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No, it's not, I'll agree with you 100% on that one.

Come by my place, I'll take you down to the shop (we'll make the trip in a 160,000 mile MKIV) and when we get there I'll show you a 1/2 dozen 150K+ mile 2JZ-GTE's making far more than that... The JZ series of motors (especially the 2J) have been proven time and time again to be one of the...

It will be kind of difficult to find 20 year old examples of this motor until 2012... Which will be the year the design turns 20 years old... :rolleyes:

Client Service Coordinator. She runs the front desk, but it's a bit more than a receptionist. She makes the appointments, answers client calls, checks clients in and out, performs the daily follow up calls, etc. She also does client education on what to expect for their visit and what...

She works in an Animal Hospital, not a kitchen...

She's at work knucklehead, and she doesn't have Internet access there. She probably wont' see it until after 8pm tonight... ;p

You are right on the heat range. But I would get the plugs without the "-11" on the end if possible. Running higher than stock boost you'll want a smaller gap. You can gap any plug down, but I'd rather start out closer to where I want to be and not have to stress it. Also, anytime you mess...

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The -11 indicates "Wide Gap", in this case .044" If you are running anything over stock boost, you are going to want to gap your plugs down anyway, so selecting the ones without a dash number on the end are better for those applications. Here, this should help: And since we are on...

Fixed. :/

Theresa waited tables in the past, I never have. We were both interested if you had a source, or if it was your gut telling you this. We both agree, but we were wondering if you had a citable source.

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I'm not getting into this mess of a thread except to say that 5 of Wills motors were installed in either mine or Eric Varah's garages. (Will was living in an apartment during the timeframe you are talking about...) And not all those motors were melted pistons. I pulled and inspected more than...

Maybe we do and we just are misunderstanding each other. I'll clarify: If a waiter/waitress gives you acceptable service, I feel you should leave at least a 15%-20% tip. If they give you substandard service, you give them a smaller tip. If they completely blow, give them nothing. If the...

As Theresa said, maintaining it isn't bad, but setting it up was hella expensive: The tank, stand & lights were close to $1000 The live rock was about $500 There's about $200 worth of sand in there The Protien Skimmer was about $200 (this is a must have) The other filter was about $100...

Tank is by Oceanic. It's 72.5" x 18.5" x 25" holds 135 gallons. I know it weighs in at well over 1500 lbs with all the gear, water, etc. Current tank population is (Links to other people's photos since they are better photographers than I am): Green Chromis x5 Royal Gramma x1 Flame...

Newest additons to our saltwater tank: Royal Gramma: Feather Duster (This is a worm believe it or not. Lives in a tube...): Sand Sifting Starfish: Flame Angel:

Now that kind of crap will get me to leave a $.02 tip... There's never an excuse to act like that.

You actually write very well in English, don't worry about it. Welcome to Supramania.

It's not luck. It's a choice. ;p IMO, 10% is just not enough for these folks, 15% is even pushing it for decent service. Here in GA these folks make $2.13 an hour. If they work a 40 hour week, that's only $85 a week before taxes. And most places take tax out based upon the state...