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My Titan has warped rotors yet again . I'm not all that pleased with the OEM rotors at all . I don't tow or haul heavy ,nor do I abuse the brakes, yet I've replaced the rotors twice in 5 years. So, having completed my rant , who makes a decent after market rotor ?

For the last two years, I've been using. Shake away rodent repellent . I haven't had any noticeable mouse problems since . www.critter-repellent.com

As your coworker is inPa. , I'd seriously have him look at subarus . the other might be a AWD rav4 My wife has a 110 mile round trip daily in all sorts of weather . These are the cars that have served her well with no problems .

I'm pretty sure that they work . As a bonus,for you hunters out there. Mount them on the car backwards. Deer will follow you home !

Originally Posted By: tdi-rick I'm sure this thing does a nice job, but you are locked into one angle only for your top and side plates (probably not a problem for the average amateur cutter) and there doesn't appear to be a anything other than the original hook angle to replicate your file...

Originally Posted By: Oil Changer For that much money, I'd just buy a new saw. I didn't post it for the poulan/ [censored] owner. But,I can see your point .

Hopefully I haven't posted this in the wrong place . I bought one of these about two months ago . It's not cheap , but it's well made,and works better than acting I've used before. Plus I dont have to go to the dealer to have my chains ground down to nothing for 10 bucks a pop. The carbide...

Exactly what do they pick up that the filter might miss ? Basically they sit in the back of an oil pan ,and do what ?

Originally Posted By: tom slick The "J" is the latest iteration of the venerable C-130. Its RR AE2100 engines are limited to about 4000 hp each by the airframe but they can put out 4000 hp under any conditions. The previous models' Allison T-56 engines put out 4000hp under perfect conditions...

I've kinda started liking Citgo . For some reason You never get long lines at their stations . ;-)

Originally Posted By: George Bynum ]Interesting that there is no filter on these units; I expected to recommend a change of element, not installation of a filter! Sorry if I didn't make myself clear . It does have a filter. It's a spin on type made by FPC. It' a 30 series 10 micron cellulose...

Thanks to each of you for taking the time to answer my post . I'll locate a source of schaeffers # 264 before spring. ( that's when I'll be doing a fluid change any way ) I'm most likely going to go with the aw46 . One thing I didn't understand is the filter info . What would be a good source...

Thanks for the info .

Excuse my ignorance on this ,and if it's been beaten to death ,My apologies . But what do the AW ratings signify ? as in AW32 , Aw 46 , etc... My reason for the question is that I split wood all year round , and I'd like to use a fluid that is up to the temp swings without going to the bother...

Originally Posted By: 1001hobbies I'd be happy to answer questions and post pictures. Thanks for Your post ,and now a question . Some folks are saying DI can cause deposits on the Intake valves because fuel with detergents never reaches the valve stems . Maybe it's just Me ,and My lack of...

Hey , Maybe when this thread has run it's course ,You could do one on fake hood scoops !!! Better Yet ,do one on the combination . I'm thinking some dodge pickups from the mid 2k time frame .

Originally Posted By: Chris B. My Honda was a total POS! The thing was 100% junk and would never cut even short grass and clump all over. It was very under powered and would stall all the time: Gee Chris , You might have let the grass grow a bit before mowing .

Since 1964 .

Bought a Scan Guage 2 . http://www.scangauge.com/ It will give You overall MPG as well as instantaneous MPG . That, and quite a few other readings .

Thanks Anies ,I'd never run across that site . Gotta get Me a set of those 6 volt exhaust pipes for my Trebant project car !!!