You deserve a beer.
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Awesome work so far Justin! :ineedabeer Damn....I wouldn't attempt doing something like this by myself....knowing me, I'd probably break something :blink
Damn, that's exactly what I'm afraid of seeing. I pulled my filler cap yesterday to add oil and lo and behold; yellowy shit all over the filler hole despite having done a long drive from Charlie's place to home. Not good...
Good choice. I'm absolutely in love with my studs. So worth the money.Quote:
Originally Posted by danewilson77
@John - after you drive with the wheel you'll like the thick version. My Z's steering wheel looks about that thickness. Kinda odd to say it, but it installs confidence when I grasp it
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no news yet on Rob's gift?
And Happy Birthday
Do you know how to adjust the parking brake with studs installed?Quote:
Originally Posted by M0nk3y
Hope it doesn't require adjustment. LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by terraphantm
But seriously, just probably remove a stud (via 2 nut method) and do standard operating procedure.
^ I was under the impression that the red loctite would make that pretty much impossible. Without heat anyway, which would likely damage the bearing.
The 2 (acting like a jamnut) nuts should do that trick. That with a breaker bar will take it right out.Quote:
Originally Posted by terraphantm
If not, a quick torch should soften.
just use a wheel chock... parking brakes are for losers ;)