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its just a scuff/nick in the shiny surface. I actually think a dab of shoe polish will hide it. 95% of the people that look at it wont see it, BUT I DO... its ok Im over it. Im moving on to: 1. shift knob 2. camera mount 3. cold air box

SC...400! Brown bottle or green bottle

Brilliant as always.

The mk2 wheel is in fact 1" larger in diameter, and .5" taller from hub to rim, but the difference is hardly noticable. I just took a nice little trip across town and its frigging brilliant. Its feels so good and slides through my grip coming off corners so nice. The extra padding i put under it...

Heh! nice. Im actually tickled pink with how it came out. Worth the 12+ hours it all took? Debateable, but I should be able to enjoy it for a good long time, so Im sure it will pay off. edit: with the scraps I have left over Im going to attempt a leather cover for the shift knob.

OK so no one on CS.com warned me this wasnt a straight bolt in affair as I thought it was. After a couple mods to make sure I still had a horn and that my signals would self cancel here it is in its installed glory. Ive VERY pleased with how it came out. out with the old...

I thought the same thing, besides the rocks and stuff about all I hear is the whine of gears. We have roads like that around here as well. I used to run em rally style back in the 80's. Its a lot of fun but my cars were never the technological marvel yours is.

Dude! RTFM! http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/TSRM/MK3/default.aspx you need everything spoon fed to you?

no Scott, I fold the cover in half, and prepunch all the holes with an awl. That ensures that the holes will be exactly opposite of each other and each side will have an equal number. Then I stretch the cover of the wheel, and lace it on. My new stitch makes an X pattern instead of the V pattern...

580ft/lb impact gun on 120psi :naughty: I have yet to find a bolt I cant take off.

A few weeks ago Tim changed out his steering wheel for an aftermarket one, and gave me his old one. The wrap was trashed but otherwise in good shape. Last week I stopped by the upholstery shop and picked up a scrap of leather big enough to recover the wheel and do my shift boot as well. After...

More like Napoleon Dynamite.

+ srsly...cro-magnon man! :biglaugh:

heh, I kept expecting a 'roo to jump out in front of you, much like deer (and god forbid, elk) here in the NW they seem to be attracted to back road speeders ;) But wouldnt that be a little more "fun" with trac off? I imagine that takes a different driving style.

did that one, last persons responce was laptop, I say desktop. Nike's or Doc Martins?

celica (on a chick) stud on the side of the nose or tongue stud?

HA, your situation is more and more like mine. I too WAS a dog person. My wife had wanted a cat but I kept finding reasons not to have one. But when this little thing appeared all helpless and abandoned under a swamp cooler, alone...there was no way I could let it die. Raising it from such a...

My wife and I rescued an abandoned kitten that was only days old. Its eyes were still closed and it was even smaller than your little bundle of cute. We had to do all the same things as you, the bottle, the stimulation. For a couple of days after he was old enough to walk we didnt see him poop...

This just in: Alabama goes 9-3 on the season :naughty:

Bionic woman (god I had the biggest crush on Lyndsay Wagner) flannel or jersey