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sheeez purdie :love:

if what you're saying is you want to use the old 60A panel as a junction/splice box and have an electrician relocate the circuits to an exterior mounted panel on the backside wall of the kitchen or pedestal mounted? as long as it is acceptable practices by your local jurisdiction and building...

I have 12v tools and the batteries read 10.8

I’ve done formula 1 shutdowns and never warped rotors. I had several Toyotas in the past maybe aftermarket junk or Toyota switched to a junk supplier.

well, let the suspicion begin. lets see what this batch of core 6607's are, e-core, punched holes or louvers and what the adbv is nitrile or silicone. I would be more concerned over louvers vs a nitrile adbv.

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36v you're asking a lot. especially if it wasn't setup and geared for heavy duty use. you could reach out to a shop that specializes in carts. maybe worth upgrading the cart to 48 or 72v and get a heavy-duty use or towing package Example Tow Build: 48V Club Car DS Alltrax XCT-500 Controller...

those are two strong contenders (y) you have great taste.

Just ordered a case, get'em while they last. if you have Walmart+ and avoid the shipping works out to $3 per filter. https://www.walmart.com/ip/FRAM-12-pack-Core-Oil-Filter-6607-10k-Mile-Protection-Fits-Select-Vehicles/16353207717?classType=REGULAR&from=/search

i would just love to get my hands on this can

Well yeah if a manual is driven right you could do more engine braking using gears 👍 that’ll get you more brake life.

either will do and i would go with a ceramic pad. OE Motorcraft may even be sourced by Bosch.

i would use a silicone vs urethane...

5W20 is not going up a grade. 0 & 5W30 would be.

this is an old topic i have seen here in the past. virtually no difference in a 0 and 5W unless you're starting your vehicle at the Vostok Station in Russia.

Will they take $900 off msrp

Could it be that special M break-in oil

How about pennzoil ultra platinum?

Sopus headquartered out of Houston tx.

I always used the blue felt covered washers when I had Toyotas never had an issue with them.