Proud new Ty owner

Logan

Member
Hey guys, My name is Logan and I am currently deployed to Afghanistan and I took a risk and bought a Typhoon over the internet. I am now the owner of 1993 Typhoon #0756m Blk / Blk. This isn't my first toy but it is my first blind purchase so I am hoping it is as good of a deal as it seemed. In about a week I am flying in to pick her up and spending my R & R going through it and working on anything that needs attention. I also own a 1992 S-10 4x4 that is getting some work done while I am home and a 2008 ZX6R in bright "look at me!" Lime Green. I have already been going over a lot of the tech stuff and hope I can contribute some in the future. I will definitely put up pictures of any projects I undertake cause if I am learning then someone else may benefit too.

1993 Black TY # 0756
1992 S-10 4x4, The Work Horse
2008 Kawasaki ZX6R, Lime Green w/ matching rims, light mods, The Lady Killer
 

SoP

New member
Re: Proud new Ty owner

Welcome. I will be in the same boat as you here real soon I hope. I am searching for one daily. Stay safe over there.
 

alwayscode390

pppssssshhhhhtttttttttttt
Re: Proud new Ty owner

That looks like a good time ^^^ :)

Congrats on your truck ... I bought mine blind also ... and am mainly happy with it , BUT I now know a few things I should have looked for ---
 

AUSyTyIN

Unbusted $#it box
Re: Proud new Ty owner

I've bought both of mine blind. Where "in the South" are you from (where is the truck)?
 

Logan

Member
Re: Proud new Ty owner

I will not be able to make the Sytyshindig because I only have two weeks of leave then it is back to the desert at the end of June. I am from Oklahoma and my truck will be staying with my dad who is also a GM nut in Arkansas. I think I can trust him but I don't know, his toy is a 80 Z-28 but it hasn't ran for close to 20 years. Kids and a wife will do those things.
 

Syclone22

Member
Re: Proud new Ty owner

Congrats you are in for a treat with this vehicle
you better save all your penny,s if you are going
to do any big mods later on !!!
 

Logan

Member
Re: Proud new Ty owner

I already have the bug, before I got it I was looking into different ideas. I want to keep the appearance fairly stock, obviously the wheels are aftermarket and I am debating on maybe going with 17's or 18's but nothing too crazy on the outside. I would be happy with around 375 - 400 hp and be able to drive wherever I want. I know that is about the same as saying I would be happy with a Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader wife who is cool with my girlfriend but hey, a guy can dream. We shall see where it goes, this is my first turbo motor so I am learning a new side to performance.
 
Re: Proud new Ty owner

I already have the bug, before I got it I was looking into different ideas. I want to keep the appearance fairly stock, obviously the wheels are aftermarket and I am debating on maybe going with 17's or 18's but nothing too crazy on the outside. I would be happy with around 375 - 400 hp and be able to drive wherever I want. I know that is about the same as saying I would be happy with a Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader wife who is cool with my girlfriend but hey, a guy can dream. We shall see where it goes, this is my first turbo motor so I am learning a new side to performance.

AWESOME!!! Uh ohhhhh, 1st boosted car. Boost is as addicting as a drug bro! You always just want a little bit more, LMAO!
 

Logan

Member
Re: Proud new Ty owner

I can only imagine. I am bad about having a performance goal and then once I get there.....yeah well we all know how that goes. There is always that one last thing that needs to be done.
 

Logan

Member
Re: Proud new Ty owner

Finally got the Ty and well....she is in need of a little work. There is a misfire, possibly an exhaust leak.....hopefully but my gut tells me worse because it is a distinctive metallic tick that makes me shudder when I hear it. That and the ghetto ass backyard performance upgrades, rats nest of wiring to God only knows what, a boost controller with no face plate and front cladding that appears to be held on with hopes, dreams and some modified who knows type of construction. I have my work cut out for me. Good news is, I made it back from Chicago to Arkansas with only minor annoyance from the power loss and tick.
 
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