My thoughts are if they didn't want us to go there then there wouldn't be any redline or PG lights. I always felt that the redline was more of a guide anyway that's why they have a rev limiter. Which has been known to be exercised on occasion.
OK, Dan. That is really dating us. Help me out, Justin Wilson, circa 1967-1968?Man, I tried "N" for nothing, and that's what I got, so I tried "L" for leap, and it did. Then I put it in "D" for drag, and it roared, but when I put it in "R" for run all hell broke lose.
I think "we" are right, except as I recall, it was "R" for "Race." I was in college at the time in Dallas (SMU), and I can remember hearing his routine on the major Top 40 AM station, KLIF, as I drove down the North Central Expressway (US 75). Justin also had a gig as a spokesman for Lay's Potato Chips about that time. As Justin would say, "I garontee!!"John.......That came out of the cobwebs of my mind, and trust me, it looks like the Munster's living room in there, but I think you are correct.
I'm glad you said "us". I don't feel quite so alone.
I tried "N" for nothing, and that's what I got, so I tried "L" for leap, and it did. Then I put it in "D" for drag, and it roared, but when I put it in "R" for run all hell broke lose.
Ivan, you don't need power guard lights. Power Guard and 24,000 watts is an oxymoron.
I have had my power guard lights go on twice. That was enough for me.
Damn the PG lights, we need full power Scotty! Aye aye Captain.
I will come to your extravaganza in 2010 and witness what 24,000 watts sounds like - I can't wait.
Door Knocker on Ivan's sound room door.
Will that fit in your house? :scratch2:
Harry Potter fan???
