Thank you. Definitely plan to open up the invitation once I get 1 or 2 of these under my belt. Maybe even do a GJ specific one at some point as well.
Yeah, I definitely got in just before the major spike hit. You had a 90s CRX Si; that is awesome. I actually want to find a cleanish one and do a build. A teammate of mine when I played travel hockey growing up had one, and I loved riding in that thing. So low to the ground, and it weighed nothing.
Yeah, I want to do a CRX build with an H22 or a K-series, although the K-series is a tight fit in a CRX SI.
I had a 90 Civic Si and then a 99 Civic Si. I always wanted to grab a B22 block and mate a B16 head to it for the 90....maybe in another life....
The only thing I hated about the 90 was the door mounted seat belts. Always thought that was a bad design....Man, the 90s era really did love those door mounted and automatic seat belts. So glad neither kept much traction.I had a 90 Civic Si and then a 99 Civic Si. I always wanted to grab a B22 block and mate a B16 head to it for the 90....maybe in another life....
Luckily my 89 civic had the regular belts 90 and 91 had that awful design with the door mounted belts.I had a 90 Civic Si and then a 99 Civic Si. I always wanted to grab a B22 block and mate a B16 head to it for the 90....maybe in another life....
+1 on this. My wife had both hands done and it was immediate relief. She had years of key punching that took their toll.
I definitely need to see a doctor about it. Right now, it is self-diagnosed based on my own research and some AI help over the last 2 years. I first noticed the symptoms in the early stages of this garage build after I rebuilt the fence on the other side of the house and running the drill putting the pickets back up as well as installing the flooring in the attic space. It has come and gone ever since then. The more I do consecutive days, the worse it is. My neighbor had the surgery done and said his hands have never been the same since. He was in his late 60s though when he had it done so maybe that was the issue. So that gave me some pause in seeing someone about it. Really should at least take the first step, though.
My day job used to be 50% computer 50% hands-on computer work, but the last 8 years have basically been hands-off and all at a keyboard. I wonder if it could be the real main cause.+1 on this. My wife had both hands done and it was immediate relief. She had years of key punching that took their toll.
