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Grakkus posted:Angling for another kiss? Suburban Dad posted:Getting 3" today supposedly cakesmith handyman posted:I keep browsing old alfa wheels on eBay, they go for nothing (nobody wants 13" & 14" wheels) and they're such a frivolous unnecessary luxury but the panda would look with some of these orange powder coated: agreed! get it done I'm drinking some Tomintoul Aged 14 Years (yeak IDK why they can't just call it "14 year old" like every other whisky) and catching up on 2 seasons of The Expanse. I do like this tv show. It deviates from the books a bit but I can kinda understand why. slothrop fucked around with this message at 14:39 on Nov 15, 2018 |
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CornHolio posted:Real icy out this morning, a number of pile ups, some schools even delayed. epic self own for you are now at work
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cakesmith handyman posted:I keep browsing old alfa wheels on eBay, they go for nothing (nobody wants 13" & 14" wheels) and they're such a frivolous unnecessary luxury but the panda would look with some of these orange powder coated: What PCD are Panda wheels? 4x100? *edit: 4x98 it seems? Olympic Mathlete fucked around with this message at 14:54 on Nov 15, 2018 |
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fridge corn posted:epic self own for you are now at work yeah
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Aren't those metric 340mm rims? I remember back in the 80s we had a few cars, mostly fords iirc, here in Canada that had metric tires and they were drat near impossible to get tires for. How is tire availability in other parts of the world today?
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slidebite posted:Aren't those metric 340mm rims? I remember back in the 80s we had a few cars, mostly fords iirc, here in Canada that had metric tires and they were drat near impossible to get tires for. How is tire availability in other parts of the world today? Yikes... Summit Racing has 340mm tires... at $300 each. https://www.summitracing.com/search/product-line/coker-michelin-trx-tires/wheel-diameter/340mm/maximum-recommended-wheel-width/165mm
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Applebees Appetizer posted:I don't get the whole kids getting everyone sick thing, maybe I'm lucky but my son hasn't been sick in years, and when he was in the past I think maybe once I got sick from him. But then some friends of ours have two kids that are constantly sick, and it gets them sick all the time as well I don't get it. Must be my son has a very healthy immune system thank god My 10 month old keeps getting colds from daycare, which is fine, that's how he's building an immune system. The problem is that I get sick when he does. In theory my immune system should be improving as well, but I'm getting really tired of it. On the upside, daycare knows that the youngest kids will basically have colds, so there's no problem sending them to daycare, just so long as they don't have a temperature!
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cakesmith handyman posted:I keep browsing old alfa wheels on eBay, they go for nothing (nobody wants 13" & 14" wheels) and they're such a frivolous unnecessary luxury but the panda would look with some of these orange powder coated: Do it! Check out Lancia wheels too, they have some cool designs and the same bolt pattern and are similarly cheap
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Alarbus posted:My 10 month old keeps getting colds from daycare, which is fine, that's how he's building an immune system. The problem is that I get sick when he does. In theory my immune system should be improving as well, but I'm getting really tired of it. My also ten-month-old is in exactly the same boat. The difference is that I'm already exposed to all that poo poo at work, so it's no different than status quo. Man, does he ever hate getting snot suctioned out of his nose, though. He is THIS close to walking -- he needs just a little stabilization with one hand. I'm not sure I'm ready for him to be that mobile yet!
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Applebees Appetizer posted:I don't get the whole kids getting everyone sick thing, maybe I'm lucky but my son hasn't been sick in years, and when he was in the past I think maybe once I got sick from him. But then some friends of ours have two kids that are constantly sick, and it gets them sick all the time as well I don't get it. Must be my son has a very healthy immune system thank god As everyone else in the thread said already, daycare. They swim in a sea of germs, and bring it home. 14 months old now and it's been a rough year for colds. tetrapyloctomy posted:He is THIS close to walking -- he needs just a little stabilization with one hand. I'm not sure I'm ready for him to be that mobile yet! Same with ours. She's pulling herself up but still not quite ready to do it herself yet. Hopefully soon but it will also be more exhausting.
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Suburban Dad posted:As everyone else in the thread said already, daycare. They swim in a sea of germs, and bring it home. 14 months old now and it's been a rough year for colds. On the plus side, he's a lot more interesting now. Before he wanted to be held but also didn't want me to sit, and hated the sling, and it fucks with my arm. Now he grabs my pinky finger and we just run around the house, stop to play with his favorite toys (a pile of plastic measuring cups), get up and run around some more. In other news, the Blizzaks went on the Forester today. Gonna keep all seasons on the Impreza for now in case we get freak warm days, might stud its Altimaxes to flop on if we get an impending massive ice storm.
