Do you ever look back at your old posts?
07-04-2007, 10:49 PM
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Do you ever look back at your old posts?
I just did and I thought "oh my god, i sounded like a excited boy that keeps splurting sentences" and the fact I knew nothing about my bonneville was instantly obivous.
I could tell how I progressed and started asking more "mature-sounding" questions.
That was a good chuckle...
I could tell how I progressed and started asking more "mature-sounding" questions.
That was a good chuckle...
07-04-2007, 10:51 PM
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Posted: Wed Aug 28, 2002 10:14 pm Post subject: Tranny cooler
Originally Posted by willwren
So REALLY....what'* the best place to put an additional tranny cooler? In front of the little puny one, or next to it on the driver'* side of the radiator?
07-04-2007, 10:56 PM
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Originally Posted by GoldenBullet
Ok, so the other day i was in a cub foods parking lot and i saw the grossest thing ever. It was a early 90'* honda accord with a "homeade" body kit. Ok, so you know the black rubber stuff that goes around the edge of a garden or rocks or whatever, this idiot had put that all along the bottom of his car!! and then he cut holes in it for "looks" and then had some sort of chicken wire in the holes. i seriously almost puked from laughing so hard. 
07-04-2007, 11:10 PM
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Originally Posted by OLDsman105
Hi my name is Enrique . Im glad I found a bunch of people who love bonnevilles.My father has owned teo bonneviless both 1990 a SE and a SSE unfortunetly I have no pictures of either car. I own a black 1996 oldsmobile Eighty-Eight LSS. I hope to learn from you guys and hopefullly get a few more horses out of my 3800 series 2. And hopefully I will have a SSEI to call my own.
God I can't spell. Hell I never did get the ssei :(
07-04-2007, 11:10 PM
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Originally Posted by Gumball
strange...........
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I remember that post!
07-04-2007, 11:12 PM
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Originally Posted by fuelforthesoul1999
Hey guys,
I have noticed that many people keep saying "Oh that SE is nice but SSEi is better" "It aint worth modifying, it'* easier to sell the SE and buy a SSEi". So on and on.
My question is this, are SE good for anything? Do not say Gas Mileage because that is not important. I feel that many SSEi kinda look down on SE even though I know everyone loves a Bonneville regardless of its trim level. I do realize that if you really want to pump up a Bonneville and make it fast, it'* best to start with a SSEi. Some people don't have a choice of a SE or SSEi. Like me, I saw a real nice Bonneville and I brought it, it was a SE. I know you guys will want pics but give me a few days and I'll have a friend scan a pic then email it to me then I'll post it.
In conclusion, are SE even worth of anything?
I have noticed that many people keep saying "Oh that SE is nice but SSEi is better" "It aint worth modifying, it'* easier to sell the SE and buy a SSEi". So on and on.
My question is this, are SE good for anything? Do not say Gas Mileage because that is not important. I feel that many SSEi kinda look down on SE even though I know everyone loves a Bonneville regardless of its trim level. I do realize that if you really want to pump up a Bonneville and make it fast, it'* best to start with a SSEi. Some people don't have a choice of a SE or SSEi. Like me, I saw a real nice Bonneville and I brought it, it was a SE. I know you guys will want pics but give me a few days and I'll have a friend scan a pic then email it to me then I'll post it.
In conclusion, are SE even worth of anything?
07-04-2007, 11:16 PM
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Originally Posted by dillcc
Originally Posted by Gumball
strange...........
Could not obtain search results (2)
I remember that post!
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