Stop in for a cup of coffee
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LOL .
We had one class that their motto was "F- smooth... Fast is Fast"
172 points of inspection in 2 minutes or less
dukeboy440
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Geeze that's crappy, way too young!
Better get going, wife's headed out with some girlfriends for lunch, leaving me to my own devices lol!
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I cleaned it up a bit for audience but yes that is what I was gracefully referring to! We tended to chuckle with the slow is smooth smooth is fast crew! A couple hundred rounds later I am close…..but missed it by that much. From concealment 3 in alpha box then 2 in brain box in less than 2secs. Arghh!
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Day drinking on the horizon!
dukeboy440
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40,60 or 80 grit duragold disc to strip the dart @ @Mopar Tim
dukeboy440
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I have one sitting right here. It'll go into use this weekend. Drums are harder to find. The ones on the Eastwood site are about the same price
dukeboy440
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The drums on Eastwood or the tool?
Both but Eastwood has them in stock
Eastwood drums are around $24
Bauer (HF) are about $15
The tool on Eastwood is more expensive
How about ridges and curves? Flat look great.. And you have to be careful not to sand away body lines...
dukeboy440
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Wow price ha dropped on that thing. They were over 300 when they first came out. Question is, is that a better tool than a DA sander
Guess it depends on the application.... I watched the videos and did some reading. For what I'm doing on the undercarriage I think it's a better tool
dukeboy440
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Sweet, happened to be at the store when they got a shipment of trees in, bought the only two fruit trees they had, a pair of pears haha
shittyslant6
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Good Morning!
Today I went out in the duster to get some gas because I thought it was almost empty. (my gas stick is not too accurate)
It only took 6.5 gallons. So quick math, 88miles/6.4 gallons= 14.6666666666666666666666666666MPG! thats a hell of a lot better than I thought!
And last night I took out the heater control and the control panel since I want to mount gauges there and while I was at it I ripped out the carpet. i had previously patched the carpet with rubber floor mats and when I took it out, the floor mats had melted to the floor.
The laser thermometer said ERROR when I tried to measure it so that means the floor is over 120deg. at the minimum.
The heat tape I ordered will be here this afternoon
Today I went out in the duster to get some gas because I thought it was almost empty. (my gas stick is not too accurate)
It only took 6.5 gallons. So quick math, 88miles/6.4 gallons= 14.6666666666666666666666666666MPG! thats a hell of a lot better than I thought!
And last night I took out the heater control and the control panel since I want to mount gauges there and while I was at it I ripped out the carpet. i had previously patched the carpet with rubber floor mats and when I took it out, the floor mats had melted to the floor.
The laser thermometer said ERROR when I tried to measure it so that means the floor is over 120deg. at the minimum.
The heat tape I ordered will be here this afternoon
shittyslant6
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oh and chris.....
you were half right about the ballast bypass. I tried to drive it to school and it was backfiring and popping all over the place.
Singed my points a little bit. whoops.
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