Thread: A poll, how many bmw's does it take to get from Chicago to shelbyville

Well heck slab. I too have done all my own vehicle repairs. At one time I had a fleet of 6 vehicles I was maintaining. I too have rebuilt a few transmissions, done an engine swap or two. Fuel sending units, bearings, shocks, and the list goes on and on. What is a DISA?

Good luck, I hope they get r done soon.

he is a guber what do you think

A disa is a flap in the intake manifold that redirects airflow for low and high rpm. Essentially it lengthens intake runner to increase low end torque. Longer runners increase speed of air flow into cylinders at low rpm for higher torque. And at high rpm you want short runners (less restriction) to let more air in for higher hp. That's all I have for today. Class dismissed. Lol

Just so you know Slab set in my truck and I think I have him converted to getting one and rid of the old BMW. A nice American made vehicle.

Originally Posted by clfarms1

Just so you know Slab set in my truck and I think I have him converted to getting one and rid of the old BMW. A nice American made vehicle.

I would if I could but I can't so I won't. At least for the time being. But it's certainly on my radar. Buy more crappie stuff at crappiewear.com if you want to help slab get a truck sooner rather than later! Lol

Originally Posted by clfarms1

Just so you know Slab set in my truck and I think I have him converted to getting one and rid of the old BMW. A nice American made vehicle.

Oh and I did like your truck. I liked "g"s gmc too, at least until some stupid dog threw up in it.

Disa, is this a British word, i don't think that word is found in the chilton books.

Originally Posted by pesce

Disa, is this a British word, i don't think that word is found in the chilton books.

The air goes "disa way" or "data" way...just like Ed said.