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My sister thought they were cool to play with untill she let two of them snap together. They smacked together with such force, that they shattered.

Yes I do.

Trust me guys, they are strong! I wouldn't doubt that they could pick up a head. I bought a few of them from wondermagnets.com for my GN engine. I put them on the outside of the oil pan, because I forgot to put them inside when I assembled the engine. I figure this way, the inside of the pan will be easier to clean anyways. I can't imagine trying to get small metal particles off of that magnet, no way, no how.

Your Z is CLEAN, I say keep it clean. The punched rear looks a little 'too much' in my opinion.

Sleep in your vehicle. When they hit it again, you will catch them red handed. Keep a camera and cell phone handy. That's what I would do.

I can never view streetfire videos for some reason. Some others were having the same problem. Is it possible to download the video's from somewhere other than streetfire?

Granite isn't out over here. Every house we built in the last 5 or 6 years have had solid surface counter tops. Granite, corrian, and concrete have been the norm. The big thing lately has been concrete though. My Dad and I completely remodeled his kitchen a few years ago. It used to have crappy formica counter tops and ugly cabinets, so we gutted the whole kitchen. Ripped the ceiling down, vaulted it and included a couple skylights. Put down uneven edge tile floor in brick-lay pattern. Installed new oak cabinets at uneven levels with crown moulding. Seeing as he wasn't going to spend the money on big slabs of granite for the counter tops, we just used 12X12 tiles butted together and trimmed the edges with oak. It looks fantastic and it's hard to tell at a glance that it is a tile counter top. I took a couple quick pictures for ya: Picture 1 Picture 2 I say do the granite tiles, you'll like it.

John Spina of Caspers Electronics has those Z4 lights upside down on the back of his Factory Five Spyder Project. Click here for pictures.

I was told there was a production problem. I still haven't even recieved a price yet! *Huff*...I'm playing it cool though, because this guy got us the Datsun patches, so I know he's good for it. It's been a while, but please be patient. I'll let you guys know when I have new information.

NICE! My buddy used to build his own engines to spin some crazy R's. Going over 100mph on water is NOTHING like it is in a car, especially with little to no windshield. Its a really fun hobby and I loved to be around it.

Nice choice! You have to love that V-8 sound too

Stop sign=R200 Rectangle=R180

From that picture, I would hazard a guess and say you have an R200. Does the differential cover look like a stop sign or more of a rectangle?

Take your '77 and put it back together 100%. Once it's together, install your other L28 and make it your daily driver. Then focus on getting the '76 completed! Let the '76 be your fun car.

Why do I picture dr_hunt as Charles Bronson?

The problem lately is kids using "text type". Like using the letter "r" for the word "are" or the letter "u" for the word "you". This combined with run on sentences gets very frustrating to read. Typing a post here should be no different than writing a paper to be handed in for school...

Here's the above mentioned tractor auction click here and have fun with the scammer!

Pretty cool video! But, how is it that you JUST heard that Papa Roach song?

Hahaha! VW makes some good commercials Click here

Sounds like you already are:) Now get off the damn computer and enjoy yourself

Lucky!

PegasusAutoRacing.com has the reducer elbows also.

Actually, wheel diameter has nothing to do with Dale's method. It's not perfect, because of the room for error, but it gets you in the right ballpark for what ratio you might have.