October 26, 201410 yr Roommates sync is awesome. I do like iDrive better, but that could be because of button layout.
October 26, 201410 yr Skoll. Goofy win.Glad I don't watch football. I would be sad to have missed that ending.
October 26, 201410 yr Wow, egg protein powder's gone through the roof.I get mine from a chickens Ass.
October 26, 201410 yr It's constantly crashing. Stops reading the USB, won't communicate with the phone, stops working mid-call, BT works when it wants to. . . . Ford... Quality is job none.
October 26, 201410 yr Got to work on the Stang some more this weekend. A lift has been a godsend.Installed a tubular export brace and monte carlo bar.A before pic without.Welded in subframe connectors. They connect where the front fo frame ends and the rear fo frame starts. should help with the body twist.Prepped for welding. Dry fit.Welded in.Lower cross-member and finned aluminum oilpan installed. The crossmember is right behind the oilpan and ties the lower control arm mounts together. The Ron Morris motor mounts.
October 26, 201410 yr Please tell me you did NOT weld those while the car was on that lift?I did. Was by far the easiest way. Being the car body is like a noodle, I really didnt see doing it on the lift as a bad thing. Is not going to make the car rock solid, just stouten it up. Why, whats your thoughts on it R1?
October 26, 201410 yr Getting ready to drop some coin on a Holley 650 double pumper and DUI HEI distributor. And some finned aluminium valve covers.
October 26, 201410 yr You always want the suspension loaded taking the weight, and the car level. This is how the chassis will sit most of the time and how the uni-body develops it's "memory."
October 26, 201410 yr Getting ready to drop some coin on a Holley 650 double pumper and DUI HEI distributor. And some finned aluminium valve covers. If you can wait a day, I think my old man has the Holley, an Edelbrock air gap and the valve covers in his barn. He might let them go cheap. I an get you some photos tomorrow.
October 26, 201410 yr You always want the suspension loaded taking the weight, and the car level. This is how the chassis will sit most of the time and how the uni-body develops it's "memory."I hear you brother. I really wasn't being to picky as its not my shop AND it beat welding them in my garage like i did the eccentric setup on the lower arms. Its at a dealership so they don't even have a welder. Had to haul mine from home.
October 26, 201410 yr Getting ready to drop some coin on a Holley 650 double pumper and DUI HEI distributor. And some finned aluminium valve covers. If you can wait a day, I think my old man has the Holley, an Edelbrock air gap and the valve covers in his barn. He might let them go cheap. I an get you some photos tomorrow. Definitely interested. Let me know what you got. Thanks mang!
October 26, 201410 yr For the record i didn't tighten any suspension bolts until the suspension was loaded.
October 27, 201410 yr Getting ready to drop some coin on a Holley 650 double pumper and DUI HEI distributor. And some finned aluminium valve covers. If you can wait a day, I think my old man has the Holley, an Edelbrock air gap and the valve covers in his barn. He might let them go cheap. I an get you some photos tomorrow. The Air Gap is one of the best all around intakes. Great setup if available, J
October 27, 201410 yr Remember that you will have no life from Feb to aPril but certainly not a bad gig.Try Jan-Dec if you awed willing. My bil is one and pulls in $400k after 15 years of working 70hr a week
October 27, 201410 yr Remember that you will have no life from Feb to aPril but certainly not a bad gig.Try Jan-Dec if you awed willing. My bil is one and pulls in $400k after 15 years of working 70hr a weekI knew I went into the wrong line of work!
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