I'm glad you enjoyed the read, it was a fun project and I got allot of knowledge about doing it from searching the threads here.

As for how she drives, I don't know if there is a huge difference. Though she does seem to pull better. I'm hoping to one day have the elusive extra money, to get a custom tune from Troyer so my 97 truck knows it has a better engine. I'm sure that will make a noticeable difference.

beechkid are you calling me a paid blogger?

I wish, because I could certainly use some extra cash. When I started this tread, I was on terminal leave from my last deployment. If I recall correctly, I had ordered the CAI while I was deployed and it was sitting in my parents garage when I got home.

Anyway, at the time my Active Duty pay was just coming to an end. Since August of 2010 I've been a full time student supporting myself on my GI Bill, VA Disability, and monthly National Guard Assembly pay (which gets subtracted from the VA Disability).

 

Maybe he is referring to me? If that's the case, -I've definitely heard the term "blogger" or blogging. I haven't heard of a paid blogger before.

Not sure, I'm not familiar with any of that. It might be like that Facebook crap, but refers to certain subject matter ?

Iduno.

 

Just for the record. I'm putting this tread to bed. I have simply expressed my personal experiences and do not claim to be an expert of anything beyond my own experiences.

If you don't believe or disagree with what I have written. That is your right and I'm not going to waste my time trying to change your mind.

Any other comments or questions I will happily answer as time allows.

I hope that everyone has a glorious weekend a head of them. For me, I've got work to do on my Harley so I can get her on the road soon.

Doug

 

Kind of hard to do with a public forum. Your not authorized, -simply, -without those privileges. Good thing! -However, you could ask for a lock, but that would defeat the purpose and know one could comment on this install.

So, "for the record." ~At times people don't like to be contradicted for the things they have done. I guess that's fine or somewhat normal. We learn allot from trial and error,-whether with ourselves or what others have found and tried. Users posting from those experiences can be more less what a good forums all about.
If you can't handle that and get all butt hurt with another ones post from past experiences, -then you may benefit from finding a site that knows absolutely nothing about your vehicle and create a forum that's all about you.

That's my opinion of what you can achieve from a good site,-such as this one.