "Hmmm. You know, I could clean this sonofabitch and
> we could have it for dinner."
>
> So the Bishop takes the fish and cleans it, and brings it to Mother
> Superior at the convent. The bishop says, "Mother Superior could you
> cook
> this sonofabitch for dinner tonight?"
> Mother Superior replies, "My lord, what language!"
>
> "Not at all, Sister," the Bishop interjects, "that's what the fish is
> called -a sonofabitch! Father caught it, I cleaned it, and we'd like you
> to cook it."
> "Ahhh," Mother Superior smiles. "Yes, I'll cook that sonofabitch
> tonight."
> Well, the Pope stops by for dinner with the three of them, and they all
>
> think the fish is great. He asks where they got it.
>
> The priest says, "I caught the sonofabitch!"
>
> The bishop says, "And I cleaned the sonofabitch!"
>
> Mother Superior adds, "And I cooked the sonofabitch!"
>
> The Pope stares at them with a steely gaze for a long minute, but then
> takes off his hat, puts his feet up on the table, and grins, "You know,
> you fuckers are alright."
>
> -- bryson borg := bdb151@psu.edu
>
> There are more things in Heaven and Earth than anywhere else...
>
>
>
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