Gulf Coast ECOtecs
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we are having a ride and drive from New Orleans to Hooters in Gulfport on sunday.. gonna have cars/trucks/bikes everything out there... yall should come out show some LSJ support... here is some of the cars that will be out there http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XIAm2mF3Qd4 and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUvNhZOq3A0 every sunday in kenner there is always about 80-120 cars out there...
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Hey that sounds pretty cool! About what time do ya'll plan on heading this way? We probably can't cruise with you, but we could meet ya'll there and chill out.
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were gonna be leaving New Orleans around 11 if everything goes to plan and the weather is good.. not sure what time that will put us at Hooters... pm me your # and i'll txt you and let you know sunday
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If I feel better by then I'll send you a PM. I would hate to get anybody else sick this weekend...
I just watched those videos. Lots of fast cars down that way. Most of the folks up here with fast cars like that are major douche bags.
I just watched those videos. Lots of fast cars down that way. Most of the folks up here with fast cars like that are major douche bags.
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we are having a ride and drive from New Orleans to Hooters in Gulfport on sunday.. gonna have cars/trucks/bikes everything out there... yall should come out show some LSJ support... here is some of the cars that will be out there http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XIAm2mF3Qd4 and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUvNhZOq3A0 every sunday in kenner there is always about 80-120 cars out there...
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Here u go Trey.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwyrT...=youtube_gdata
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwyrT...=youtube_gdata
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we are having a ride and drive from New Orleans to Hooters in Gulfport on sunday.. gonna have cars/trucks/bikes everything out there... yall should come out show some LSJ support... here is some of the cars that will be out there http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XIAm2mF3Qd4 and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUvNhZOq3A0 every sunday in kenner there is always about 80-120 cars out there...
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From: metairie, la
Chevy Cobalt power steering scrutinized
The NHTSA launches an investigation into owners' complaints of system failures that make the car tougher to control at low speeds.
By Nathan Olivarez-Giles
February 3, 2010
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The Chevrolet Cobalt could be the next car in trouble because of mechanical problems.
General Motors Co., which makes the compact car, said Tuesday that the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has opened an investigation into complaints of failing power steering systems in the Cobalt, making it tougher to control at low speeds.
GM and the federal agency have received a total of 1,132 complaints about the car's power steering system, including reports of 11 accidents, said Tom Wilkinson, a GM spokesman.
One of the accidents resulted in an injury, but Wilkinson said he had no further information on the incident.
There is no recall of the car at this point, and Wilkinson said the company was cooperating with NHTSA in the investigation.
"This is a preliminary evaluation, just the first step taken when the NHTSA thinks there may be a problem," he said. "The investigation could find nothing significant, or it could lead to a repair campaign or a recall, but at this point they're just trying to see if there is a common problem in these complaints outside of normal wear and tear."
About 905,000 Cobalts have been sold since 2005, Wilkinson said.
Some of the problems have occurred while the driver was parking the car, others while in traffic.
"Most cars at highway speeds don't even use power steering assist," Wilkinson said. "It only really kicks in at low speeds, and that's where the problems have been reported."
Officials at the federal agency could not be reached for comment.
Wilkinson said the investigation was not out of the ordinary.
"Cobalt owners shouldn't be worried. There are a number of these types of investigations opened and closed each month," he said.
If Cobalt owners do have a complaint about power steering, or other issues, a report can be made to the agency at www.safecar.gov. Chevrolet is also accepting complaints at (800) 222-1020.
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The NHTSA launches an investigation into owners' complaints of system failures that make the car tougher to control at low speeds.
By Nathan Olivarez-Giles
February 3, 2010
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The Chevrolet Cobalt could be the next car in trouble because of mechanical problems.
General Motors Co., which makes the compact car, said Tuesday that the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has opened an investigation into complaints of failing power steering systems in the Cobalt, making it tougher to control at low speeds.
GM and the federal agency have received a total of 1,132 complaints about the car's power steering system, including reports of 11 accidents, said Tom Wilkinson, a GM spokesman.
One of the accidents resulted in an injury, but Wilkinson said he had no further information on the incident.
There is no recall of the car at this point, and Wilkinson said the company was cooperating with NHTSA in the investigation.
"This is a preliminary evaluation, just the first step taken when the NHTSA thinks there may be a problem," he said. "The investigation could find nothing significant, or it could lead to a repair campaign or a recall, but at this point they're just trying to see if there is a common problem in these complaints outside of normal wear and tear."
About 905,000 Cobalts have been sold since 2005, Wilkinson said.
Some of the problems have occurred while the driver was parking the car, others while in traffic.
"Most cars at highway speeds don't even use power steering assist," Wilkinson said. "It only really kicks in at low speeds, and that's where the problems have been reported."
Officials at the federal agency could not be reached for comment.
Wilkinson said the investigation was not out of the ordinary.
"Cobalt owners shouldn't be worried. There are a number of these types of investigations opened and closed each month," he said.
If Cobalt owners do have a complaint about power steering, or other issues, a report can be made to the agency at www.safecar.gov. Chevrolet is also accepting complaints at (800) 222-1020.
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From: lucedale, ms
well the meets are pretty dead right now an have been for awhile i usually go out to sonic(local race hangout) once or twice a month but thats mostly it we got like 6 or so local ecotecs but most of them have pretty much dropped off the map other than trey(rockstarSS), aaron, dustin(ssscs10), and anthony(me) but adam(hymer) gets on everyonce an a while
Anyways what's up **** sticks? I haven't been on here in ages
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From: Milton, FL
Nice there is a group here for Gulfport. I will be there every weekend for the next month or 2. I'm currently in Pensacola. Is there a place everyone likes to meet up? I didn't really feel like reading through 93 pages of bs to find a simple address or time.
