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[coconutt]

It's mainly the front and back quarters of the liners that I'll be reusing.

[MommysLittleMonster]

Morning all.


/mindblown

[coconutt]

Mother fucking wow.

[MommysLittleMonster]

On that note, I depart. Work to do today.

Later all.

[andybob]

I hacked up my liners. Took out the part that rubs and left the rest of them in the wheel well.

[MommysLittleMonster]

I completely removed my liners for a good, long time. Then I got tired of being afraid to drive my car in the rain, so I reinstalled them and just let them rub to death.

Goddamn it Andy, if it snows this week I'm going to blame you.

[andybob]

I completely removed my liners for a good, long time. Then I got tired of being afraid to drive my car in the rain, so I reinstalled them and just let them rub to death.

Goddamn it Andy, if it snows this week I'm going to blame you.

Let it snow.

[andybob]

Mountain is going to get like 8 or so inches of snow.

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[kbuss]

I removed my fender liners a while ago. I have sheet metal shaped around the back of my headlights to protect it from water and rocks.

[Jlyons617]

Morning guys.

[FluidMotorUnion]

Cannot wait for my tax return and the upcoming $900 I'm getting from my last two Total 911 features:

-Continental DW's
-Factory shop manual (mine's impossible to find on torrent sites)
-Floor jack
-Jack stands
-Impact screwdriver

And if I have any money left over, a small air compressor and a Dremel. Maybe an impact wrench (probably electric if I don't get the compressor) or air ratchet. I want to start building up a small army of tools for weekend projects. I also need to get a new clutch and flywheel for when that part shits out on my car. The throwout bearing will likely be the first part to fail, but at 100k miles, may as well replace everything once I get in there.

[Jlyons617]

Cannot wait for my tax return and the upcoming $900 I'm getting from my last two Total 911 features:

-Continental DW's
-Factory shop manual (mine's impossible to find on torrent sites)
-Floor jack
-Jack stands
-Impact screwdriver

And if I have any money left over, a small air compressor and a Dremel. Maybe an impact wrench (probably electric if I don't get the compressor) or air ratchet. I want to start building up a small army of tools for weekend projects.

If you're looking for air tools, The may not be that fancy, but I've had good luck with those Husky ones from Home Depot. I would never use them if i was a career mechanic, but for a weekend warrior they're fine. I bought the set with the 1/2 impact, 3/8" ratchet, grinder and spray gun, for $80. Keep the reciept, they're lifetime warranty and in essence they are lower grade Matco.

[MommysLittleMonster]

If you're looking for air tools, The may not be that fancy, but I've had good luck with those Husky ones from Home Depot. I would never use them if i was a career mechanic, but for a weekend warrior they're fine. I bought the set with the 1/2 impact, 3/8" ratchet, grinder and spray gun, for $80. Keep the reciept, they're lifetime warranty and in essence they are lower grade Matco.

Yup. I've slowly been gathering tools for our future house purchase, and this is exactly what I've been doing. Kobalt and Husky tools work okay for me, I've got mostly Craftsman wrenchs though. Swap meets & garage sales are the best for scoring old tools.

[Jlyons617]

Yup. I've slowly been gathering tools for our future house purchase, and this is exactly what I've been doing. Kobalt and Husky tools work okay for me, I've got mostly Craftsman wrenchs though. Swap meets & garage sales are the best for scoring old tools.

Estate sales as well. I've gotten so much cheap Snap-On stuff.

[kbuss]

Just got rear ended in my moms car. Bitch tells me to not call the police and follow her to her house. Then gets pissed at me when I do call the police.