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Looks good, love the diy-might-be-more-work-than-the-price-of just-buying-one projects. Totally my style.

I would call all of them, because unfortunately the best one is the one that has the car you need.

Btw, I believe wheel medic has one, but most shops don't like doing it because of the paint risk.

Main thing is heating the paint up so it doesn't crack. I used 1 1/2" PVC with a rag to do my G8. What offset are your rears?

Awesome, I still want to own a nice long travel Baja at some point. So, will they catch legal heat from some of that stuff?

Cool idea, not really my interest. Could someone please tell me that Corona bottle isn't plumbed into the bottom of the gas tank as a float gauge?? There's something that I'm not real crazy about having a protruding glass cylinder full of fuel right above my lap.

Dropping my front Brembo's off this week! Hard part is picking a color. Considering the purple....

Different routing due to extra bracing underneath maybe?

I would definitely buy oiled. My oiless drive me nuts with the noise.

I saw a white one with all red emblems at our daycare on East broad. Last year, and only time I've seen one.

I could look it up, but what is a good price on one of these?

When I rent one from Murray, it includes the trailer for that price. Pick it up Saturday evening and get it untill Monday morning for the price of one day.

Emma on the left, with our smaller dog, back at my old bachelor pad. She's been with me longer than my wife! http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20160221/5beb42c7a3bbdac0bc6b096007e4dbce.jpg

Well, she's definitely doing better, but not much to report info wise. She is using the back legs now and doesn't appear to be in pain. They're thinking some kind of stroke or clot. She literally would just roll over when she tried to use her rear legs. Hopefully it's not the start of a consistent issue. Thanks for the info/words, 12 yrs is a long time member of the family.

Our oldest dog Emma (almost 12) is panting and drooling constantly, and now will barely use her back legs. Doesn't whine when I put pressure on any areas, but is definitely distressed. Only change over the last week was that they got out and ran the woods/neighborhood for several hours on Wednesday. She was visually sore yesterday, but nothing like this. Any suggestions, and are Medvet and OSU my only options?

Just buy these and enjoy the smooth as butter ride. http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20160218/7ec93f02438a572a3716664afe114248.jpg

Didn't see it listed, but preval sprayers are the little jars with canned air. They work amazingly well and are available at Lowes for $10.

Cool project for sure. Does he have any motor work done? Did he buy a wrecked donor or something?

I always heard that plastic liners move/vibrate and rub the paint off. Then they trap moisture and cause rust. Evil liners!! On the other hand, they sure make it easy to slide things in and out. I've used the autozone liner kits on two trucks, and it wasn't hard at all. Take your time and you'll get good results. A better product will prob give even better results, I'm sure someone can suggest one.

Yeah, I've talked with him a few times, nice guy. When are they saying this thing will hit?

Nice, would you need the year and builder of my home to spec a cam for one of these?

No issues? Tough deal to pass up.

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Yep, that's me. I'm driving the G8 right now while my 4runner is down. Is your FJ black? One of the guys from wheel medic drives the lowered Honda Odyssey van that you see in the parking lot sometimes.

Lol, Goddard? We are too.