New to the ECF family

[Ls1TransAM_850]

I thought i should start off by saying that im new to the ECF family. I am currently in the Coast Guard about to be on my way to the civilian life and have been vaping for a little while now. This forum has a wealth of knowledge and i have used it extensively to decide what my new set up would be. Thanks in advance for all the information

 

[Harlen]

Hello welcome and thank you for your service
This is a great place

 

[kottonmouth401]

Welcome to ECF What kind of setup did you decide on? Congratulations on making the switch to vaping & enjoy!

 

[CreepyLady]

Hi and Welcome to ECF

Also - Many thanks for your service!

I too, am curious as to your setup- do tell

 

[wonner]

Welcome to the forum.

I hope you have a smooth transition to civilian life.

 

[DetraMental]

Hello, Welcome, and Congrats on making the switch to vaping Ls1TransAM_850. Thank you for your service and may you have a smooth transition into civilian life. Good luck and Happy Vaping

 

[Ls1TransAM_850]

After a lot of research and it helps i have a couple friends that have them, I went with the Provari in satin black with the extension cap with a Loki Lab SS1 tank and the Loki Lab Provari pro-ring. It should be here by the end of the week. I'm excited and can't wait.

 

[CreepyLady]

Oooh La La - Starting off with the best, Nice!

 

[kottonmouth401]

After a lot of research and it helps i have a couple friends that have them, I went with the Provari in satin black with the extension cap with a Loki Lab SS1 tank and the Loki Lab Provari pro-ring. It should be here by the end of the week. I'm excited and can't wait.

Top of the line setup right off the bat nice! I'm still saving up my pennies for a provari, i'll have it someday.

 

[Ls1TransAM_850]

I'm not totally new to vaping but this is my first VV set up.

 

[ZINFANDEL22]

I am in the same boat. ha ha get it. welcome. =)

 

[WindyCityJoe]

Welcome to ecf and thank you for your service. Enjoy that new Provari!!

 

[Arnie H]

I thought i should start off by saying that im new to the ECF family. I am currently in the Coast Guard about to be on my way to the civilian life and have been vaping for a little while now. This forum has a wealth of knowledge and i have used it extensively to decide what my new set up would be. Thanks in advance for all the information

Hello and welcome to ECF. ECF is the largest collective online database of e-cig wisdom I have been able to find.

 

[Ls1TransAM_850]

Thanks to everyone for the hospitality

 

[Dakota Jim]

off topic

850 hp?

And I can just imagine how busy the CG was in FL between smugglers and stupid, drunk 1st time boaters

Welcome to the ECF

and thank you for your service!!!

 

[Ls1TransAM_850]

I am on a bigger CG boat so mostly smugglers and migrants in the Caribbean. 850 is the area code i'm from. The car is at around 460hp right now on motor and it currently has a 175 shot of nitrous. I have a engine back home in the garage that im starting to build hopefully one day i will be around the 700 - 800 hp range

 

[Dakota Jim]

I had a buddy build a 800hp 82 Camaro street legal prostock tubbed with wrinkle walls with no nos, just an old school 671 blower and internal goodies
$22,000 into motor and rest of drivetrain- $18,000 into rest of car
He drove it about 12 miles before his 21 yo nephew "borrowed" it one night for an "illegal" gathering of friends to show off "his" car

back tires salvaged and sold for about $400
Camaro and motor - $350 for salvage steel
watching nephew pick up garbage (including cigarette butts) on both sides of interstate (including median) for 5 miles - priceless

 

[Ls1TransAM_850]

Thats never any good. I'm glad i didnt have a car like this when i was younger. BTW i have a 08 trailblazer ss for a daily driver that's making 500 to all four wheels. I maily just cruise town in the trans am and trailer it and my bike to the track a couple times a month.

 

[Dakota Jim]

Oh, I how I miss my misspent youth
03/1977 - 16 yo - bought 77 mustang II "economy car" new off showroom floor in March - $3600.00 (oh the good old days)
06/1977 - after pistons, cam, carb, intake, headers, polish, port, trans, clutch and rear end upgrades - track time - 11.13
08/1977 - family had to move to a different town (I still don't think this was my fault but the local PD did throw me a "moving away" party)
10/1978 - local judge suggested I sell the car before I turn 18
11/1978 - sold car for $4200 (yep, I made money) - bought a 1967 convertible Corvette for $3900 (numbers matching - minor paint scratches)
07/1979 - Corvette gets run over in a parking lot by a semi truck
Now - watching Mecum auctions and crying my eyes out

 

[Ls1TransAM_850]

That corvette would have been wonderful if it survived. I dream of getting a 1970 trans am in real good shape and swapping a LS block into it. Maybe one day but I'd probably have to get rid of a toy or two.