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Yes I get that, but my question is when they spec a oil filter bypass spring rate, is there a formula that is used to determine what that number should be based on the engine's max oil pressure? Example: if an engine has a max oil pressure of 80 psi, should the filter bypass pressure be 16 psi...

Is there a definitive chart that shows the correct oil filter bypass relief valve pressure to correspond with the maximum engine oil pressure? Thanks in advance.

I use SRAM chains with the removable link. The chain comes off in half a second. After every ride I soak it in a jar of varsol and it comes out shining like a new dime.

Are you referring to me Drew? Are you suggesting that my answer to a "Why? Were you there?" call-out wasn't sufficient?

Originally Posted By: Mamala Bay Originally Posted By: Ron Jeremy Ryan I've had friends and associates try to peddle that stupidity to me and they get caught off very quickly. This is not the day for this. Have some respect. Why? Were you there? And also have you actually seen things but what...

Ryan I've had friends and associates try to peddle that stupidity to me and they get caught off very quickly. This is not the day for this. Have some respect.

A friend bought a new Pony around '85-6 and the car had severe rust within a year. Hyundai has come a looong way since then, but I don't think I could ever bring myself to buy one based on that horrific first impression.

Frequent ejaculations?

Originally Posted By: sprintman Ron we do mine it. Where you bin hiding? From what I hear, you guys aren't taking full advantage of these juicy prices. Whats up with this "3 mine rule" that Labor refuses to quash? Is the coal lobby or the anti-nuke idiots holding you back?

You guys have some of the largest uranium deposits on the planet. Why don't you get off your arses and start mining it?

The exhaust has a bit of a "burble" to it. They are actually set up to run fairly lean. I've seen on other boards where people have drilled out the main jet because it can't be replaced. I have never felt the urge to do this. The only thing I have done is turned up the idle. You are going to...

I have been running Amsoil Saber Pro at 75:1 in my Duraforce for 4 or 5 years. I intend to run this unit for 25 years. It runs very well. This is not a recommendation, just letting you know that you won't seize solid at 50:1.

I started using them on the outside of my garage last fall in fixtures that had an open bottom. They weren't exposed to the elements and there should not have been excessive heat build up, but 2 failed in the same fixture in very short order. The latest one has lasted 3 months and is still...

FYI, I picked up a Dewalt today. It was $20 off and appeared to be light and well built. It will be used for a deck project this summer and the odd repair or project here and there. Certainly not for daily use. I'm 40 and it will likely be around until the family decides that its time to hide...

Looking at Dewalt, Craftsman, Makita, etc. I see that some models have a laser guide. Is this a functional feature or a gimmick?

Have wife carry pepper spray on walks.

Originally Posted By: JHZR2 I don't even go to see most movies... because they suck and are a waste of my money... what's your point? JMH I saw it last night only because my wife is a Nicolas Cage fan. It was cartoonish and I've seen Tom and Jerry cartoons that were more plausible. Another...

Originally Posted By: MarkC Yes, but what's more sad is that Bon Jovi stll lives. In Bon Jovi's case, it's the music that dies.

In your experience was the Park Avenue "a-rockin'"??

His song "Same Old Lang Syne" is played a lot this time of year. I absolutely hated the song when it was current, but for some reason began to appreciate it over the last few years. Sad...