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I normally run somewhere in the range of 225-230, but don't have a problem of over shooting very much, and then just a final tweaking of the dampeners and golden. Not real sure on the time though, I tend to run the dampeners pretty tight till I get up to temp to milk the smoke time.

Getting it to slow and low quickly and not over shooting still takes some talent. That did take some figuring out when I got mine, but I've got it pretty well down now, sometimes I wish I had a 5cfm fan for low and slow cooks rather than my 10cfm.

The egg does make things easier.

Fat people hate me.

Scientists recently discovered that beer contains small traces of female hormones. This was proven by giving 100 men 12 pints of beer each and observed that an astonishing percentage, 100%, started talking nonsense and couldn’t drive.

You'd be surprised what a person can conceal.

I don't know, that's some tough competition. Simple. Shay, bigger tits.

No clue on revolver holsters, but any leather work I need done is done by Desbiens Gun Leather.

Tell him the all thread sticking out looks tacky, put some acorn nuts on that instead.

I had to look at the image tag to know who that was.

I have 8x Aura 6" Paper cones and 3x Vifa 1" textile domes I picked up on closeout last year from PE that I need to make a HT setup with. Thinking identical MTM channels for fronts, and TM for rears. I just need some time to do the crossover, just never gotten around to it. http://www.parts-express.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?Partnumber=264-1028&FTR=vifa%20bc25sc06-04 http://www.parts-express.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?Partnumber=299-030&FTR=aura%20ns6-255-8a

http://meniscusaudio...25-data-v3s.pdf This are specs for my full range I went the BIB route with. Old pic from my dorm I miss my 12" BIB's.

Damn.

They make torque wrenches to do torque and angles? That would have been nice last time I did the intake manifold on my Cadillac.

I've been working 60+hr weeks for the last month, can't say the woman is to happy with me but the invoice I just sent out looks nice.

Thats a badass scanner. I guess if one is going to be a mechanic on new cars, its pretty essential to have one.

House on the lake has a higher priority and $60k into a car doesn't help that. And yes, I could do it a lot cheaper but know myself too damn well. I thought your current house was pretty stinking close... Says the guy who hasn't been on a boat...

You? Capt. Overkill? Never...

Wow. Happy B-day to the little guy.

So when are you finally going to get one built?

Buy a 30$ one and be done with it.

What sensors are you testing? For a multimeter for sensor work something like a Keithley 2700 is pretty nice.

Whoa. That is sweet.

I'm fricking tired of work... Getting tired of this crap.