If you do copper anti-seize and slightly under torque, it's easier to get them off next time. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Mazin
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If you do copper anti-seize and slightly under torque, it's easier to get them off next time. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Mazin
WOW... the higher elevations / hills around us have light dusting of snow. Crazy, like we're living in the foothills.
My Cavalier had torx on the brakes as well, so now I have that tool floating around my tool box now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mazin
My neighbor had the guys at a brake shop cross thread the bolts that held the caliper on his Acura. That's why you always have to insist that they hand torque the lug nuts.
I split my eye lid open & it required 14 microfilament stitches to repair. He did a fine job matching margins, Cheers Tad @ Rose ED.
Bout time I took some damage that looks cool.
Good shiner too... all smokey eye chic. Very hawt.
Good night folks.
wait, you can't just lead in with a story like that and then not say how you did it.
Exactly ! Give up the details. And the mandatory pictures.Quote:
Originally Posted by CavSct1983
Nothing to tell, object met my face & hard but I kept standing. ; )
Pm # & I'll share a pic. Not doing glamour shots here.
3.5 weeks till the lunar eclipse .
That's right! Yay
I want to make so many jokes about burning chicken and door knobs. Okay, pretty much just that one joke.
Glad you are here to post about it.