You are talking about one of those Rotox nozzles I think. Got one, its a time saver with that spinning stream. If you get one match it to your your gpm and psi output.
How about using POR15 instead of Rustoleum?
If the pressure washer didn't move it its not likely to flake off later. Some conditions where you have heavy scale a follow up with the needle scale-er might be needed, fortunately for you, you didn't need that. You could soak a sponge with the phosphoric acid stuff and pull it through the...
I was going to suggest Crutchfeild's too since they are right up the road from me. They are good about having odd din sizes like the 1 1/2 DIN GM's take.
And they have great details on what speakers will fit a given vehicle without cutting them up.
The sauce from NC and southern VA is light, thin and a bit sweet & sour and spicy. The best is made (:secret:) with the pork stock from the cooking process. Tough cuts need to be slow cooked to make all that connective tissue melt into tasty smooth gelatin that carries the seasonings that you...
Install ASpell and it will put auto spell check into any text window.
http://aspell.net/
Its two parts the engine and the dictionary.
Its puts a spell check choice in the context menu.
I cant live without it.
:agreed: Indeed, I have a low miles set of diamond precups I am saving for a potential rebuild of a 6.2 core setting in the shop. If it turns out those heads are toast someones going to get a nice set of precups for a bit of folding money ;)d
I picked up a technique from Alton Brown. Steam the chicken till its all most cooked through and then bake it off in the oven for crisp brown skin. GBD Golden Brown and Delicious with no smoke and flare ups. :thumbsup: I have not tried it with large pieces yet just wings, nor have I tried to go...
Pigeon Forge is a good central east coast location for such a meetup. Lots of stuff to keep the kids and ladies busy while we bench race. My path: http://g.co/maps/x2qzq
Daylight driving lights are not required here in VA. Are they required in CA or you just like them?
The USPS ran them back in the day and based on some dubious numbers that generated the US DOT later required US mfgs to implement them. States can require them to work on new cars.
Except fer me!!! :cool: Courtesy of the DOT. They speced one and the dealer installed it, along with the 2way radio, light bar, PA, after market cheesy alarm, big bright reflective tape stripe, and a big sticker over the filler door that says DIESEL ONLY. Even the wife couldn't miss it. :rof:
X3 back, knee, hip, sholder, messed up from, a fall in my teens, motorcycle accident, fall in the drained pool, fall through the porch, fall off ladder/scaffolding, and a few others. Doc said years ago its a wonder I can walk at all.
What helps: loosing 30lbs (big one), Inversion table, hot tub...
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Several of us at church were standing around one of the staff pastors notebooks looking at car pictures. Another staffer walked by and ask "what yall doing?" I said "looking at car porn" and he immediately joined in :)
Yea when you don't have the time or gear you find a way. I have done something like that in the crock pot and pressure cooker. Then brown it off in the broiler or grill or frying pan even. Fooled my BBQ pickey Bro in law. Buts its still not the same, but lot better than none :)
that's all the a shop you would take it to will do. Just DIY, you have the GPS for reference. Which back in the stoopid ages we did not have nor easy to move calibration jumpers. Don't ya just love the future? :hihi:
Yes is can. The specific heat of antifreeze is less than that of water. So the less water in the solution the less heat carrying capacity. Also the higher viscosity makes the coolant move slower. It will get to a much higher temperature before it boils, but with out the ability to move enough...