Looong update from yesterday . . .

[scion]

Well I didn’t update after my first day of work, or second or third, and in all fairness Rachel did remind me. Working 8 hours learning literally hundreds of screens of mortgage information software plus 3-4 hours of dealing with/cleaning up after stupid uncourtious people tends to be draining, just a bit. On the plus side I am getting my first

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[pigletterstoyou]

That's a long update!
I read it all :P
Who's been bragging about you on several occasions lately?

hmmmmmmm . . .

[scion]

who do you think . . . ?

Re: hmmmmmmm . . .

[pigletterstoyou]

I can only think me. LoL

Car Specs

[neogodless]

Not that I like the Cobalt at all, but the Chevy Cobalt SS has a Supercharged 2.0L with 205HP, compared to the Corrado's 1.8L with 158HP. That isn't to say that I don't agree that foreign car companies are way ahead of domestics when it comes to specific output... but I like to keep the facts accurate! Also, the base Cobalt engine is 2.2L with 145HP, naturally aspirated. It's an inline 4 with DOHC... at least it's not ye olde OHV any more!

Re: Car Specs

[scion]

Touche'
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You'll rue the day you crossed me . . . !

Re: Car Specs

[neogodless]

Another interesting specification... the '94 Stealth R/T has a 3.0L engine with 222HP. The Corrado does have about 19% higher specifc output than that Stealth engine... but the Stealth is naturally aspirated. Anyway, I am curious what gas mileage you get.

And... in case you're curious... the Stealth is returning to my possession!

Re: Car Specs

[scion]

I get around 25mpg with a mix of highway and city miles.

Is that the VR6 model Corrado you were comparing the stealth to?

[pigletterstoyou]

Update, update! It's been too long