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dd74 07-25-2003 12:38 AM

What amazes me is how this guy was found on a totally unrelated board.

Hmmm...I hope no one finds out what I've said about the Pelican guys on the Viagra or dwarf bowling boards I visit.
:D

TerryBPP 07-25-2003 05:07 AM

Don't worry. Our Pelican army is growing by the day. Soon there will be millions of us. When the P-car revolution comes we will show them, WILL SHOW THEM ALL. aaaaaahahahahhahahahahahahahahahhaha!

jstgermaine 07-25-2003 05:11 AM

To quote my wife, "Don't boys outgrow Camaros in high school?"

HawgRyder 07-25-2003 05:48 AM

I know this will create more discussion...but...Camaros themselves aren't all that bad....it's just the people that own them and believe they are the kings of the road because of it.
Also...nostatic...if you need a good deal on an AK47....LOL
Bob

cstreit 07-25-2003 05:50 AM

I'll second Wayne on this one. "...blah blah..."

I found it amusing that he complained about nostatic suggesting techron, but believes the airbox straps solved the problem for a week.

...but then again, I'm a no talent Porsche nerd...

masraum 07-25-2003 06:18 AM

Quote:

It has an aftermarket ignition box that is fail-safe unlike the Bosch units
I hope he's not talking about a permatune.

He's not mechanically inclined, he's R&R inclined. Don't troubleshoot, just replace.

911nut 07-25-2003 06:21 AM

Well, guys, you have to admit that sometimes some of us post opinions without any information to back it up. Sometimes I find that slightly irritating.
But to paint the board membership as nerds and morons is just plain ignorant.
Besides, how does a Camaro even begin to compare to a 911?

smoak 07-25-2003 06:28 AM

My "commentary" on this guy can be read here:

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-911-technical-forum/117616-83sc-miss-2800rpm-post892605.html#post892605

rickeolis 07-25-2003 10:06 AM

IEAT-Z28
 
Hmmm, Camaro, Camaro, I don't see one for sale in the new car guides... Must've been a heck of car...

Sarah 07-25-2003 10:30 AM

Hummm...maybe he was talking about me. The only things I've done is change a fog lamp, wipers, added oil, & added air to my tires...yep that is about it. Otherwise it is off to the posche tech guys. :)

I'm guilty of not being a true DIYer. ;)

dd74 07-25-2003 10:34 AM

I don't know, for about two weeks after I bought my 911, I tried to figure out where the radiator was. Then I became enlightened.

I'm sure I'll wonder why a Camaro HAS a radiator...if I ever get a Camaro. :D

old_skul 07-25-2003 10:36 AM

You guys are so....elite.

MotoSook 07-25-2003 10:42 AM

Darren, just apologize and admit you were quick to judge, then let this thread die.

Superman 07-25-2003 10:51 AM

Well, he's right, you know. The guy obviously knows his stuff. I mean, he knew about the air box strap fix when the rest of you guys didn't have a clue.

Versatile, too. Camaros have engines in the front!

And finally, he seems awfully charismatic to boot. I'm really going to miss him. You guys should be ashamed of yourselves for offering him your thoughts.

911SC Pilot 07-25-2003 11:00 AM

LMFAO

304065 07-25-2003 11:03 AM

Don't be too hard on the Camaro types. After all, Donohue, patron saint of the 917, spent quite a bit of time in one.

Class struggle, pure and simple. The 911 has acquired, in some circles, a reputation as a complex european sports car for the rich, and folks like to take a poke at us based on the second oldest human emotion there is. I take a deep breath and remember that the 911 was designed with performance and longevity in mind, with cost a secondary consideration: why else would you do an OHC design, with a dry-sump oil system, back in the early '60's? The factory assumed, correctly I think, that people would appreciate what they had done and would be willing to pay a premium price for it.

The fact that many of our P-cars could be acquired for much less than the cost of a '60's vintage camaro is lost on these folks, but like Ayn Rand said: "Reason is not automatic. Those who deny it cannot be conquered by it. Do not count on them. Leave them alone."

Superman 07-25-2003 11:12 AM

Not to mention main bearings. A Porsche engine has, what, eight? A Camaro...mmmmm....five? Putting titanium rods in a Camaro is sort of like putting lipstick on a pig.

Ooooo. did I say that?

BlueSkyJaunte 07-25-2003 11:17 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by old_skul
You guys are so....elite.
No, d00d, we're L337.

There's a difference.

JonT 07-25-2003 11:17 AM

nice Atlas Shrugged reference John--I'm reading it for the 3rd time--incredible book.

SpeedracerIndy 07-25-2003 11:22 AM

How did this end up turning into a Camaro vs. Porsche thread??? I agree with everyone that the guy deserves ALL of the flaming, but he never brought up anything about his other car. Granted some Camaro drivers can be red necks etc., but some Porsche owners can be pompas *********s.

Personally I love all classic cars for what they are. Porsches are engineering marvals, and cars like Camaro are a tribute to American history.

I hope I don't get flamed too bad for this, but personally I think it is going a little overboard.


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