Spoolme

It's running, still has some problems. It was nice to meet you. I'll keep you posted.

Nope don't really care. I'm just asking.

What does that mean? You're going to delete it like the other thread just for telling what all went wrong?

This whole process building this car has been an experience I would not want to repeat. Over the winter I had the car bolted and tuned. A few issues could not be fixed at the time because of weather. The over-boosting and knock retard that I was seeing was not fixed in time to save the engine. I will add more when I have a little more time and give you a detailed story.

Senate Passes Bill Allowing Concealed Carry Of Guns In Restaurants Thursday, May 27, 2010 6:30 PM Updated: Thursday, May 27, 2010 7:02 PM Print StoryE-mail StoryCOLUMBUS, Ohio — Guns could soon be on the menu in Ohio restaurants if a proposed law is approved. Ohio Senate Bill 239 passed the senate on Thursday. If approved, it could lift restrictions, allowing those with concealed carry permits to bring guns into restaurants that serve liquor, 10TV's Lindsey Seavert reported. Gun rights advocates said most Midwestern states already allow guns in restaurants, and that it is time for Ohio to follow suit. The bill has raised some concerns, Seavert reported. The Ohio Restaurant Association opposes the measure, and said guns in establishments serving alcohol pose a risk. Stewart Miller, the general manager of brewery and restaurant Gordon Biersch said lawmakers should listen to concerns from the industry. "It opens up a can of worms, just one more thing we have to manage," Miller said. "It might be something we have to incur extra labor and have somebody managing a busy Friday Saturday night an off duty policeman or a bouncer or something like that." The Buckeye Firearm Association said the change is long overdue. They said that those carrying guns would not be allowed to drink under the proposed law, and that restaurants would have the option to opt out of allowing patrons with guns. "They can get a piece of tape and stick a sign on the door that says 'No guns' and they don't have to worry about it, just that simple," said spokesman Ken Hanson. If it passes, Gov. Ted Strickland is expected to sign the measure into law, Seavert reported. Watch 10TV News HD and refresh 10TV.com for continuing coverage.

I've used Goo Gone a couple of times with success. Peel the decal off then use the goo gone and wax the area.

Nice ride man. I saw it out back, then saw you open her up when leaving.

Is this the car that was at IPS on Friday?

You can take it to meineke on sawmill, they use oil for their garage heaters.

That car is amazing

Thanks, I'll take a look.

Man I gotta say, really nice car!

That's funny that this came up. My wife and I just upgraded phones and got droids and we have the same problem. It's hard to understand what she is saying when I call her. She thought it was just my hearing and I showed this to her. Maybe we'll have to exchange them too.

Those look like prison tattoo's.

What a difference between old and new. Looks really nice.