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kmf_82
08-10-2004, 01:26 PM
Good job on the site guys, I've been waiting for a good NJ club to get started! I live in Lakewood right off route 70 if anyone is wondering. I'll try to get to the meets and hangouts regularly so keep us all posted on whats going down! BTW, if any of the admins need help maintaining the site, I work as a multimedia developer and would love to give a hand where needed! :D

Little G
08-10-2004, 01:29 PM
Welcome, good to have you. I'm sure the admins could use your expertise, nice demo site BTW.

kmf_82
08-10-2004, 01:40 PM
Welcome, good to have you. I'm sure the admins could use your expertise, nice demo site BTW.

Thanks, the site is due for a long needed overhaul! Hopefully, I can start soon!

Tru2Chevy
08-10-2004, 02:06 PM
Good job on the site guys, I've been waiting for a good NJ club to get started! I live in Lakewood right off route 70 if anyone is wondering. I'll try to get to the meets and hangouts regularly so keep us all posted on whats going down! BTW, if any of the admins need help maintaining the site, I work as a multimedia developer and would love to give a hand where needed! :D

Welcome to the club!

I am the geek that handles all the web-based stuff for the club, so I'll keep your name in mind if any issues arise.

Sounds like you have a nice car, and with that mph I'm sure you'll be well into the 12's when you get some traction :burnout:

- Justin

foff667
08-10-2004, 02:11 PM
glad to see you made it over...hopefully you can make some of the meets :D

kmf_82
08-10-2004, 02:14 PM
Good job on the site guys, I've been waiting for a good NJ club to get started! I live in Lakewood right off route 70 if anyone is wondering. I'll try to get to the meets and hangouts regularly so keep us all posted on whats going down! BTW, if any of the admins need help maintaining the site, I work as a multimedia developer and would love to give a hand where needed! :D

Welcome to the club!

I am the geek that handles all the web-based stuff for the club, so I'll keep your name in mind if any issues arise.

Sounds like you have a nice car, and with that mph I'm sure you'll be well into the 12's when you get some traction :burnout:


- Justin

Yea, traction...thats the biggest problem! I should probably attack the suspension next, but I want a set of longtube headers first! I'll be givin Cartek a call shortly to get scheduled in for the install/tune. If anyone is interested in my predator tuner I will entertain any offers :lol:

Yea, definetley keep me in mind if you have any questions or need any design or code help. I can make some nice flash stuff for the site!

Tru2Chevy
08-10-2004, 02:16 PM
Yea, definetley keep me in mind if you have any questions or need any design or code help. I can make some nice flash stuff for the site!

Thanks, I will. Also don't miss our Logo Contest thread in the News and Support forum.

- Justin

Squirrel
08-10-2004, 02:21 PM
Yea, traction...thats the biggest problem! I should probably attack the suspension next, but I want a set of longtube headers first! I'll be givin Cartek a call shortly to get scheduled in for the install/tune. If anyone is interested in my predator tuner I will entertain any offers :lol:

::waits for Bill:: :D

kmf_82
08-10-2004, 02:24 PM
Yea, traction...thats the biggest problem! I should probably attack the suspension next, but I want a set of longtube headers first! I'll be givin Cartek a call shortly to get scheduled in for the install/tune. If anyone is interested in my predator tuner I will entertain any offers :lol:

::waits for Bill:: :D

Who's Bill?

Tru2Chevy
08-10-2004, 02:28 PM
Who's Bill?

Bill = Foff667 And the post is in reference to Cartek tuning. Bill can explain his story if you haven't already seen it on LS1Tech or one of the other forums that Bill posts on.

- Justin

NJSPEEDER
08-10-2004, 02:47 PM
welcome to the club. it is very likely that your skills will come in useful here. justin and i are both pretty much newbs to the website thing. hehe

later
tim

kmf_82
08-10-2004, 02:52 PM
Who's Bill?

Bill = Foff667 And the post is in reference to Cartek tuning. Bill can explain his story if you haven't already seen it on LS1Tech or one of the other forums that Bill posts on.

