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what are the blue things in the first pic? Just bumpers of some sort to keep the cylinder from moving back and forth along the shafts?

Let us know how it turns out

great price! btw, your link doesn't direct one to glock magazines

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Soapy water is a fine lube. ONR (Optimum No Rinse) is great, too (they have a specific clay bar dilution) Mothers, Griot's, or Meguiar's clay works fine and as others have said, is readily available at most auto parts stores or WM. If you're ordering from amazon, Chemical Guys is also good (I...

Originally Posted By: Quattro Pete Sprayway works well. another endorsement of Sprayway. Available (at least in Colorado) at Costco

Originally Posted By: wdn And I know for a fact Sam's hand torques the lug nuts. Another thing I like is the tire shop desk is in the store itself not a separate entrance walled off from the rest. It is part of the store. You can walk around and check out the tires. They seem to be spot on with...

Originally Posted By: Brigadier Originally Posted By: slacktide_bitog Originally Posted By: UG_Passat CR tested the WR G3 and Toyo Celcius and ranked them above many regular winter tires. Below the class leaders of course (such that of Michelin Xice Xi3, Nokian Hakka R2, and Bridgestone...

If you don't want kids, certainly don't have them to save a relationship (which is not what you've said you'd want to do, but things change as the conflict develops). Life is hard enough without an indifferent parent. You need to get a solid answer out of her on the resentment, because you...

Originally Posted By: redhat I am looking for recommendations on winter tires for the Taurus. Will need 235/60/17. What would do well on a heavy AWD sedan? Winterforce 2, Altimax Arctic, XIce? Truth be told, I would prefer a tire that doesn't wear as fast as a Blizzak. They are great tires...

Originally Posted By: Brigadier Look at the new All Weather types of tires. Especially for an AWD vehicle. No need for short life snow tires IMO. Goodyear WeatherReady Nokian WRG3 or WRG4 Toyo Celsius Vredestein Quatrac5 beyond absurd

Originally Posted By: henni Both BJs Warehouse and Costco sell the same Michelin tires. Michelin Premier LTX final price/installed after all rebates 727 Michelin Premier A/S final price/installed after all rebates 727 Michelin Primacy MXM final price/installed after all rebates 827 As of this...

Originally Posted By: slacktide_bitog BJ will probably have a shorter line than Costco. Costco is known for their long lines and understaffing. Absurd

do you "wax" because you enjoy it, or because you think it's the best protection for your car? if it's the latter, then get a sealant or a ceramic coating. if you simply enjoy waxing, have at it.

Thanks for the replies, all. I decided to hear it from the horse's mouth. Interestingly, the local Toyota dealer installs lifts on vehicles (which are then warrantied)--they said they do not put any lifts on KDSS equipped vehicles. I next went to Slee Off Road, which in the world of...

Originally Posted By: HYUNDAIFAN0001 Yeah - not a fan at all of the water-less method, and definitely not if clay-barring will be a step followed (which I agree is a good idea for detailing). Normal steps in a full detail that includes a smooth shiny finish and clear-coat protection are: A...

Look into Optimum No Rinse. It is a rinseless wash. You mix it 1:256 parts water--wipe it over the car then dry it. You can do a small car with less than a gallon if you're judicious. If you're doing 2 cars, you could mix up 3 gallons and be done. it can be mixed at 1:16 for a quick detailer...

https://www.michelinman.com/tire/michelin/primacy-mxv4 have these on an 05 Outback and they're great. Smooth, quiet--very good indeed

Looking at a 4runner in the near future. This will see some decent off road use in Colorado, but it won't be a rock crawler or mudder. It won't be modded much--perhaps rock sliders and (perhaps, see below) larger tires and spacers with perhaps a modest lift As with most 4x4's, it'll spend most...

subscribe to their emails and/or social media to find out about their sales. 15% sales are pretty common, and occasionally a 20% will be thrown in (don't wait for those---they're far more rare). they often have free shipping with a certain shipping threshold i'm lucky--i'm about 20 miles from...