Craig

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Wrong. If by "Town" you mean Columbus, then you are fucked. The way the law reads in Columbus is all based on the cop’s opinion. If he feels it is too loud, it is, end of story. It doesn't matter if it says 50 state legal or not. Doesn't matter how many decibels it is either. I speak from experience there. I took the same ticket to court from a Columbus prick. Greddy sent me a document showing it being 50 state legal and what decibel rating it was in a controlled environment. Which was below what Ohio said it had to be by far. All for not.

Are you willing to part it out? If so how much would you want for the long block?

Are you willing to part it out? If so how much would you want for the long block?

You should stop now. While you still have a place to live.

This from the drunken hoser that molests my dog and uses my computer to post on CR. Then doesn’t have the common courtesy to log off. graemlins/nonono.gif and it is Belize green metallic

That is me posting.

My virus scan was picking up trojans from that site as well.

http://61.221.243.26 Ya, check that out. I dont think it is US Bank. BTW that is the IP of the link above.

Shudup!!! graemlins/asshole.giftongue.gif

I have a 92 Eclipse with what I believe is an after market sunroof. I have been having problems with it leaking and am looking for any suggestions, who and where to get one installed that wouldn't leak would be nice. Thanks.

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I believe Howard is right. I know you have to be 21 to purchase larger caliber bullets. You only have to be 18 to purchase 22 ammo though.

Greddy/ Greddy probe

Are you trying to say he is not a pro?

sorry i cant help with the broken bleader, but i was wondering where you got your bleeding tool, and what kind it is?

one would hope. at least this time i did have to take it out of the box to tell it was the wrong one. so they are getting closer...

ya i looked it up on act's web site. the 1.8 has a 200mm disk. the 2.0 is a 215mm. i called them up on it and they admitted to the wrong friction surface. they said they would cut me a new flywheel and send it out to me. "crossing my fingers" hopefully they send me the right one this time. thanks for you help.

i just got a new clutch and flywheel for my car"92 eclipse gs 2.0 na with production date of 11/91" im sure the clutch is correct. but the flywheel has a replacable friction surface that is about 1cm smaller than the frition plate of the clutch. so is this the correct flywheel? im thinking it might be for the 1.8l. everything else lines up and fits correctly. let me know id really like to find out before i put it in and then find out it isnt the right one.

thanks for the reply. i think i might give one a try.

has anyone heard of them? are they good, crap, etc? i finally found one that will fit my car but ive never heard of them. any suggestions or help would be appreciated. thanks

he does have the 5.9 with the towing package "massive tranni cooler" but he bought the truck before the trailer. im sure if he had it to do over he would have bought the 2500.

i am asking this one for my father. he has "i believe" a 99 dodge ram 1500 2wd. the only thing i am not sure of is the year. the truck is stock. any way he is hauling approximately a 6000 lbs trailer that has a 900 lbs tounge weight. he does have distribution bars. the problem is that in bumpy conditions the rear of the truck tends to "bounce". he wants to fix this but without ruining the ride when he doesnt have the trailer hooked up. he is of course looking into stiffer shocks. but i would like to hear some suggestions as to what to do or what shock would be best for this application. thanks