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Thank You Ben (M&K)
I want to thank Ben of M&K for making a custom exhaust for my 87 Carrera 3.2. It is a 1 in 2 out that works with the stock exchangers and CAT.
The sound is absolutely wonderful--a very deep growl that develops into a nice wail at high revs. The burble on decel is awsome too. Here are some pics from a little run today up on Glendora Mt. Road--Hehe! Thank you Ben!     
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ABsoFREAKin-lutely beautiful!! Now we need a sound clip!!!!!!!
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Very nice pics...thanks to you to share them with us...
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Thats a fantastic road, little scary though. Looks like a one way but it isnt.
Great pics
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Put a line in your O on your plate and you'd have Ben's user name. Talk about promothion!
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Wholly unintentional I assure you Milt.
Although, the man has well earned my praise. Glendora Mnt. Road is amazing Think Floyd. It is mostly second gear and the majority of turns have a bank to them. Therefore, the "G loading" is pretty significant. It is a nice long run too. Decker Canyon Road in Malibu is very similar. It would not be fun to go over the edge on either road. Ok, I will admit it, I pretend like I am driving in the Targa Florio every time I make this run. Thank you all for the kind words. Sincerely, Mike |
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11-10-2006, 12:42 PM
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Very very nice.
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Hey, Glendora is OPEN!! Yes??
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Milt:
At the risk of adding confusion to your question, these are the roads I drove last weekend and again today: Hwy 39 to East Fork. East Fork to Glendora Mountain Road. Glendora Mountain Road to Glendora Ridge Road (single lane) up to Mt. Baldy. Glendora Ridge is still closed at the point where it branches off to the South West. One can either turn around or go all the way to Mt Baldy on the one lane road by turning North East. In order to travel that road "safely", it takes a lot of common sense and restraint. I would hate to meet one of the drunken hunters coming around a blind turn in his Dodge Ram... Some of the motorcyclists are also on the edge around totally blind single lane curves. I really hug the right side of the road so that if something does happen, I can say with a clear conscience that it is the other person's fault. Mike Last edited by MOMO3.2; 11-12-2006 at 02:10 PM.. |
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looks great! glad you like
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Porsche 914
Porsche 911 Carrera
THE ROADSTER
