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Dropped rotor on brand new floor!!!!

gerryw

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Brand new porcelain floor, and i dropped a rotor off my Ranger!!!


NOTHING!!!!
 

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Wait a minute, something doesn't add up. You dropped a rotor while working on your "Ranger",on a porcelain covered garage floor. Is Ranger just a code word for something more exotic??
 
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gerryw

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Wait a minute, something doesn't add up. You dropped a rotor while working on your "Ranger",on a porcelain covered garage floor. Is Ranger just a code word for something more exotic??

Okay okay,it's a ford ranger 4x4
The Ferrari of trucks:lol_hitti I didn't want to brag


I am compiling a thread on lift install (recessed) and floor all in one.


Big thanks to Dakota00 for the pro help, OJ Bartley for his rookie thread.
 
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Git

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Ya - what are you doing with a rotor in your kitchen!

Looks great, I to feared the worse when I opened this thread
 

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How would it hold up if you dropped an engine on it from 4 feet? (Happened to me when loading an engine on a stand into the back of a truck. What a dumb sh*t I am!)
 

bdamico

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How would it hold up if you dropped an engine on it from 4 feet? (Happened to me when loading an engine on a stand into the back of a truck. What a dumb sh*t I am!)

been done by a few people. I think Jack and the can your floor do this thread
 
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