Tim240z

We used to do this: Get the cutting torch (oxy-acet) and light it and set the flame to a good cutting setting. Then, rub the tip of the torch on a piece of metal to put out the flame (gas still coming out). We would then take an empty pint milk container (cardboard type), fill with gas, hang a piece of newspaper out as a fuse, then close up the milk container and put it in a vice and light the paper and run like hell..... It would have our ears ringing for hours. It was amazing for such a small container. One time (and only one time) we decided to put toilet paper in the milk carton (clean toilet paper!!)....man what a friggin mess!!!!

I'm thinking Maserati Biturbo as they are more common:

From the' date=' town of bedrock the're a family out of history.... (take it)[/quote'] They jumped in.. Their crappy honda.. And got blown off by a Hybrid Z.. (Take it)

Don't forget the overheads a general contractor has....insurance, bonding, payroll, rent, etc that they have to maintain. It's always cheaper to be your own general contractor if you have the time and knowledge..... I'm busy with an addition to my house and garage, but the contractor is my Brother in law and he is doing at zero profit (or at least very little), so it helps to have someone that you know and trust when it comes to building contractors....I've heard all the horror stories!! I personally think that local municipalities are a little easier and more lax with you if you as the "homeowner" pull your own permits.....my contrctor had a hell of a time with the City getting the permits approved....for stupid stuff too!!!

Looks like Buell tank?

I wouldn't touch it with a 10 foot pole

fly out and drive it back

Oh man...this topic has been hashed out over and over and over......if you only got a few hits, then you must have searched incorrectly....every question you could possibly have has been asked and answered probably 1000 times over.... Go here: http://hybridz.org/nuke/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=search type in LSD as the search word select the Drivetrain forum and click search, then read away.........see ya in a few days oh...and welcome!!!

I have a great home based business for you...make extra money with just 1 hour a week.....just send cashier's cheque in the amount of $10,000.00 to receive your kit....... What I mean to say is...no it's not real!

Just ribbin man....

Update your profile with your location...that will help

Hey...you MOFOs don't live in Southern California!! Prices are crazy here because car theft is real bad, and lots of uninsured drivers and 'undocumented aliens' driving around in POS cars that are unregistered and uninsured......

The advantages of age!! My $20k coverage is <$400 per year....

Keep in mind that unless you have agreed value coverage, then the 'total out' value of the car will only be around $1500. So if the cost to repair approaches or exceeds that, the value of the insurance is not worth it. I have agreed value coverage for $20k with my insurance company. Tim

De Ja Vu?

Don't think of it as a breakdown....think of it as "an opportunity to upgrade" Tim

The national news (Dan Rather) had a segment on this last night....seems like it has hit main stream big time!!!

I just did a search using the search button at the top of the screen (between "Memberlist and "FAQ"), typed in Toyota Calipers, changed the radio button to 'search all terms' and selected the drivetrain forum and found tons of info.......

Look at the top of the page, and click on the search button. This topic has been discussed ad nauseam........ Search in the suspension forum......All the info you could possibly want is only a couple of clicks away Tim

I know this is frowned upon...and I shouldn't be doing it, but I have a set of HREs (16x10 and 16x9). PM me if you are interested. They fit with stock springs, but will need, at least, small flares)

Uncalled for. Back off! Thread is now locked....chill out guys...they're just bloody cars!!!!

I did that with the lower one:

OH NO...you didn't just put gold spinners on those dubs did ya!!!!!