Recent content by ah.b.normal

That is soooo cool! Under 25K I am pretty sure you don't need a CDL so long as you are not running a biz. RV specs may apply!

There, I fixed it fer ya.:cool:

All this is doing is making me hungry! Oh, Sweet Potato Soufflé with mini marshmallows!

Best of luck on #5!! CHEERS!

DS. If you will send him the payment I’d haul it to my place near Columbus, GA. You’d just have to wander over this way and pick it up!? I feel sure I could send you home with other junk bits as well! ;)

I wish I could curry my readers pity just now but that is nigh impossible as we are spending the next 2 weeks in Maui. Poor, pitiful me! Will my suffering ever abate?! House is maybe 6 weeks from final and the garage load of house supplies are dwindling by the day, even in my absence.(but...

Hot Dang! Get Weller Sooner!:D

All fuel line should have it's rating specs printed on it and a part number that one can usually google for all the info for that specific materiel. Hose makers have become very deliberate on making their name/specs obvious and easy to prove liability(or non-liability). Over rated hose...

Cue: Echoing, Evil, Laugh.

Ya know, on spots like an added cage maybe just fade to a contrasting color from there up?

Well this is one of the major tasks facing us Forum Posters. We are as much Tech Support as Cheering Section. Remember, you are taking on a task that the majority of car lovers wouldn't/couldn't touch with a 10' pole! And you are apparently working on two at once!, but apparently you like a...

Actually the way US cars were required to be wired the brake light feed should be virtually from batt to fuse to switch to light to ground; so it works at all times. BUT It is possible that the brake switch on an 07 must be synched with the BCM(which I hate.) If the switch has been...

Take a good look at your crank sprocket as well. It may just be the odd picture angle but I think I see a white dot on the face of the crank gear for the color coded chain link and it appears it is one or two teeth too far clockwise.

I'm completely baffled. It appears that the cam indexes are backwards, but I know from experience that if it looks like something's designed backwards I usually screwed up something somewhere. In this pic the cam we are looking at is(supposed to be) the exhaust cam. I just wanted to make sure...