Recent content by Turbo Regal

That's because those mother ****ers are all about how to make their turbo 6's faster than a Corvette. I don't know of too many of them that lift their cars. :lol:

I'm surprised to hear you didn't end up making a taco dinner out of that mexican dude trying to steal your car.

Re: history on how the g bosy came about? ended? For the record, 1986 and 1987 Grand Nationals came stock with an intercooler. But you are right they did not run 10's and 11's off the show room. LOL either he wasn't racing or he didn't know how to drive it. Otherwise I call b.s. about your...

Re: What size brake line fittings are in proportioning valve Interesting, the 1/8 NPT fittings are also gold colored. I'll look into the3/8-24 fitting. Thanks!

Re: What size brake line fittings are in proportioning valve If the G body doesn't use metric threads that's news to me. Someone told me a 3/16 fitting would work. It does not. I have a piece of brake line that has 3/16 fitting and it doesn't fit the prop valve. Also I have a 3/16 plug they...

Re: history on how the g bosy came about? ended? It seems GM always terminates cars just as they're getting good. Remember when the Grand National all of the sudden was beating Corvettes?

Stealing info perhaps instead of looking it up?

I just stumbled upon this thread and wanted to add my 2 cents. I didn't read all the posts so if I cover something already covered please pardon me. As pointed out, yes G bodys are really easy to steal. Thank you GM for the flaw in your design that allows this. However as 454muscle posted in...

I am needing to know what size are the steel fittings for the left and right brake calipers where they screw into the proportioning valve? I believe they are metric but I am not sure. My proportioning valve is the brass one. This is on a 1987 Buick Regal. I need to know the body size and...

I feel for ya, but there's the old saying "out of sight, out of mind". I learned this the hard way back in '97 when I went in to Meijers for 10 minutes with my windows down, come back and all my CD's were gone. Funny thing is they were all old stuff.....but crack heads will take anything.

Yes, you should be worried about your car being stolen! These cars have been hot theft items since the day they left the show room floor! It's any wonder why the dealerships didn't just keep them all under lock and key. Fortunately I've never had one stolen, but I did have an 86 Cutlass...