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ExplodingSims posted:Ok, so has Google maps started putting advertising in their maps or has that always been there? This. I noticed it telling me turn right after Wells Fargo last week; there were other landmarks too so I immediately realized that they had monetized wayfinding. Ugh
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Pretty bad ice storm going on, quite a few cars spun around on the highway and in ditches so I just tossed the winter wheels on. I believe this is the last season I can get out of them before they need to be replaced.
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Yeah unless we get an unexpected warm spell here in PA the Mustang is away for the winter. Supposed to get 5-8" of some kind of wintery mix today. Oh well, it'll feel like a rocketship again next year after driving the Vibe around all winter.
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Just sent angry comments to google about the map change. Lol Btw you have to do that by “send feedback” inside maps app.
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Boutta go get my face all covered in hot tranny fluid! Hopefully it's the simple fix I think it is and not genuine rebuild time.
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Fender Anarchist posted:Boutta go get my face all covered in hot tranny fluid! AI has to be the most fluid subforum.
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Olympic Mathlete posted:What PCD are Panda wheels? 4x100? Yes 4x98 slidebite posted:Aren't those metric 340mm rims? I remember back in the 80s we had a few cars, mostly fords iirc, here in Canada that had metric tires and they were drat near impossible to get tires for. How is tire availability in other parts of the world today? 14" as far as I can tell, the ones I'm watching on eBay anyway Grakkus posted:Do it! I always keep an eye out, anything 4 spoke or square patterned I seem to be attracted to. These seem to be 47mm centre bore, I need 58 I think, any decent wheel refurb place will bore those out right?
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Fender Anarchist posted:Boutta go get my face all covered in hot tranny fluid! OH, BTW - my advice on that is to just remove the broken off pieces of the snap ring from the valve body, and just leave the (broken) snap ring in. If I'd have done that, I would have been done several *hours* earlier, and a lot less angry. See, the parts of the snap ring that break off are the ends, where the notches/holes for REMOVING THE SNAP RING ARE. Want to make a guess at how incredibly difficult and frustrating it is to remove a snap ring, in a recessed hole, when it has no tool holes?
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QuarkMartial posted:I really wish it'd just abbreviate the highways / interstates. There's a few where it's like "Take the exit for HWY 123 / HWY 23423 / Jimbob Interchange / Jones street.... Merge onto HWY 123 / HWY 23423 / Jimbob Interchange / Jones street. Turn left onto HWY 123 / HWY 23423 / Jimbob Interchange / Jones street" It's exhausting. Waze does that - basically announces exactly what is on the highway/exit sign, which is probably good, but when it says it multiple time (once when you're 2 miles away, then 1 mile away, then exit now) interrupting my music, it gets annoying quickly. Waze shows fast food joints and retail stores, but doesn't use them as references for turns that I've noticed. STR posted:It's been there at least a year, but mainly in major metro areas. Likewise, Waze doesn't use the full street names if you move from the default male or female voice. You can also turn off voice if you are familiar with the route, of course, but then it doesn't do anything to alert you for turns audibly. I'd like an option for it to "DING!" or something when I'm 500' away from a turn or something. slidebite posted:Aren't those metric 340mm rims? I remember back in the 80s we had a few cars, mostly fords iirc, here in Canada that had metric tires and they were drat near impossible to get tires for. How is tire availability in other parts of the world today? Same deal with Ford and Michelin's wonderful TRX (390mm) idea.
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Darchangel posted:OH, BTW - my advice on that is to just remove the broken off pieces of the snap ring from the valve body, and just leave the (broken) snap ring in. If I'd have done that, I would have been done several *hours* earlier, and a lot less angry. See, the parts of the snap ring that break off are the ends, where the notches/holes for REMOVING THE SNAP RING ARE. Want to make a guess at how incredibly difficult and frustrating it is to remove a snap ring, in a recessed hole, when it has no tool holes? The question is, will it continue to break further, or are the ends the only place it breaks at?
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Darchangel posted:OH, BTW - my advice on that is to just remove the broken off pieces of the snap ring from the valve body, and just leave the (broken) snap ring in. If I'd have done that, I would have been done several *hours* earlier, and a lot less angry. See, the parts of the snap ring that break off are the ends, where the notches/holes for REMOVING THE SNAP RING ARE. Want to make a guess at how incredibly difficult and frustrating it is to remove a snap ring, in a recessed hole, when it has no tool holes? If you do this, does the broken snapring still function? Also FA get one of those awesome draining transmission pans if you're gonna be in there. Been on my amazon wishlist forever.
