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Metallica rocks, but thats pretty much it for me and music. I agree if you got some kick ass guitar shit going it will be cool.

I've seen stuff like this before years ago. Used to be some chick had a website about how she could aim her stream better than any man. Copperhead and I found it while we were at work years ago. I've always joked to the wife that I'd get her something like that for those long trail rides. Yeehaw!

I agree not from the looks of that map. I would say we would only have a chance of a hugh storm tonight if the temp was still in the 70's. That big one that moved through at about noon today dropped the temp so fast that there wasn't enough energy for any more storms. BTW I was driving from Mansfield today and managed to miss 2 large storm cells on the way down I-71. You could feel the pressure changes as you passed them. I did get totally soaked down at the state house today though. Had to run across the street to that little parking lot to get something out of the car right in the middle of the rain. Evan

Shit I did 3500+ machines at Newark city schools a few years back. Had to scan and patch for the nimda virus. Was doing that for 3.5 weeks Evan

Guess it just goes to show that programmers got lazy over the years. When I started in programming like 12+ years ago programmers still tried to streamline there code to run faster. Now its see how much useless shit we can throw in to slow it down. I guess its like the ricers and stickers. Try and make the car so heavy that it dies.

That was a fucking funny comment

You've got my attention. Let us know what you find. I'll haul all the shit away if theres something out there I could use. Only needs to be in pieces too. Evan

8 Years ago it was .89 cents a gallon for the cheap shit in marietta. doesn't matter much to me anyway since 90% of my gas is company paid.

Yes he was caught turned in whatever. He even has a record with 2 other attempted murders under his belt and other lesser offenses.

What!!! Acura put it in the manual? Wow thats cool. Usually have to look for awhile on the internet to find them. I know my GMC you pull the battery cable. My mazda you used to have to unplug the battery and hold the brake pedal down for 30 seconds with the key turned on. Very funny. Evan

What!!! Acura put it in the manual? Wow thats cool. Usually have to look for awhile on the internet to find them. I know my GMC you pull the battery cable. My mazda you used to have to unplug the battery and hold the brake pedal down for 30 seconds with the key turned on. Very funny. Evan

Did everyone hear about this murder? http://www.nbc4columbus.com/news/3242631/detail.html Well the victim was the brother of a friend and member of my 4x4 club. We are going to try to organize a memorial ride to help his family. We have a locations set up and are still deciding on the date. We need help with ideas on how to do this type of thing. Anyone want to give suggestions? Thanks, Evan

Well lets see. My 92 toyota 4x4 truck is used 100% for trail riding and hauls its radiator around in the bed. Before that it carried a pretty nice sized SPL competition sound system. My `95 GMC 4x2 truck hauls a tool box all the time and hauls other things like building materials, other cool toys, and last weekend a couple of trips worth of trash that I helped move during a trail clean up. Also how many times you get laid in the back of your car? I used to fuck like 3 or 4 nights a week in the back of my toyota pickup. Besides "there just something women like about a pickup man!" Oh and there cheap RWD vehicles that are awesome for donuts and drifting.

Tranny fluid is new. I keep it changed 2 times a year since I pull with it 200+ miles once a month on very hilly curvy roads.

Yeap has to be inspected. I've usually got them done at a Highway patrol post. Evan

You know I think the same thing when I look at a WRX.

You could get a CPU regulator and run it before you start the game. It will try to slow down your CPU to 1988 levels. Problem is your CPU, memory, and bus are all way to fast so you'll probably never slow it down enough. Unless someone knows of a really good regulator software.

Finally got +200 posts. After only 2.5 years.

I wasn't going to spend that kind of money. At the most I'd buy it copy it and return it. Nothing more than a piece of metal or plastic anyway. Not worth like $70. I'd mostly like to get more lowend power for my 2WD truck without replacing the rear end gears. It has 2.73 to 1 gears which make it very nice on the highway and towing my toyota 4x4 one weekend a month works good enough. I did install one of those B&M electronic shift controls. It definately stiffens up the shifts, but on the #2 setting its not always consistant. Any ideas. sometimes its not much better than stock and other times you break the tires loose.

Yeah no kidding last time I had to replace the 350 in my toyota pickup I had an impact wrench. Very nice. I was able to disassemble the entire engine and do a minor rebuild in under an hour. Evan

No shit I see alot of little FWD cars with reciever hitches lately.

Yeah I was kinda wondering about it. Mostly if reprogramming would be required to get any results. I know on a old carb type they do help out, but you gotta retune the carb

The sockets work, but on my toy pickup your lucky if you can do it in under 2 hours on the stock ones. I learned that toyota used an epoxy to secure them at the factory and using a torch to burn it away first makes it alot easier. Evan

I always use craftman sockets and a hugh hammer. Then when you take them back to sears there like WTF!

I would check the ground for the wiring harness that comes out of the effected systems. Maybe even clean them good. not sure on that car if everything grounds close to the component or if it has ground wires ran to ground points. Don't rule out a harness that connects to another harness either. If the defrost and brake light wires run through the same harness its possible that corrosion has caused a short at a junction point. Evan