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[Rob&co]

the dude should buy that

[mrg7243]

Meh

My phone is not going to last the next 3 hours. I smoked too much last night got back and passed out without plugging it in

[FluidMotorUnion]

Meh

My phone is not going to last the next 3 hours. I smoked too much last night got back and passed out without plugging it in

I **** those days.

[Rob&co]

Meh

My phone is not going to last the next 3 hours. I smoked too much last night got back and passed out without plugging it in

get one of our power banks!

[MommysLittleMonster]

the dude should buy that

Kind of hoping he would pop in and see it.

[Dudermagee]

Supposedly they sent it to the wrong place, so on 1 Feb I sent a request for a new one to be sent. Its supposed to be mailed in 10 business days. If I dont get it in the next few days I'm going to flip shit.

you can't look it up on mypay?

Kind of hoping he would pop in and see it.

No 4 doors no care.
And I don't buy other peoples projects.

[FluidMotorUnion]

Just got the rest of my brake stuff in. Gonna do my brakes myself at my house once it gets warmer.

3 out of 4 rotors have the rotor screws seized in place, so it'll be my first time drilling out screws on my own (a tech here did the other one for me when i had to replace a rear hub for the wheel bearing). Actually looking forward to gaining a new skill. Not that it'll be tough; if I drill too far, it's not like I'm going to ruin anything. Although I think I'll need to buy a new drill for this.

Fucking **** rotor screws.

Then, once I get my clutch and flywheel ordered, I'm gonna pick up the OEM factory manual and attempt that myself, as well.

Any recommendations on a good drill (cordless or corded, I don't care) that's powerful enough to get through screws?

[Dudermagee]

Just got the rest of my brake stuff in. Gonna do my brakes myself at my house once it gets warmer.

3 out of 4 rotors have the rotor screws seized in place, so it'll be my first time drilling out screws on my own (a tech here did the other one for me when i had to replace a rear hub for the wheel bearing). Actually looking forward to gaining a new skill. Not that it'll be tough; if I drill too far, it's not like I'm going to ruin anything. Although I think I'll need to buy a new drill for this.

Fucking **** rotor screws.

Then, once I get my clutch and flywheel ordered, I'm gonna pick up the OEM factory manual and attempt that myself, as well.

Any recommendations on a good drill (cordless or corded, I don't care) that's powerful enough to get through screws?

http://www.harborfreight.com/impact-screwdriver-set-with-case-37530.html

[Jesus Christ]

Im thoroughly planning on buying a HF tranny jack and shop press and returning them after use. I feel somewhat bad about it.

[Rob&co]

that would expalin you not getting one yet....or ever,,,,, lol

[jdel]

you can't look it up on mypay?

No 4 doors no care.
And I don't buy other peoples projects.

We didn't use mypay and my direct access account is shut down. These fucks are basically screwing me over.

[Rob&co]

Im thoroughly planning on buying a HF tranny jack and shop press and returning them after use. I feel somewhat bad about it.

dont i do it all the time! lol

[FluidMotorUnion]

http://www.harborfreight.com/impact-...ase-37530.html

Holy shit, that's cheap.

I tried using our impact screwdriver here before we drilled out the screws. Didn't work, and that was almost a year ago. The car has seen plenty of gross-ass driving conditions between now and then.

Even if I don't use it, I will probably buy this. Might prevent me from having to use a Dremel to slot my MAF screws, which are also seized

Any suggestions on a drill, though?

[Jesus Christ]

Straight craftsman drills here that i use everyday with no problems so far

[Dudermagee]

dewalt all day everyday