To many parts??
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that intake is sexy, wish I had one like it...you can never have too many parts unles there is a completed engine on the dining room table, then it's time to quit your job and get it installed
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Originally Posted by rogue1
Best thing to do is E-mail me and I'll give you my address quick, so you can clear that junk out before you get in real trouble. Don't worry, I'll get the freight this time.
lol nice try. thatll be $4,000 in shipping charges
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Originally Posted by torkum
Hey Faster150, better get ride of the shot with the Autolites in it before the spark plug thread starts up again. Thanks again for the great deal on the 19s
Thanks again for the great deal on the 19sno prob im trying to sell my 24's and MAF now. and yeh im not gonna spray anymore im getting a PS1SC
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...2218496&rd=1,1
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Hey Fast - I'll swap yuh my Pile for your Pile
Damn truck runs better without this stuff any ways
Damn truck runs better without this stuff any ways
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Yeah, Yeah - I know I know - I have to drop yours off @ the UPS store .
Why don't you move all that stuff out of your room - out to the garage - Like on a motor or something ..??
Milwaukee's - Great Corded Tools and the best speed chucks - I don't care much for there cordless stuff . Hell , I like using a cheapo Ryobi Cordless Impact over anything else - It always works
Why don't you move all that stuff out of your room - out to the garage - Like on a motor or something ..??
Milwaukee's - Great Corded Tools and the best speed chucks - I don't care much for there cordless stuff . Hell , I like using a cheapo Ryobi Cordless Impact over anything else - It always works
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Have you guys had bad luck w/ the triggers dewalt cordless drills?I have ruined 5 new ones in 2 years.The list is as follows 3 cordless 18v w/ metal chucks,2 cordless XRP hammer drills and one electric SDS hammer drill.Two craftsman cordless drills i think they were 19.2?smashed them into pieces The best cordless i have found is the Ryobi 18v
The best cordless i have found is the Ryobi 18v
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Yeah , dewalts made by Black n Decker . I've have a 18volt out on loan , I forgot who borrowed , think the ex has it 
- triggers been good in that . I was putting a pool in and that thing ended up at the bottom - it still freakin worked aftre that!!!
You can't beat that DeWalt 12" compound chop saw - that things just awesome!!
- triggers been good in that . I was putting a pool in and that thing ended up at the bottom - it still freakin worked aftre that!!! You can't beat that DeWalt 12" compound chop saw - that things just awesome!!
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You don't have a transmission soaking in the bath tub do you?
I hear a dishwasher and some engine degreaser will clean up a carburator real good.
Seriously though, I have kept numerous car parts in the house, before I was married. I remember when I was a bachelor, I had the entire interior from my Firebird in my dining room. Had to put it all in the closet and attic when family was in town.
I hear a dishwasher and some engine degreaser will clean up a carburator real good.
Seriously though, I have kept numerous car parts in the house, before I was married. I remember when I was a bachelor, I had the entire interior from my Firebird in my dining room. Had to put it all in the closet and attic when family was in town.
