1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Some tons and 40s and i would drive it like that

 

No, but to a fool and his money....

 

Then @cruiserguy will probably shoot me for ruining it in the rocks

 

Putting the bumper on hold again. I have a $5k credit card debt that's been haunting me for the past few years that I decided should be paid off first, just bit the bullet and paid off the whole thing. Hurts so good

 

Now you get to start over!! Bumper time!

 

No they’re framing nails. That’s how they’re supposed to be. You use them for crown molding and baseboard so when you attach them you don’t see the head and you can fill it in with white filler.

 

Lol yeah...it'll happen this summer. The raise at work helps me justify it but more than that it's helping me justify paying off my debt, which I need to really focus on this year...since we're trying for a kid and all.

Still have my student loans but those aren't getting paid off any time soon, and I have a plan for that anyway but won't be happening this year. Also still owe a few grand on the truck that I intend to have paid off by the end of summer.

Then I get to start looking at a daily driver mod (aka family friendly car) yay

 

I need to cut the grass, but I dont wanna cut the grass. I need motivation.

 

You have skinner arms and smaller hands that me, you couldn’t probably gotten to it easier.

The knock sensor was under the intake manifold and could only be accessed by shoving the entire length of your arm under the blower.

 

Go through the wheel well? Up underneath maybe?

 

Is that not a 350 Chevy v8? The pictures I’m looking at has the same angle of the coolant hose.

 

No, the steering rack and engine Mount is blocking it. I got it, just took a lot of reaching and stretching and bending of other things.

 

https://youtu.be/kMxzkBdzTNU

 

Ah, like the rear bolts that hold the intake plenum on a Kia transverse V6.

 

this is why

 

oh god that hygrometer says "moist" on it....wtf

 

Thats been on my wall for my entire life. Just noticed that. But it accurately describes the air, moist indeed.

 

I've experienced enough Missouri and Texas summers to know what moist (ugh) air feels like, it's awful. Probably even worse the further east you are

 

Easy

 

Oof, yeah that isn’t fun. It was more humid when I was in Mississippi than when I was in the Philippines, which is in fact a tropical country