wearymicrobe wrote:
I printed that out and tacked it to the wall of my office.
Endeavor's final voyage.
wearymicrobe wrote: Been doing wiring in the Hot rod myself. It looks like this.Someone on 6speed is stripping down a Bentley Continental due to flood damage.
I shall never complain about the mysteries of electricity ever again.
And I am gearing up to deal with this one
So feel better that you are tackling something more difficult than mine!
wbjones wrote:HappyAndy wrote: In reply to Knurled, Flight Service, bigdaddylee82 and others: I'm not a huge fan of GMOs, they maybe completely safe or maybe some aren't. They are worth looking into, and some, or even many may prove to be beneficial, even world altering. My problem with them is they are being pushed into the market by the same people/corporations that have pushed out many other products that were claimed to be wonderful and perfectly safe, that weren't at all. Man, as a species, never seems to grasp the law of unintended consequencesthis again .... keep in mind that we've been eating GMO's since the first selective breeding every happened ... only difference is now it's being done via the surgeon's scalpel and microscope and not "by guess and by golly ... there can, and probably will be some screw ups along the way .. but to paint all the "big corporations" with the "we're only concerned with profits and not how this will help mankind" is sorta short sighted ... but that's just my opinion y'all have at it ... but play nice, this subject usually gets a bit contentiousOr worse yet, choses to ignore it.
Where do they spend their money and then ask "why?"
It's wet in Arkansas! 
I used to fish under this bridge and down stream during my college days. War Eagle Mill.
You can't even see the dam or wheel. What it normally looks like:
Flight Service wrote:
Joe Biden quoted in an inspirational meme.
That's something I didn't think I'd see today.
In reply to Will:
It's a new day...
I think we all would secretly love to see something like this.
Appleseed wrote:
I'm dealing with an elderly family member who is so ill that she is confused and frighteningly emotional and combative, and have been since before Christmas. The situation never gets better and every day I dread what new problem is going to crop up.
I was having a much better day before I got that song stuck in my head 
phaze1todd wrote:
That is sweet!!!
Flight Service wrote:phaze1todd wrote:That is sweet!!!
Been following this build, nicknamed "Tweak", on another site. Owner is a pro race car builder in AZ. Mostly Porsches, I think.
Tweak is a project on chassis/suspension theory. Festiva 191 chassis is the strongest yet lightest fwd chassis with most of weight over and forward of front wheels. Only stiffening is lower radiator support, NO strut tower bar. NO aftermarket sways. NO sways in the rear. Key is limiting travel on modded cheap coilovers. 1" travel on the rear. THIS THING PLANTS! Very little lift on the inside rears on corners. Comfortable, daily driven, open diff, track day car.
Here it is playing with a Ferrari..
. . . of course, other things help. Mazda g15 gear box, Aspire brakes, Capri B6T (ain't that the same motor in a 323 GTX?), overboosted, pushing over 160 hp injecting water and meth (hence the nickname "Tweak").
Problem: it eats tires.
R888's with less than 1000 miles and no burnouts.
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