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It makes my day when I receive that sort of compliment, I actually provided pertinent information. Thank you Jim, we can have fun here in the States next week during ZCON. Also a big THANK YOU to @Chickenman, he's the one that popped out the part number right off the bat.

Is Ms Blue bringing the suitcases, or will a Snap-On truck be following?

Take 4 to 6 every 1 hours or as needed for pain

And you can get to the adjusting wheel through the slots on the OE wheels without removing the wheel and tire just need a long flat head screwdriver.

Mine had those lead plugs too. I googled that and found this, don't know if it's the truth but they are there for some reason. Re: brake drum plugs Early Zs (70>76) had the rubber plug to allow access to the starwheel adjuster. Later Zs (77>78) had a different cylinder and adjusting arrangement so that the outer rubber plug became unnecessary. But since all the drums were the same, it didn't pay to redesign for 77>78. The lead plug is for balancing.

Somebody scored a good one there.

Have you tried adjusting the BCDD? When I first bought my 280, as I approached a stop and pushed the clutch in the motor would die. After turning the bottom nut of that thing, can't remember which way know, the RPMs would slowly drop down to idle speed. Maybe something to look at?

I love it, PORN & CEAS

Awe come on! Please, can I do it again?

I'm thinking he means you'd get a better deal at brew pubs with the Canadian dollar since our dollar is only $.75.

I didn't weigh the clutch cover but the whole kit weighs 14lbs so I figure it weighs approximately 10lbs, so 20lbs total rotating mass? The stock flywheel weighs right at 23lbs plus the 10lbs of the cover so 33lbs total? I'll guess and say I took 10 to 15 pounds away. On my 2.4 that makes a difference, no idea on a 2.8. I've 6,000 a couple of times but I don't have the miles on it yet to feel comfortable redlining the motor. It took me a year to get it back in the car so jumping from one red light to the next makes me very happy. That is all that matters.

Really?

I think about that every time I eat at a Chinese restaurant, it sure is good whatever it is.

You can get Nissan still. $200 or so.

That's funny, thank you.

Wow Charles! I can't click "♡Like this". That's horrible and you have such nice looking fingernails considering all you do. I am humbled.

I wish God would just whisper.

I'm gonna do what my Mom said from now own, hold carrots still with a fork down on the cutting board. And all these years I thought I had great common sense, nope.

Mine comes with a B+ sweet and sour.

Yeah it'd be a Lorena Bobbit special.

A retired Firefighter in the way? NEVER! Very much respect for you Sir. Thank you for all you've done to help other people. Cliff

I was quartering some carrots for some stir-fry Wednesday night and almost sliced the tip of my finger off. Only got 3 stitches but my left had is useless but I can type with my right hand so please cut me a little slack. SUPER BORED!

It's a Tilton 225mm and I absolutely love it! It weighs a little under 10lbs and shoots up like a drill. Seriously, 2,000 to 5,000 in a heartbeat. I'm getting a workout shifting so much. The other day when I took a group picture in my yard lining it up was a bitch. I kept stalling the motor out trying not to tear up my grass. Thanks to @LeonV I didn't need a high dollar Center Force. The $100 Exedy works great.

That's what I was trying to say, I'm no good at explaining without pictures. I think they may have gotten the wrong component kit for that cam. Too stiff springs and too high of cups for the lash pads. I'm basing that on my ordering from Schneider. MSA sales the whole kit. When I bought straight from Schneider I had to choose the components myself for the profile I had them cut.