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Just post the VIN you need checked and i'll get it checked out. Spend the $25 on the unlimited report since i had a few vehicles to check on. Basically, free VIN checks for my homies. Its from www.autochecks.com if you wanted to know

Hey guys my dad is in the market for a 4wheeler and asked me to ask my friends what are some good brands. He has about a 4500 budget no more. Needs to be 4wd, auto or manual doesn't matter. Used is fine, and it needs to be more for mudding and riding trials not really trying to set the new land speed record (a.k.a raptors )

Thanks to those who did you know what for me. It was totally unexpected. Brought a tear or two to my eye when I opened the envelope. Thanks again Kent. "Thanks" doesn't seem like enough, and it isn't.

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The math looks good to me, but can You superenginebuilderextraordinaire's check it for errors in theory. To figure VE of an engine in a given application, You'll need to run a test of airflow. To keep it simple, run the engine @ 7k rpm while measuring the amount air drawn into the intake manifold (lb/min or cfm), and the temperature of the air (IAT). Now, bear with me: Density: t1 / t2 = d2 / d1 t1 = temp for air of know density (32* F @ 0.0808 lb/ft^3) in Rankin t2 = IAT (in degrees of Absolute Rankin, F* + 459.67) d1 = density of air for known temperature (0.0808 lb/ft^3 @ 32* F) d2 = Density of intake air charge AVF = Actual Vol. Flow Rate (calculated): Mfa/d2 …

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Anyone watch that show on OLN? Dude gets put in some remote place for a week and he teaches you about survival and stuff. I've been watching it for a whole now and can't skip over it when it's on

So my neighbor put a 6" tip on his Civic and now it sounds like a lawn mo........ Actually, the pull start on my Craftsmen lawn mover bit the dust. Tried to crimp it back together with a clothesline crimp but as I imagined the rope (nylon?) just slipped right through. The lawn mower is ... almost as old as I am (my father had bought it) and this is the only problem I've ever had with it ... awesome piece of equipment. Anyway, was wondering if you guys knew if there was anything I could use to crimp the two pieces of string back together, or if they sell replacement kits (I'm sure they do).

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can i be a mod yet? i think ive shown how dedicated i am to the ssaudio team

http://www.superchargersonline.com/product...r=GS-HMI-20003S hmmmm

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAP...TRK%3AMEWA%3AIT for the crazy price

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Remember when grandparents and great-grandparents stated that they only > > > > had > > > >> an 8th grade education? Well, check this out. Could any of us have > >> passed > >> the 8th grade in 1895? This is the eighth-grade final exam from 1895 in > >> Salina, Kansas, USA. > >> It was taken from the original document on file at the Smokey Valley > >> Genealogical Society and Library in Salina, KS, and reprinted by the > > > > Salina > > > >> Journal. > >> > >> 8th Grade Final Exam: Salina, KS -1895 > >> Grammar (Time, one hour) > >> >…

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performance products has these for my car, I personally have not used them on anything short of a 993TT or anything track only, who has experience with them for daily driving, even though my car sees the outside of the driveway one a week max

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Was washing the car and thought that the lines on the bumper are just sun reflecting through the grille. Moved to the other side and the lines stay stationary ... great, bumper is faded and looks pathetic. Any suggestions?

Regarding the Infinity Perfect and the Alpine Type R