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  1. Ok Fella's, here is a link to the recipe I used....

     

    If chopping habaneros by hand, rubber gloves are recommended since the habanero peppers will burn the skin.

     

     

    ...and wear a fire suit while serving :wink:

  2. I don't know how you downed that entire muffin. I smelled it and my eye's began watering (I'm not exagerrating). I took a small taste and the flavor was unbelievably yummy, but it cost me more than 10 minutes use of my taste buds and a few tears :wink:

     

    Good stuff John!

  3. Driving by the field last night, I saw two Staters investigating. I Stopped to talk with them. They asked a few questions and told me it was looking like a record buck, or close to it, and there was public 'chatter' about it. A little googling...

     

     

    103109sandydeer2.jpg

     

     

     

    Some of the forum talk is interesting... http://www.ifish.net/board/showthread.php?t=275841

     

     

    News story... http://www.oregonlive.com/clackamascounty/index.ssf/2009/11/sandy_man_cited_for_illegally.html

  4. I know id need a threaded sleeve for them to thread into but were can I find one of these?

     

    Try Beta Motorsports, Ground Control, Speedway, Lefthander Chassis, etc.

     

    I was thinking I could just chop the miata ones when then I realized the sleeves are aluminum. and those wouldnt weld verry well to the oe shock inserts sleeves which I believe are steel.

     

    I'm not familiar with the Miata stuff you speak of, but most vendors provide aluminum threads/nuts. They aren't normally welded in.

     

     

    Does anyone know were I could find the correct sized sleeves that i could weld on so I can install these?

     

    Keep in mind the strut tube diameter is different between early and late 260Z. Make sure you get the threaded tubes that fit your strut tubes (measuring them would be the safest bet).

  5. I occasionally weld plastic. What I use is similar to that linked in the first post, but with a rollerized rod feeder/guide (manual) slipped on the end. I've only used it on PVC, CPVC, and Polypro.

     

    Depending on weld orientation and quality, it can be reasonably strong.

     

    Built a laptop stand on an existing poly cart a couple weeks ago for a customer...

     

    PlasticWeld.jpg

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