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darreng505 said:7 symptoms of boss sickness. I have it bad. No recovery from this.
1. Lurking many boss forums long before owning one.
2. Making an extensive list of mods. Some you might need, most you don't.
3. Constantly googling for images of other peoples bosses.
4. Imagining yourself racing in your boss during the day.
5. Monitoring aftermarket and performance shops for new parts.
6. Losing the concept of money.
7. Wondering if you need a spare set of wheels and tires and then justifying it.
F.D. Sako said:darreng505 said:7 symptoms of boss sickness. I have it bad. No recovery from this.
1. Lurking many boss forums long before owning one.
2. Making an extensive list of mods. Some you might need, most you don't.
3. Constantly googling for images of other peoples bosses.
4. Imagining yourself racing in your boss during the day.
5. Monitoring aftermarket and performance shops for new parts.
6. Losing the concept of money.
7. Wondering if you need a spare set of wheels and tires and then justifying it.
oh man! looks like I'm in deep for this one lol
F' them we all at one point never drove a stick car before....F.D. Sako said:Thanks guys!
well good thing I'm not married... yet lol
Although I am getting the stink eye from people when they find out I'm getting a Boss and i don't know how to drive stick.
I'm starting to loose sleep as I'm counting the days.
F.D. Sako said:Thanks guys!
well good thing I'm not married... yet lol
Although I am getting the stink eye from people when they find out I'm getting a Boss and i don't know how to drive stick.
I'm starting to loose sleep as I'm counting the days.
Grant 302 said:F.D. Sako said:Thanks guys!
well good thing I'm not married... yet lol
Although I am getting the stink eye from people when they find out I'm getting a Boss and i don't know how to drive stick.
I'm starting to loose sleep as I'm counting the days.
Are you from Hawaii? I never hear that anymore!
Grant 302 said:Are you from Hawaii? I never hear that anymore!
rpm3dinc said:I would not use the BOSS cover, I would go to Autozone, Advanced or order a custom one online and keep the BOSS cover in prestine shape. Just my opinion...
I used this one for a long time on my 06 GT really good cover for the priceF.D. Sako said:Grant 302 said:Are you from Hawaii? I never hear that anymore!
haha no, I've heard it a couple of times when i was in MA.
rpm3dinc said:I would not use the BOSS cover, I would go to Autozone, Advanced or order a custom one online and keep the BOSS cover in prestine shape. Just my opinion...
I was thinking about that as well, might end up getting an aftermarket on from online somewhere.
Justin said:I used this one for a long time on my 06 GT really good cover for the price
http://www.brenspeed.com/brencover-11.html
it has elastic bands front and back to keep it tight. and has a strap for the center. only time it came off was in the front, during a hurricane....F.D. Sako said:Justin said:I used this one for a long time on my 06 GT really good cover for the price
http://www.brenspeed.com/brencover-11.html
I did a quick search and came up with this
http://www.autoanything.com/car-covers/60A1012A0A0A3482761.aspx
Does the brenspeed cover fit snug enough not to blow away when windy?
from the description, it sounds like its got elastic edges.
darreng505 said:F.D. Sako said:When I sat in the SBY at the local dealer, the clutch felt smooth and easy.
It also felt "non-linear", now I don't know if that's just from the helper spring or that's how clutches normally feel like.
Is it normal to make a mod list before you have the car? ???
i think first thing I'd like to do is JTL oil catch can and eventually new wheels and tires for the winter.
7 symptoms of boss sickness. I have it bad. No recovery from this.
1. Lurking many boss forums long before owning one.
2. Making an extensive list of mods. Some you might need, most you don't.
3. Constantly googling for images of other peoples bosses.
4. Imagining yourself racing in your boss during the day.
5. Monitoring aftermarket and performance shops for new parts.
6. Losing the concept of money.
7. Wondering if you need a spare set of wheels and tires and then justifying it.
06GT to 13LS said:Looks like you are not the only new Boss owner that didn't know how to drive a stick. My dealer said he just sold a SBY Boss to a guy that had never driven a stick either. He said he took him out for some lessons. I think it's great. No time like the present to learn and a car worth learning for. Congrats.
batman48195 said:I am teaching my 3 sons how to drive a stick in the Boss. They are 23, 21 and 19. There is a huge parking lot that never has anyone in it next to a movie theater. So far the 19 and 21 year olds have graduated to driving it on side streets with me. I just haven't had the time to drive with my oldest more. Great bonding time for dads and sons. Great fun.
Brian