crispy_chick3n

Yea I'm doing it myself. I have the tools, and the people around me with more expierence than myself, but it will defiantly be a challenge

Lol thanks guys. It should get interesting. I've never supercharged any of my cars before, so this will defiantly be a challenge for me. Lol

Just bought it today. It's a 96 Chevrolet camaro with a 383 stroker from a corvette. This thing has some balls now, but it isn't quite what I want. I have on order a lt4 kit for it, and hopefully soon I will have the cash for a supercharger. Then I'll put it on the dyno and run it down the quarter mile and post some results, as well as pictures and videos along the way to the quarter mile. But for now here are some pictures of the car on its first day at its new home.

charge the system. without refrigerant in the system if you have even one leaking seal it will let moisture into the system and it will be absorbed by the desicant in the accumulator/reciever drier (whichever your car has) and it will ruin said accumulator/reciever drier. adding roughly $30-50 onto the cost to get the a/c working again. don't leave the system empty. you can trust me i am MACS certified, if you want to check my certification number is 4113247.

what you were reading was the voltage that the charger is putting out. try this. turn your charger on and measure the voltage from the charger without hooking it to the battery. money says it is around 14.5v. 12.5v wouldnt signal a bad battery to me. you should be ok. if you wanted to be sure you could have the battery load tested, i thing just about any auto parts store should be able to load test it for you, that would tell you for sure if the battery is good or not.

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not to get technical, but technicaly yours is a repost. you see this topic was started at 12 pm on december 11. yours was started at 7 pm on december 11. therefore i have you beat by 7 hours. lol jk. as for the avatar i can only find 2 more pics of her. here they are

just watch.

i might be able to come up with something. depends how long my internet wants to work at home. im at work now tho

ive called several times, i keep getting the same every time i call they have to run "tests" on the lines, the "tests" come back good, so they transfer me to the "super over-the-phone repair techs". they run their "tests", they come back good, so they set up a time for a tech to come out, every time the techs come out they cant seem to find much of anything wrong. they just kinda say well this could be the problem, they tinker with something for about a half hour, and say you're good to go, and they leave. and not 5 minutes after they leave, boom, internet drops out.

ok so here is my issue. ive been having a lot of trouble with my internet going down. it started several months ago, back when it was a decent temp outside, so im positive it isnt a weather related issue. im using at&t dsl. 1.5 megs download speed (supposed to be, its at about 1.3 when it works, so im not complaining) anyway my problem has been constantly getting worse. randomly my internet will just drop out and im left with this . i have called at&t and they have sent someone out 3 times now, and they have done everything short of rewireing the house, in fact i believe the second guy did a lot with the wiring on the house, and out at the road. the first guy replaced the modem, the third guy looked over the wiring at the road, and he said he removed some loops that interfere with the dsl signal, but every time i call them out here it doesnt get any better. it does the same thing on all 8 of my computers, my ps3 and the wii. it drops out now about every 5 minutes. i just want to know if there is anything i can do myself, or should i just keep calling them out here, and hope they fix it? any help is much appreciated.