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my supra has 2 years to go before i can get antique plates for it :D

good luck. i think you'll be the pioneer so make sure to post pics :)

i agree about the parts getting wet, but i take a little while after assembly of anything ive washed and go over it with filtered compressed air. takes a while longer but i like the extra security it gives me.

after searching for a while this is all i came up with: http://secure.mediafusiontech.com/heathway/shopping/Items.asp?action=DISPLAY&Category=35&Subcategory=92

you only need to heat em up a little, a simple stove or hotplate can work easily. its also easier to get even heating on a stove

id imagine the oven would be ok, but i'd put it in a pan of water and set it in the oven. looks like the tsrm had a pic of one on a hotplate. seems like water would transfer heat better than just air, but thats all speculation :)

Joe and Gils, does that mean they have the same defi start up and end sequence too?

damn, OoS. you've got one good idea there. cash in on that one, and ill be your first customer.

annealing will make the copper more flexible by changing the molecular structure slightly, but it can only be annealed once or twice before you start seeing ill effects.

he's going for weight reduction primary, response secondary; he'll need to remove the whole AC setup to accomplish both.

not a noticeable gain in our NA's. in my mind, the NA is never going to live up to the power of a GTE, unless you bore it and stroke it (way too much money for my budget). i'd just keep the NA in the best condition possible, and ready it for a GTE swap later down the road. its personal...

im going on the record, saying: if an 84 year old woman raped me, it'd take a hell of a lot more than $5000 to right all wrongs.

i wondered if that was an issue with it, lack of protection for the whole gun.

SC or any of the others, have you all seen the clipdraw attachments that bolt up to the frame of handguns? anyone ever used one?

read the potato gun incident and that reminded me: i taped 3 pringles cans together and made a tennis ball mortar. to fire it, you put about a teaspoon of lighter fluid in and stick a grill lighter through a hole in the bottom. so i put a few tablespoons in, thinking more is better. it...

i fired up the car after taking the whole intake manifold off to replace the starter. that was my first mistake. after everything was back in place i fired it up and it ran like shit. it would idle rough and almost always die if i wasnt revving it past 2k rpm. popped the hood and remembered...

id definitely go with the compact glocks, maybe the glock 26. id say minimum .40 for stopping power, seeing as most shots fired in a self-defense situation won't be extremely accurate.

hey photoshop gurus, think you could put this onto this? just the front would be fine, if you could hide the rear sawblade.

SC, thats shocking. i figured they'd try to tear your wrist off with the recoil. oh, do you mind defining stovepiping?

lol, quin, i think Hells and his TT movement got to him before we could save him. yes, 2jz p/s line is a must when you install a jz series engine.