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Bikes y0. And I'm benchracing my good friends bike for him since he's not on here.

Fair enough! Well then in 2 weeks lol. Whatev.

Better bring the bike on the 18th. I got somethin fo ya.

You can ride with me Friday the 18th.

Sounds like your boy is just a tad inexperienced at this then. Meh.

Mother effers....I won that race....from my living room.

Hopefully in the trash where it belongs lol.

I just bought a 3GS last month. Anyone think customer service would let me upgrade to the iPhone 4? Lol, and a week after I got my 3GS, it was jailbroken. It's so much more fun this way! Took me a few minutes to figure out how to do it with the newer bootrom, but Cydia FTW.

You make it out to Trails to do some passes Paul?

Was he a pit? We just did the same thing because our dog had very similar symptoms. He ends up pooping blood all day long, take him to the vet and have them put him down. Still don't know exactly what, but it's some sort of auto-immune thing.

Holyyyyy crap! I want one!

What did the Civic and CRX w/the 1 piece front ends run? I don't even want to know how light that CRX was lol.

It'll roll out alright.

I would really love to see the Route 66 done again next year. Unless there's more to the Skyline Drive/Blue Ridge Pkway, it's not really that long. Plus, more car history on the Route 66 route!

Ditto. Went to Windsor last time they were around here, and it ended up getting cancelled cause of the wind.

Doc, any idea if Scott plans to repeat this next year? I'll sign up right now.

Will this happen next year as well? My car wasn't ready in time but I'd really like to do it.

Sweet. That's where I stopped because it looked right. Just wanted to make sure.

How far in does the pilot bearing go? Flush with the end of the crank, or all the way in until it bottoms out on the lip? Thanks.

Do NOT get one of the nail guns you have to hit really hard. The ones you hook up to the air compressor are the best. If it were my house, I would use 3/4" wood. It's solid stuff. I worked for a general contractor for 4yrs doing interior remodeling. I've done a number of hardwood floors, and the kitchen/living room in my own home. DON'T go to Lumber Liquidators for your wood. I've had nothing but baaad experience with them on every job we used it. I have 3/4" red oak in my house. Make sure you chalk a line down the room so that you have something to measure off of to make sure all your rows (especially the first few) are running true. Prep the subfloor. Make sure all nails/staples are out of the subfloor/floor you are covering. Also, get rid of any existing 'lips' before you lay the hardwood. You'd be amazed at what you notice after the floor is down. You can use red rosin paper like above, or you can get a roll of tar paper. Don't overlap the tar paper or rosin paper. Again, the whole lip thing. Staple the paper down to the floor before you start running the wood. As a general rule, we would make sure our joints weren't closer than 6". It keeps the floor looking nice, as well as holds it all together much better. Get a flush cut/undercut saw for the door jambs. Don't cut the wood around the door jambs. Grab a scrap piece and mark how far up the jamb/door trim the wood goes, then give about 1/16" or so extra so you can slide the wood under what you cut out. It's a much nicer look. On your first few rows, you'll notice that you can't use the pneumatic floor stapler because the handle hits the wall. You'll need a finish nailer for that. I always shoot nails straight down on the ends of the wood, but only the ends against a wall lol. The rest of those first few rows, just angle the gun at about a 45* angle, on top of the tongue and fire! You want to have the groove against the wall you're starting on, and the tongue side should be seen as you are laying the wood. Reason is b/c that's what the pneumatic floor stapler needs to staple the wood down. I think that's it. Lol.

Listen to the crowd when he says f%%*#*#n. Totally "edited" and quoted so you'll believe it. For the record, Obama and all his red-shorts-wearing-followers can rot in hell.

I'm in...

LOL @ that radiator!!!!

Obviously I will need an LS1 bellhousing, but are the input shafts the same? Just wondering if this will work with an LS1? What about slave cylinder? Can I use an LS1 slave on that trans? Thanks! I'm newer to the manual trannies so just tryin to get some info.

None there except the Eastwood units. Which are pretty sweet. But I just saw a friend who's selling his lol. Maybe I'll borrow it before he sells it.