Twistedrx7

btw where at in worthington as i am off of hard road

tow truck possibly? maybe someone didnt like you and had it towed who knows

only 500 more miles to go

Mine didnt because i am still breaking in the engine. there were a few that did though. They were running 10.8 to 11 something

my rx7 was there atleast. still breaking in the engine owns

This is true. Each insurance company has their own point system for tickets and offenses. A 2 point ticket may be 3 point to them or 1 point. All depends.

Some misinformation going on here! You cannot take a class to remove points from your license. All it does is add a 2 point buffer onto your license. So instead of the usual 12point suspension, you can get the 14point suspension. Usually only helpful when you have 6 points or 12 points on your license. Just FYI

Havent seen you in a long time david

Bump someone help me out with a loving home.

sell yet?

I loled as soon as i saw the Panda...that is the best one

the guys name in the sti is steve. he worked at the glass place next to pick n pull

that was 3rdhonk days.

crazy eyes

dont worry about it too much. pick up some wall stone build it and your done. pick up some split n stack or brussel dimensional tapered wall stone from mr mulch. Make sure you glue it as well. Dont buy the UNILOCK glue it is more expensive. The same stuff is for sale at Lowes called Titebond.

wow lot of information going on in this thread. If it was me i would do a Paver Patio. It is better than a stamped concrete slab. One because it provides different color options and a mix of colors as well. Two, It definitely provides a better look down the road. Pavers are pretty easy to put down and do yourself. Especially since you have an easy open area to work with. Since you want to build up to have a level step coming off the house it isnt a problem. All you need is the following: 1:Underlayment, this helps retain the base material from going into the dirt and causing your patio to sink later. 2: Base material #411/46D This is your foundation/footer of the patio 3: Plate compactor, this is used to compact the base material. compact 2 inches at a time otherwise you will be at it all day 4: #9's - this is used only as the final leveling material for your pavers. It is spread out an inch think over the base and the pavers sit right on top of them. 5: Pavers 6: Polymeric sand- this is brushed in once everything is completed, it a polymer so it will harder up and keep your bricks from moving. It does not need reapplied. 7: mortar - We use this around the edge of the pavers instead of edging material. Edging usually pops up over the years and can brings your pavers with it. Mortar works a lot better. 8: Grinder/Chop to make any cuts necessary. It may seem like a lot but for what you are doing it wouldnt be too hard. The only thing is if you do build up you will need a wallstone to hook in the base material. Check out this site for more pictures of things to help you figure something out.

BTW did that shop owner decide to call the cops? I figured he would of seen our white trash asses and thought profit, guess not.

really? you posted at the meet from your phone. you really are addicted!

thats because we went somewhere else. It felt like CPD was rapeing us with their eyes.. Crazy shit thought 1030 on the dot they all rolled up. nice meeting everyone again.

is this the one by easton?

awesome i appreciate it!

150amps

Anyone know where i can pick these up locally? http://www.crutchfield.com/p_211FAFS150/StreetWires-AFS-Fuses-150-amp.html Had two blow on me awhile and need to pick some up for my Dblock. Columbuscaraudio perhaps?

how well can she beat me off while driving the car?

looks like Billy