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theres what it looks like. too bad its an ugly pic of the car with big tires on it, but you get the idea. props to tanya for the PS work

ive always been fond of the enkei evo 5's. these are gonna be my wheels when i get enough money.

fix't i suppose i could retitle the thread: wanna see some hands on my wood?

just like owning a tiger or an alligator.

if i only had a flannel shirt...:icon_bigg

hell if i know, i havent put a battery in yet. had a slice of dogwood after i cut one down, so i made it into something useful. it's got an atomic movement in it.

mine goes from soft to medium at 65-70 and stays at medium until i get back down to 60. sadly, i don't have the actuators or shocks. some damn shop took them from the last owner.

so we know they were in a shitload of pain before they died.

lol mass, youve got that right.

well a 2j fits in the compartment with some adjustment, and that gz looked like it was squozed into the mk4 plenty tight so id say itll fit, but with a tad more jiggling than a 2j. if you want some more info, check wikipedia for toyota century.

good luck finding one, as far as i know they were in the JP-only toyota century. did the super street article arouse your interest?

search and you'll find everything you asked for, it's been covered in depth here.

i spoke with a govt teacher yesterday and he seemed to think that it was withdrawn before the list was published. haven't seen the news in a few days so i can't say, but this is just what i heard.

keo has the right idea. crafsman hand tools, but if youve got the money its always better to buy from companies who specialize in what they make. as for relabeling, craftsman chainsaws are actually poulan. ew.

gotcha :bigthumb: thanks for clarifying.

craftsman should do for basic garage/light shop work. or if its one time use: central pneumatic :D

lucky bastard. im in the middle of a paper "the role of women in the middle ages, and how the wife of bath's tale (canterbury tales) does or does not fit with the role" due tomorrow.

hey Ian, good to see you back!

congratulations! and im still waiting for you to finish that fiberglass writeup :D

at the rate this is going, i'll pick up some Bi-tron and take it to college with me in august; tests will be back shortly after if they're too lazy to do it, us SM college kids are man enough to stand up and say "hell, we'll do it."