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I woke up at 5 am to sirens. Looks like if you have enemy's at college they might just torch your car.
They poured gas on 7 cars in a fraternity parking lot about 100 yards from my house.
amazingly the dodge minivan was flame retardant. All the others burnt to the ground...
Watch the NEWS right now... its on there
the less time it spends at school the better i am off.
I woke up at 5 am to sirens. Looks like if you have enemy's at college they might just torch your car.
They poured gas on 7 cars in a fraternity parking lot about 100 yards from my house.
amazingly the dodge minivan was flame retardant. All the others burnt to the ground...

Watch the NEWS right now... its on there
I woke up at 5 am to sirens. Looks like if you have enemy's at college they might just torch your car.
They poured gas on 7 cars in a fraternity parking lot about 100 yards from my house.
amazingly the dodge minivan was flame retardant. All the others burnt to the ground...
Watch the NEWS right now... its on there
Whoever posted earlier that building a motor isn't hard, I'd have to disagree. Sure just simply building a motor is easy, anybody can do it. Building a motor that lasts and takes high power abuse year after year takes a lot of experience. I know just enough to be dangerous. I have made some poor choices in the past when building motors. I was happy with my bearing clearances that I chose, the bore surface finish that I chose, and the deck/head finish that I chose. The headstuds also worked out great as did my headgasket choice. While my piston/wall clearance worked, and ended up saving a LOT of damage, it was the wrong choice. Also my piston choice was not researched well.


