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Originally Posted By: UncleS2 You'd better hope she doesn't see that! Originally Posted By: hpb LOL, if she does, he won't have to share his razor any more! May have to find somewhere else to live though... She's a good sport- thought that picture was funny as heck! Somewhere along the...

Originally Posted By: supton Originally Posted By: dailydriver I'm too ancient for this thread. I was born the same year (even the same time of year) the very FIRST Chevy small block hit the dealers! You were born in 1917? http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chevrolet_Series_D No, not the...

Originally Posted By: LScowboy have a 2000 Malibu with 4T40-E transmission (3.1 engine) with 155K miles and I believe it calls for Dexron III - I am doing a pan drop, and changing the filter out with new GM filter, and changing out the oil feed manifold proactively, as these are known to break...

Originally Posted By: hpb I'll admit it - my wife and I share a razor too. I only blade shave once a week, the rest of the time I use an electric. While the razor itself doesn't make much difference, I find the shaving cream affects the final result. OP, how much are you actually spending on...

Originally Posted By: fordranger03 Communal razor? Yuck.! Do you two share a toothbrush? Kidding, I've been using the basic Gillette dual blade blue razor. The other brands especially the generics feel rough as if they are get clogged up with hair. Originally Posted By: Oil Changer I would...

My suggestion would be to move back to a .45 ACP cartridge in a poly pistol. Sure, you give up some capacity to the 9mm, but if you're shooting at a bad guy with a pistol, your rifle is probably toast and you're probably standing toe to toe and want him to go down. .45 ball still gets it done...

Hi guys- my wife and I are looking to get away from the revolving door of high priced razor refills. The running joke is that we need to take out a loan, refinance or take out a second mortgage to buy some more refills for our Gillette Fusion razor. While it does a good job, we're looking for...

Originally Posted By: Shannow Common sense is going out the window, being replaced by prescriptive measures, which are being prescribed, as common sense has gone out the window (both sides of the system). Well put.

Originally Posted By: gathermewool Welding without full leathers and a mask is dumb. I don't think so. As with everything else, it's situation dependent. I've burned thousands of pounds of wire as a welder and rarely used leathers- let alone full leathers. They suck to wear. Yes, I own...

Originally Posted By: Merkava_4 They're fine as long as you never kneel down or bend over. Ummm, what? renegade, don't buy at farm stores or big box stores. Find a clothing store staffed by actual people, not droids. If you were in Boone, I'd recommend one- at any rate, talk to them about...

Yes, your search was correct. While Dex Cool is a fine product and would work in your system IF you flushed it completely, the G-05 works very well too. Personally, I'd stick with the OEM product.

Originally Posted By: oldhp Its just folded in. Bad thing is, you have to assume there is grease in there. Only way to grease is with a grease needle, but that voids warranty. Have dealer note it on your service record for any future warranty ball joint problems As it should- not to mention...

Originally Posted By: TiredTrucker I have never cleaned brake drums. Have 337,000 miles on my semi and am just now considering doing the front brakes and drums in February. Back ones will go longer. Not exactly an apples to apples comparison. Aren't most/all semi tractor drums open on the back...

The coolant/water mix you sampled is relatively clear. More importantly, what did the tester read? I'm betting colder than 32*?

I see a lot of comments about "overcharging" for oil. Not all shops get killer rates on bulk and few buy their oil from Wal-Mart. Example: I can buy a quart of Euro formula Mobil 1 0w-40 for about $8.99 or just over $9.00 from local suppliers or even a national distributor. I'm going to mark...

Originally Posted By: Pop_Rivit First rule of driving in deer country-never veer for deer. Correct. Drive a bit slower in known deer areas and keep your eyes open at all times, scanning the ditches and shoulders. If one (or more) gets the drop on you, brake as much as you can without locking...

Originally Posted By: Y_K Walmart. Proven batteries at competitive prices. They will install it for free. While you at it, ask them to perform the battery terminal service, this will add 3-4 dollars, but is well worth it. They will add those insulating terminal ring pads and spray them with...

Love the sound of piped (or gutted stock) early 80's big bore imports! My dad had an early 80's KZ 1000 that I drooled over- of course I was just a kid then.

Maxima, Spectro, Shaeffers and others will be top notch lubes. As other have said, it costs money to attain the actual certs for the current FD/EGD ratings. One thing to remember is that with the JASO and ISO, the oil doesn't lube any better after the "B" level. What you get with "C" and "D"...

Originally Posted By: Kruse Originally Posted By: zzyzzx The cheap Autozone replacement pump for my Alero was made in USA: I'm going to step out on a limb here and say that the BOX was made in USA and the assembly part was putting the Chinese-made water pump INTO the box. Very few cheap...