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I wouldn't mind having some kimchi to rice out . BTW I'm korean

I wish my car was together so I could post some weight numbers. IMO the best way would be to modify the crossmember into a K member. I'm debating on whether I should move my KA forward more, to cope with some of the front end lift at high speeds. The weight number that "I" am trying to shoot for is about 2200 lbs. (chopped the front half off the car and building the frame with square tubing). I'll post pics upon request

If the AFM is not functioning properly, the ECU will run the engine rich. I would suspect the ZX module, but with electrical, you never know.

Adjust your doors first. Once the doors are mounted/spaced properly, then you can address the fender gap issue.

I think a 7 gallon is fine for a beginner. Kinda limits his spraying periods and forces him to stop and way until he sprays the next layer. As for body work, this is what I do. 1. pound out the dents to as straight as possible. If it looks like crumpled up paper, that is fine. The point is to use the least amount of filler as possible. 2. Apply a thin layer of filler expecting most of it to be sanded off. 3. Sand. start off with a 60 or 80 grit to just form it. I use a rag and some acetone to remove some of the tacky surface film before sanding so it doesn't gum up the sandpaper as much. Use your hands to feel where hi's and lows are. 4. Once its formed, there will be some scratches for the sand paper. I put another really thin layer of filler just to fill in the scratches and then use maybe a 150 grit and then move my way up to about a 600 grit. Another word of advice. Use a primer, paint will react differently from metal to filler. And spray as if you are misting the car. Many very thin layers is always better than one really thick layer

Looking at those. I think you might has an issue with the shoulder support area. Mine are no name knock offs, but are similar to those and I have a slight problem with the door hitting the shoulder support. Those look to be a little wider than mine.

I just cleaned mine up, electric taped it and pored some rubberizing stuff (like a liquid that you dip your tool handles in to give it a rubber grip) in the the cracks/holes from the inside. After I removed the tape, sprayed the outside of it with some wd40 and let is sit to lessen the brittleness. I also used the same rubberizing stuff to coat my springs after I had them blasted.

rustoleum ;-p

I have a small bench vice on mine. I like the one that 260zman posted, because of the lower height. I don't trust my press for precise holes, because the mounting plain is not level in orientation to the drill. Its adjustable every which way, except the one way that I would be able to adjust it to be true.

Transformers 2 tailer is the only one I remember Big A$$ robots lol

the Millionaire one made me LOL.

So do I

The starter solenoid just engages the gear inside the start to move forward to engage the flywheel/flexplate. If the starter solenoid was the problem, then he would just hear the starter winding and no cranking. I would just replace the wire and see if thats the problem first, should be an easy fix.

Most media players (that you would actually want to playback music on) can play back non DRM music (AAC = m4a) already. Its already a standardized file format. Heck even xbox can play that back

Usually such methods invites rodents into you garage . I know from experience .

Uh, it doesn't matter if its imported as a mp3 or m4a file. itunes doesn't encode DRM. DRM is only in files (yes files. Applies to movies/videos too) purchased through itunes. SO it doesn't matter what format its imported. BTW for those with iphones. I know of a way to crop and convert songs into ringtones free, just using itunes . (the "create ringtones" feature doesn't work ). 1.In itunes, right click the song you want to convert -> get info -> options. 2.Mess with the start/stop timing for the part you want to be your ringtone (doesn't crop the actual file). 3.preview it by just clicking ok and playing the song. 4.Once you have it the way you want it, right click -> "Convert to AAC". 5.find the converted song (I check by right clicking and going to get info again, then summary. it should say AAC in "kind" section), drag it to the desktop. delete the "AAC" one in itunes. 6.The one on the desktop. rename the file from ********.m4a to ********.m4r. Then just drag and drop in the ringtone section of itunes. Remember to go back to the original one and changing the start/stop back *** If you want, let say the whole song (longer than 30sec), itunes won't let you use it as a ringtone... unless you delete the original song from itunes. Then you can add the ringtone. I just move the song somewhere, delete it from itunes, drop the ringtone in, and drop the song back in

Missile launchers in the rockers ? lol

I would put another wheel on there that you know is straight. see if its just the wheel first. Do you feel any vibration while braking?

Bamf

lol. bb gun in the car. But why do that with at bb gun that retails for as much as a real hand gun? I'm not say he should switch to a real one. but why?

roflcopters o_O lol

go to napa or schucks and buy one that fits. they're all plastic

Fat chance lol. they want you to pay and redownload the non DRM version.

burning to a cdrw and then ripping it back , then erase the disc and repeat