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Originally Posted By: bepperb Simple, I meant Rodgers too. He's fine. But he'll never perform near potential with the offensive line we have. He can't get sacked 6 times a game for a season. You also have to wonder if Ryan Grant's issues are related to them as well. Oh, sorry. I got ya now.

Alright, I obviously live in Wisconsin, and we got beat fair and square. The Pack had way too many mistakes. The Vikings we're definitly the better team last night and they deserve the respect. However, I actually thought Rodgers didn't look all that bad. I also thought the Pack had a real...

Originally Posted By: bepperb I think Aaron is overly concerned with breaking the record for most sacks in a season. All he seems to be doing now is padding his numbers, and he seems to have the offensive line working along with him. I meant Rodgers, not Kampman.

What do you make of the Pack vs Vikings game last night? What do you think is going through Brett's and Aaron's minds?

Originally Posted By: bretfraz Gibson and Magnaflow make some nice, mellow sounding exhaust systems. I have a Gibson on my truck and it's just right; I don't want some stupid loud exhaust either. Get some side-exiting tips for that low key look and you'll be set!! What about flowmaster?

I forgot to say that don't let the year of this vehicle scare you. Yes, she's 11 years old, but she's in very good condition for this year. I keep my vehicles up as best I can. If the tahoe was all rusted out and looked like garbage, I would say no forsure to the dual exhaust.

I have a 1998 tahoe with a 350. I was thinking of putting dual exhaust on, but I got to thinking this might look to wanna beish. I would love to have that bad $%# sound, but not if it's going to look gay. I mean when you think of a suv, you think family vehicle right? And yes, I have 3 kids. So...

Originally Posted By: JMG Wax Eraser from Autogeek Can get it directly from Duragloss also. http://www.duragloss.com/product.asp?pid=337

Originally Posted By: Zaedock

Zaedock, I appreciate your input. I really do. Listen, I'm not saying you're wrong, but how would you describe the link below then? He's using method 2. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oISdDPliZSA

My question is which method would be better when hooking up a recovery strap/s to a vehicle that's stuck in the ditch, mud, or snow. My question isn't the hook up to the pull vehicle, but on the vehicle that's being recovered. Hook up #1: use one strap and use a recovery point on the vehicle...

Originally Posted By: eljefino I've actually considered "tipping" my mechanic a case of motor oil I got on sale, b/c I know I can get it cheaper than he does. Yeah, I've tipped my mechanic before. I don't tip all the time. That's weird, I don't tip my barber, but I tip my mechanic? Not that I...

Do you tip? I currently don't, does that make me look bad? I came across this on the net: "The difference between a regular job and the jobs that require tips is that they are service jobs, and they are called service jobs because they are serving you. They personally and intimately effect...

Originally Posted By: Johnny Originally Posted By: addyguy They aren't. Johnny has stated many times that QS is group II base with an 'Oronite' (I think) add pack, and PZ is group II+, OR a group II/III blend with a Lubrizol add-pack. They are actually quite different oils.... Close...

Originally Posted By: glenncof I've read the YB is likely GrpII+ making it like a GrpII/III blend (eg: the 5W20 YB meets Ford's '930A spec, but so does GTX). I would like to know the GTX base. Pennzoil YB is primary a group II with a small amount of group II+. How do I know? I emailed Pennzoil...

I have a co-worker who asked me which is better between the two. He's asking about 10W30 dino. I told him it really doesn't matter as they're both good oils. Any other information that I'm missing that I could tell him? One thing I don't like about castrol is they won't give out the viscosity...

With anything, if something works for you, and you're happy with the results, stick with it and don't worry about what other people think. In my case, I've never had issues with pennzoil. Until I do, I'm going to use their product. It's that simple.

Originally Posted By: css9450 Originally Posted By: simple Now, the big question is do you agree with them? No, of course not! The entire "wax" or "sludge buildup" issue about Pennzoil is always 100% anecdotal. Someone has a friend whose neighbor's uncle once long ago had a car that had all...

Thank you for the quotes. Very interesting. Now, the big question is do you agree with them?

Originally Posted By: hate2work I recently read a story about a mechanic who tore apart an old Ford and found a 1/4 inch of wax inside it, and supposedly it had a steady diet of Pennzoil it's entire life. True story? Who knows, but that's how these things get started. Agreed. This reminds me...