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If you can go find some SPC stone plastic composite. All the benefits of laminate but 100% waterproof. Cost in your range. Up here I know Kraus Carpets sells it. They are in the US too. Not sure if anyone else has the SPC.

I have this battery tender http://products.batterytender.com/Chargers/Battery-TenderR-Plus.html If your battery is below 9v you should charge it with a charger imo. If above 9v, I use this tender which brings it up to the proper voltage and then maintains the battery with 1.25a and will auto...

What model E55? I have a w211 30x30 is a fantastic size. Good luck and keep us updated.

E55 car guy?

Since you are starting out don't leave the name up for interpretation. It should clearly state what you do.

Tear down and do it right. A few k more is well worth it.

My Benz or most any Merc/BMW - nice solid & uniform place to jack up the car. Such a pain & gamble jacking or lifting on the perimeter frame from my experiences

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I think dexcool becomes a sludge problem when mixed with other coolants as well. On a my GP GTP's I flushed out all dexcool after the lower intake manifold job. Most of the GM v6 motors were known for blowing intake gaskets = coolant in oil and vice versa = sludge on bottom side of oil cap. No...

Thanks guys. I really wasn't convinced visually it made sense and that's now been confirmed.

Wondering if this is worth my while at say 900 USD?

Used one in my area for sale, looks like this design restricts access to working on the exhaust or trans pan etc.. anyone have any experience with this lift or similar?

its always important to place the arms in relation to where the cab & box meet up. It was time for the old gal to be put down anyways. :beer: Edit - noticed the rear arm was not under the box at all :(

Jack has to lift car to the max to get these under. About 8.5 inch lift and sold those plastic garbage proramps

Storing my table saw was always a pain. Garage only has 9'3" ceilings so I built it into my rolling bench which sits under my fixed bench. I can remove it quickly & bolt back up to legs should I need it in another location. Ultimately, perhaps a portable table saw would have worked better but...

I think some life coaches help with that. Specifically for garages? That's what garagejournal.com is for!

I just put the Continental DWS06 on my E55 & am very pleased! I also put a vote in for the Michelin Defenders

Bought this SnapOn PW last year and have been thinking of a way to mount it to the wall or something. Would like to keep off floor if wanted. Thinking of a shelf or something? Anyone venture down this path?

FWD fail!

Nice local win!