I still find it amusing.

And thanks for that...insightful... answer on your thoughts about the Caliber.

 

The Reventon and Murcialago still have them because it is Lambo's trademark.

 

got the fuel regulator changed out, cleaned the throttle plate off & fixed a vaccum leak i didnt know about. seems to be running better. got some goodies to put on later, shocks, new front brake pads. but that will have to wait for the weather to warm up. took 3 hrs to change out the regulator, had to buy a crows foot set to get the fuel lines apart, couldnt get a wrench back there, couldnt just get a 16 mm crow foot at sears either. got the "line wrench" ones, $80 but it sure worked like a dream compared to trying my conventional line wrench.

 

And because they r sweet to look at .... Lol

 

So you would say a smart car with lambo doors would still be sweet to look at? lol

 

Yeah...because it takes the focus if the car itself

 

New shocks @ all 4 corners last night and this morning. Nothing special just some KYBs. It had the original shocks still after 150k. Still have to do the ball joints and control arm bushings (also original) to get the ride Im looking for.... Soon enough..

 

checked and topped off all fluids and just finished my h4 relay harness

i hope there is going to be a difference in my headlights =P

any ways it just started snowing real hard (good timing eh)

 

Is it bad to still have the original shocks on the blaze after around 215k miles? lol. They still seem to have some life left. Well, a little life left.

Also, am going to try to install either the cb system today or the skid plate underneath.

 

Its all in how well they were taken care of and how they feel to you I guess... Theres a spot on my way to work on 95 north where my truck used to buck like a bronco over some small dips in the road. Ill see bright and early tomorrow how well the new shocks take care of that. For the small $ investment and a few hours time I feel a lot better about the ride.