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Stag 4h upper, Spike's lower, magpull stock. 20" barrel, 1:9 twist, chromed. single stage trigger, nothing fancy. It's my first AR, so I'm waiting on ammo so I can go break her in.

I cringed when I saw that i'm gonna go pour a quart of oil out for you.

I agree, but it's very pricey stuff. The rear rack by itself new for my bike costs $160, and side racks are another $180. I scored a heck of a deal. Although, engineering and build quality of the rack is worth it, the luggage costs are not. For example, a pair of givi v35 side cases run $550 new. IMO, that's a rip off: Btw, nice score on the bike... are you replacing the exhaust or keeping this one?

I picked up a used givi rack (sides and top) and a givi economy 41 L case a while ago. It holds a ton of stuff, and I haven't even installed the side racks (no luggage for those, it's expensive), but I paid $150 shipped for the whole setup + $140 for molded piece of plastic.

It wasn't just the buick GN that had a turbo 6 chevy. Could be a 4.3 out of a syclone/typhoon mated to a t56 or a wc t5, those had 4.3 v6 turbos. If memory serves, pontiac also had a 20th anniversary trans am in 1989 that had a 250hp rated 3.8l v6 turbo

Yeah, right now on aimsurplus bulgarian spam can is $77 http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?item=A76254B&name=Bulgarian+Silver+Tip+7.62x54R+147grn+FMJ+440rd+Can&groupid=40

I know non-milsurp can be expensive, about price of a .308. but milsurp is cheap, but has gone up in price. in 2008, i bought a can of bulgarian heavy ball (440 rounds) for $49. Now it's almost doubled in price

It's cheaper than .308, as far as I can tell... I just bought a spam can of 440 russian surplus 54r for $79

Leon: that's the one I usually shoot at. Use ammonia to clean it after you shoot, otherwise rust forms very quickly, learned that the hard way a long time ago Jmortensen: Actually, yes. kiwi: local shop to me, bay area gun vault, actually has a westinghouse mosin m1891 there for sale. $250, I believe. There were also remington mosin 1891 rifles produced too. The 2nd one down on the list isn't an m38. it's a 91/59

Dead center of the picture, 1942 Finnish Mosin M39, VKT stamped, matching serial numbers on receiver and bolt, all original, and the bore is like a mirror. Can't wait to take it shooting. Compared to 20+ million russian mosins, there were only about 130,000 finnish mosins made, so they're a bit more expensive, and don't drop in price.

LOL. GLad I'm not the only one that thought BTTF when I saw the thread title. (but it's 1.21 gigawatts)

They may not be collectors' items right now, but that will change

On a related note, I was at Costco last weekend, and they have Maisto 240z 1:18 die casts once again, in 112 yellow and nissan persimmon red for $12

RoboCop Speaks to Detroit from Peter Weller The 1:05 mark.... I just about died laughing

Wouldn't it technically be a wide butt hole exhaust? This was my old setup on the rotary: Magnaflow SS straight through, 3", with a 3.5 or 4" tip. Welded by a local shop.

damn, i should've bought these up years ago when they were available over the counter for $40!

Maybe the filter/regulator is defective. See if you can exchange it for another equal part?

how are you measuring your pressure? where inline did you put the pressure gauge?

jeez, that camaro is too nice to yank apart. haha

What's your high pressure issue? Standard LS1 pressure is supposed to be 55-60psi. I think majority of people here use 2 options: 1. the pressure regulated fuel filter from a 2001(?) corvette. It has an internal pressure regulator, a return line, and a single line going to the engine 2. fuel pressure regulator set up near the engine, with fuel rails being fed and a return line going back to the tank

free? do it

No, it's just a little north of Sacramento

Yes. THe only thing is that it's a big laptop. 17" is pretty huge. And hefty. It's more of a mobile workstation. Look at laptops on dealnews.com. If you are near a fry's: http://dealnews.com/Lenovo-Idea-Pad-y560-p-Core-i7-Quad-2-GHz-16-LED-Laptop-for-680-pickup/468536.html or this: http://dealnews.com/Lenovo-Think-Pad-Edge-E420-Core-i5-2.3-GHz-14-Laptop-for-539-free-shipping/468199.html or this: http://dealnews.com/Lenovo-Think-Pad-T420-i-Core-i5-Dual-2.3-GHz-14-Laptop-for-645-free-shipping/468121.html

They actually released t3 and t3i at the same time. http://photography.bhinsights.com/content/canons-newest-eos-rebels-t3-and-t3i.html

basically, the easiest way to copy your data is to buy an external hard drive. it doubles as a backup in case something happens. Copy your documents to the drive from the laptop before format, then copy them back when you get your laptop rebuilt/reformatted. 1 terabyte units cost well under $100 now. Some even come with backup software built in or included with the disk. For example, here's a 1tb western digital external with free shipping for $70. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822136469 if you're on XP, you want to back up the following directories by default: c:\documents and settings\username (whatever your username is). Under this directory, copy the following: \my documents \my videos \my pictures \my music \contacts \favorites [internet explorer bookmarks] \downloads \links \saved Games [if you play games] you may need to turn on option to view hidden files and folders under tools->folder options->view->'show hidden files, folders, drives' and also uncheck 'hide extensions for known filetypes' this will display extra folders under your user profile. if you use microsoft outlook (not express), go into local settings\microsoft\outlook. if there's a large file called outlook.pst (or anything with .pst extension), copy that over. That contains all your mail within outlook. In firefox, make sure to export your bookmarks into html. This site has a hefty write up on this as well, but you can generally omit many things under \program files and \windows http://www.argentuma.com/backup/system-backup.html