tristanlee85

I say Sunday because the other guy is coming in from Indiana to help me build my engine, but he won't be in until Saturday afternoon and may be in too late to make it on Saturday.

I searched for a master list of all the shops, but didn't come across anything so i guess if you want my service you can come to me. I've got 2 cars that would like to do 3 pulls this Saturday or even Sunday if you are open. Anyone free? I'm not sure how booked places usually are.

Some drunk decided to do a hit and run on me about a week back and I need to get my car fixed. The damage is to the driver's side front and rear quarter panels and a little to the door panel itself. The insurance told me to take to a shop of my choice so i want to go with the best. Opinions?

Also, I didn't oil the wrench before usage because from what I read in the instructions, it was already oiled. I just need to oil it after usage. Maybe that's why? Those bastards could have lied to me.

Cost isn't an issue really, it's the space I have. I'd just rather not spend $400 on air tools like I just did that can't remove a lugnut.

I'll probably just return the crap and go with electric tools. I don't have any room for anything that's bigger.

I noticed. Return time. I couldn't even remove the bolt on my timing chain gear. That's like 50 ft/lbs.

I'm sure it's forward that's 450. I can hold the socket still with my hand in reverse, but not forward.

Is a Craftsman 450ft/lb gun a bad decision?

Ha. Hahah. Hahahahahahahahaha. I would, but... I wouldn't want to embarrass anyone. <<<

I guess that's the main question: local network file sharing or sharing from remote locations.

Well, you could setup an FTP server to store/upload your files to and then use a web or FTP server to download the files.

AJ will have nightmares.

Well shit. Here I was thinking I could be cheap and get something good....

I'm not sure if this has been posted or not, but... I guess he had some nitrous and fuel rail blow-out. I couldn't find the full story. http://www.meleeperformance.com/pics/other/vette/vette1.jpg http://www.meleeperformance.com/pics/other/vette/vette2.jpg http://www.meleeperformance.com/pics/other/vette/vette3.jpg http://www.meleeperformance.com/pics/other/vette/vette4.jpg http://www.meleeperformance.com/pics/other/vette/vette5.jpg http://www.meleeperformance.com/pics/other/vette/vette6.jpg http://www.meleeperformance.com/pics/other/vette/vette7.jpg http://www.meleeperformance.com/pics/other/vette/vette8.jpg http://www.meleeperformance.com/pics/other/vette/vette9.jpg

My wallet and space for storing this is limited so I'm not looking for an all-out machine that will remove lug nuts and beat me off. I'm just looking for something I'll use from time to time. I'm looking to spend around $100 and since I got some gift cards for Christmas, I've been looking at this. I know it's nothing big as I heard many people don't buy anything below 7 gallons, but will I be disappointed if I get this to use on lug nuts and other random crap? Hell I don't even know what I'd use it for other than that. I've survived thing long without one, but I figure it may come handy sometime. Opinions please.

Wowowowowowowowowow.

And that's a good thing.

Yeh... I definately replied to the wrong thread. Ignore me.

It's fake.

It was a gift.

Aww, and here I was thinking you bought another dildo. I need my welder back.

Wasn't there one in your car when I was with you? Did you eat it?

I drove by. Didn't see anyone I knew so I left.

Oh yeh. That cylinder probably made 5psi. I ended up swapping engines.I drove it enough to get it back home.