1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

How do outboards work underwater?

 

"do your best, flex seal the rest"

 

anchor

 

lol.

 

"if it touches it's welded"

 

It was

I remember the first month or so of physical therapy and telling my parents how my body felt like jello wobbling because of how loosey goosey I was with the naproxen.. they had to assure me thats what normal people feel like


Still to this day all my joints creak and pop like a staircase that was built in the Victorian era

 

I didn't look that close.. seriously thought that was just globs of bonds at first

 

Been looking all morning for a break in the wire because the stores down. Drop a t bar panel and i found my break. The fucker is still alive too

 

Same here, as long as your brake booster is working at 100 percent, newer flush for fluid, and possibly
stainless lines
My truck stops on a dime,
Putting in newer booster made the biggest difference 4 me

 

Aw hell!

 

Rats!

 

Its just ratatouille looking for ingredients

 

Grocery stores can be nasty behind the scenes.

 

FTFY

 

Hmm, found a 2008 BMW 335xi 6MT. Super rare to find the twin turbo car with AWD and a manual. This might be the right one

 

Eh, NC makes all the deli/bakery/produce kitchens get inspected the same way a restaurant is for health code. The dry stock areas are up to the store however. The one I worked at wasnt bad at all. But some others make me feel like taking a shower after I shop there haha. Aldi especially.

 

Lunch!

 

Opinions please! Just picked up a crusty set of 3rd gen 4tR wheels, rust belt crusty! I needed to get proper backspacing as those 2nd/3rd gen wheels and tires have a good bit of rub, especially after a recent alignment following going to 883 springs.

I've had good success with sanding alloy wheels with 80 grit, and giving them a fresh coat of paint. Color is my point of question. I'm torn between just giving them a coat of primer, followed by a more or less factory silver metallic, or the medium gray shown on that Ford Ranger/trailer wheel in the image. Crusty wheel is to show the style I am working with. The bright silver of OEM seems to contrast with the dull silver of the Raptor and black bumpers. I have more or less eliminated flat black as an option. Any other colors that might work?

 

Why don't you check what a powdercoating place would charge you to sandblast and coat it?