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Queen Combat posted:If you do this, does the broken snapring still function? It's just the tips where the pliers go that snap off so it should still function, I just worry about it getting further damaged. Got a link for that? Idk if you mean the actual transmission oil pan or like a drain pan, if it's the former and adds a drain plug I may just hold off on this job til I get one.
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https://www.amazon.com/Dorman-265-8...ssion+pan+drain It's the cheapest I've ever seen it, too. For that price I'd also buy a fumoto valve because gently caress it why not.
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I was about to bitch about price creep but I'm already gonna be in it for a filter/gasket, and also my price comparison is the $3k total replacement, so.
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Queen Combat posted:https://www.amazon.com/Dorman-265-8...ssion+pan+drain I'd worry that a Fumoto would be too close to the ground there. But yes get a Dorman plan with a drain plug, I did that on the first ATF change on my WJ and have been very happy with it. I should really order one for my 4L60E.
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You're right, it would be close. But still, I regret not getting the drain pan every time I think about it. I've wanted to flush the transmission a few times now simply due to the service history of the car.
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Oof, I'm seeing more videos on this failure mode where the snap ring shatters into multiple pieces, and the servo itself gets damaged.
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cakesmith handyman posted:These seem to be 47mm centre bore, I need 58 I think, any decent wheel refurb place will bore those out right? Quoting myself but I can't find any alfas with that small centre bore, what are the chances he miss-measured them? If they go cheap I'll take a chance on them.
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Yeah, best practice would be to replace the whole snap ring. It’s just a right bugger to get out. I *hated* that snap ring, and would have gleefully beat the engineer who specified that snap ring and material. BTW, the piston it holds can be pressed further into the bore with a jack to take pressure off the ring and make some space. What I really needed was some right angle needle nose pliers, but bent in the direction of the action, rather than perpendicularly to it. Ended up grinding reliefs in the ring to let it bend rather than “spring”, and using needle nose Vice Grips.
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Are the new ones from ford at least a better design?
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they're finishing up making autoclave #2 here at work how big is this autoclave? 28 feet in diameter and 120 feet long
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BraveUlysses posted:they're finishing up making autoclave #2 here at work Holy poo poo, when I need to autoclave an entire spaceship I know who to call
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I'd be curious to know what it costs to construct an autoclave that large
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MomJeans420 posted:I'd be curious to know what it costs to construct an autoclave that large not sure but they're gonna have a total of 3 of them eventually to achieve full production rate the 777x wings has two spars, the largest one is a 105 foot single piece of carbon composite the 787 uses carbon for the spars but the large spar is 3 pieces which are assembled together. also the wings are significantly smaller than 777/777x OBAMNA PHONE fucked around with this message at 19:55 on Nov 15, 2018 |
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Suburban Dad posted:As everyone else in the thread said already, daycare. They swim in a sea of germs, and bring it home. 14 months old now and it's been a rough year for colds. cakesmith handyman posted:These seem to be 47mm centre bore, I need 58 I think, any decent wheel refurb place will bore those out right? BraveUlysses posted:the largest one is a 105 foot single piece of carbon composite Pulled a 20 hour work day Tuesday, slept three hours then was getting ready to head back in as normal. Wife asked me wtf I was thinking and told me I wasn't going in. So glad she did, I would have been dangerous behind the wheel and useless if I had made it in. Slept off and on yesterday but still feeling run down.
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NitroSpazzz posted:This is one of the big things that I'm worried about when we do finally have a kid. Wife makes too much to not work so they'll be going to day care bringing all sorts of nasty crap home. I'm immunosuppressed so if I'm in the same room as someone sick I'll get it. Everything hits me a lot harder too. Wish I had any advice to give. I get about one cold per month and can't seem to stop it.
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Fender Anarchist posted:Are the new ones from ford at least a better design? I believe they are. I got mine for like $3 from a local dealer. Had to go to a big one, though. The smaller dealers didn’t have them in stock.
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Suburban Dad posted:Wish I had any advice to give. I get about one cold per month and can't seem to stop it. The hell? One a MONTH? Are you sure you dont have like mono or something??
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Suburban Dad posted:Wish I had any advice to give. I get about one cold per month and can't seem to stop it. How long have you been on a health kick? How long have you been exercising daily? I used to get a cold every month as well. Since my regime began in March of last year I have been sick twice.
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