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maybe, maybe not...:naughty:

how about the poor swap job involved engine mounts made from recycled ziploc bags. when the civic crashed into the suv, the engine winds up in the passenger seat of the hyundai. anyone see those pics of the audi wrapped around the tree?

if you're really concerned you could break out the bristle wheel for a drill and clean it up. either that or could you use naval jelly on it to convert it to primer, then paint?

frayed so only a few wires are hitting every now and then, sending the signal. boo5t3d is right, simple circuit to check.

did you take the bezels and lenses off and see if they did burn out?

to me most of it looks like surface rust, except for the few spots along the seams. i'd tear it all down, though, just to be safe. looks nothin like the rust i've been dealing with on my truck.

yeah, ive used the clay bar and was amazed at the results. when the tree fell on the car too, meguiars cleaner wax took most of the surface scratches right out of the hood. i love the stuff, but i use turtle wax ice now that ive cleaner waxed and clay bar'd the whole thing.

mine is never really accurate. sometimes itll be on and then when i go up or down a hill itll go back to normal. its just hit or miss with my warning light.

smashed as in broken into or smashed as in shitfaced?

no, the specific one i was talking about was manufactured by 32 degrees, just called the carbon fiber barrel. the scepter kit from powerlyte was aluminum, with several bore inserts. and hell yeah, the carbon fiber wrapped tanks were great for dropping some weight from the setup. as for...

hrm, i thight she was either pissing on the door handle or stealing the car. what did happen to good samaritans?

no, i was referring to the larger-scale production and distribution of that one.

breaker bar for the motherf'ing win. 34 inches of angry iron pipe. thanks for the tip yellow, and thanks for the other approaches offered. with so much rust on this thing, i'm sure i'll be using every one of em. get ready for more threads like this!

yeah id strip some of it before i'd call it mine. but hey, its still faster than my NA, i'd drive it!

ah, i was wondering if it was something kind of like farenheit 9/11

anyone have any background on "loose change"? ive never heard of it.

its not torn to pieces, its called weight reduction! :yelrotflm only problems ive seen with carbon fiber were in paintball. a while back some company decided to make a two piece barrel with the tip/second piece made out of carbon fiber. it was great, really light, and you could shoot...

good use of packing tape though; ive gotten more than a few packages with just one layer of tape that's broken through in several spots, pisses me off.

yep. there was a thread about this a while ago. i think IJ said that the labels 'fragile' and 'do not bend' were taken as a challenge.

k, get it nice and warm without giving the stud much chance to absorb heat, then turn away. would the same principle work with heating the entire nut/stud and cooling the stud with water (or something similar), or would this weaken it even more?