Recent content by fancypants

I've been waiting for a good deal on this model to come up and this is by far the best I've seen. $80 shipped. Thanks for the tip.

buy it

The system will show them as read because "Thread/Forum Read Marking Type" is set to "1) Inactivity/Cookie Based". "get off the forum" is the scenario people are experiencing. People look at a thread or two, then go get a cup of coffee, go back to work, etc., and come back to find that the...

Fat chance

Any further comment from the powers that be? Should we just assume that this will never be fixed? Would be nice to have an answer either way.

Add me to the list of complainers. I read this forum using the "New Posts" feature, instead of aimlessly clicking around the various sections. But the "New Posts" feature doesn't actually show all of the new posts since I last visited. This is really frustrating. There is a really simple...

I bought some low profile 1/4" sockets from a guy near Crystal Lake last year. They were just like the ones shown at the link below (112RT) but they had no chrome and were missing the retaining rings. Otherwise looked new. Didn't think about it til I got home, but I started to wonder if they...

Also got some knipex pliers. The non-sale prices are a bit high, but come out cheaper than most other places with the discount and free shipping.

More detail here: http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/content_sitewide-20-percent-off-everything-130118___ I got me some new brakes.

It's important to know when you're in over your head. The breaker is doing exactly what it is supposed to do. Hire an electrician.

What are you people afraid of? Is there a history of people being bludgeoned for responding to or posting craigslist ads?

I'm no expert, but I don't think you'll need it. If you wanted to torque them you'd need an extension and crowsfoot wrench and would have to recalculate your torque setting accordingly. Somehow. I think. Or you could just tighten them down and look for leaks. You're more likely to have...

When I did my 6.9L, all I needed was a line wrench, deep socket, extension, ratchet, pliers for the hose clamps and a knife to cut the new hose. I think I put some vaseline on the o-rings too. Didn't bother with a torque wrench.

KR1000 x2. badass box. perfect height for a work surface.

Aw jeez I got kind of excited there for a minute.