Wonder if theres anything else I should get, really tempted on front and rear shocks, but, I am focusing on mechanical parts for now
Genuinely not trying to brake down on the way to NYC
I hate that thing so much, ive put new spark plugs, spark plug cables, coil packs, changed the battery twice, it still misfires and backfires horribly
https://photos.app.goo.gl/cGR7sDj6mAwE6oRDA
From last week when I had it on a lift, thats the underside.
It'll be amazing to take photos of this K5 in NYC, ive seen Squares out here in the Midwest, but even with me keeping am eye out, I have rarely seen one in the city, or Long Island, It'll be cool to have a very unique vehicle there.
Thank you all for the advice.
Honestly ill have to the take impala with me irregardless, so the way it works for us, TMO pays us to move back to our state of residence when we exit the service, how much it weighs, what we are taking, etc plays a factor, so taking the impala, even if I junk it...
Ive made friends with those from the Reddit GC, got a few friends in Minnesota, Michigan, and PA (which is thankfully on the way back east) who own 6.2s (ive met with these guys aswell before)
Did an oil change to 5w40 alongside a transmission fluid and filter change last weekend actually...
Thank you sir, this means alot
I listed my gear ratio and other states in a comment above, hopefully that helps a bit.
And thank you again for your insight
I know a lot more than I used to back when u first bought it sir
I can do MX stuff, and, mechanical stuff, its just it won't be that quick on my own as opposed to having a hand by me.
Im so used to driving sports cars 😭😭
But youre right, I shouldn't go past 65? 75? 80 max?
Besides, no race this time, once I head home, its on my own time, thats it, im out, no reporting time or anything, shoot, sure its for med stuff, but, damn, this still....oh well.
I won't go past 75 on the way back, if thats alright.
Also, ill drive around 6-8 hours a day, it literally made 8-9 hour road trips to Minneapolis and Denver multiple times, hopefully it can handle this.