- Justin

I'll have to check it out. I hope this doesn't ruin my decision...

kmf_82
08-10-2004, 02:53 PM
welcome to the club. it is very likely that your skills will come in useful here. justin and i are both pretty much newbs to the website thing. hehe

later
tim

Thanks Tim...if you need me, give me a shout. :)

kmf_82
08-10-2004, 03:15 PM
wow, thats a crazy thread there! From everyone else I've talked to, their experience with cartek have been good ones :( I just had a friend get his 97 trans am (LT1) dyno tuned there and had great results.

NJSPEEDER
08-10-2004, 03:48 PM
bill really did prove that the best tune is one you do yourself. hptuners and an old laptop has his car runnign great. there is a ton of support from the hp tuners site.
the software costs less than a single trip to nearly any dyno tuner and you still have the ability to make adjustments to take advantage of future upgrades.

later
tim

BigAls87Z28
08-10-2004, 10:23 PM
welcome to the club!
I heard good and bad stories about Cartek, but good thing I dont have an LS1. I got my own laptop and my own software. 8)

kmf_82
08-11-2004, 08:04 AM
I thought about doing it all myself, but this car is my baby and I'd rather have someone who knows what they are doing tune the car. I don't have much experience with it (I'm sure I could learn), but I'd rather learn on a car I didn't care as much about in case I messed something up. It would be a rather costly mistake if I did!

On a side note, I've been getting price quotes from a few different shops in the area and some only like to install certain brands of LT's. I've contacted Rapid Motorsports as well, and they have some excellent pricing, and from what I hear do excellent quality work. The only downside is that they are roughly 2 hours away from me. On the other hand Cartek is about a 40 min drive away.

NJSPEEDER
08-11-2004, 03:53 PM
we know how to do long tubes, right bill :)
exhaust is easy work if you wanna save a few bucks and get into it on your own or with a few experienced helpers around.
if you wanna go to a shop rapid is a very good one. their prices are overall very fair adn i have always heard good things about them.

later
tim

foff667
08-11-2004, 10:05 PM
headers are very easy...i did 95% of my install on my own...needed help puttin on the ypipe & putting the egr back on but everything else i did on my own on new years eve & fired it up new years day, there really isnt much to tuning and i could probably guide you through 99% of it. If you already havent check out the thread i started about the hooters meet...im sure your close and i could run you through what i could help you with or what you SHOULD do.

lata
Bill

kmf_82
08-12-2004, 08:15 AM
headers are very easy...i did 95% of my install on my own...needed help puttin on the ypipe & putting the egr back on but everything else i did on my own on new years eve & fired it up new years day, there really isnt much to tuning and i could probably guide you through 99% of it. If you already havent check out the thread i started about the hooters meet...im sure your close and i could run you through what i could help you with or what you SHOULD do.

lata
Bill

I just saw the thread, I'm pretty sure I will be able to make that. I dont have work the next morning and I could just leave straight from work Thurs night. I work right on Alexander Road in princeton, so Route 1 is right down the road. Your talking about the Hooters in Mercer Mall right?

Anyway, I might take you up on that offer about the help for the install. Problem is, I dont have access to a lift and I don't have a driveway with enough room to work on the car. The parking area in front of my apartment isn't very big and gets filled up quickly. I may be able to park it in my brothers driveway for it, but even then I think i would need an experienced hand to help out. I'll keep you updated about next week so hopefully we can chat. Thanks for the help Bill.

Pat
08-12-2004, 08:28 AM
Sounds like you have a nice car, and with that mph I'm sure you'll be well into the 12's when you get some traction :burnout:

- Justin

i was looking for a "nod head" smilie, but we don't have one yet :roll:

:lol:

but yea, a lid/catback 01-02 should be able to hit high 12's

Wasted Youth
08-19-2004, 09:41 PM
i live in brick off 70 and work at costco, you may have seen my white GTA around....

kmf_82
08-24-2004, 01:02 PM
i live in brick off 70 and work at costco, you may have seen my white GTA around....

dude, where on 70? I live off 70 too right next to the STS and harley store. I'm a member at the costco you work at too.