Yeah. Maybe you should just let it be.

Hell, even if it 'splodes, you can sell all that aluminum on the intake/intercooler piping and get most of your money back. That's gotta be about 12k in aluminum....

Jeez. I’d always heard that maintaining a boat is punishment enough for owning a boat...

Cool article!

This, for example, is under “H” for “toy.”

Would have been sexier if she hadn't flinched...

CP.

“DAMMIT!! That totally works on the Gran Turismo series! WTF?!"

You’ve got the gist of it. Muscle Car Restorations in Chippewa Falls did one a while back... Tracked down all the original aluminum parts, NOS doors (which they acid dipped), blah, blah...

Winners Circle. Joliet, IL.

I’m with Napa for a totally different reason (although I appreciate the quality parts): The Antioch, IL Napa has one of the largest in-store warehouses left in existence (to my knowledge).

That’s actually a pretty common occurrence. It would happen every couple of years when I lived near Prarie Du Chien, WI. The bridge across the Mississippi would get lousy with the things, especially at night as they gathered near the streetlights... We’d have fishtail contests across the bridge to see who could keep…

Um... and oil *checks*?

Fairlady SSS

Well, he never done this before. But seeing as it’s special circumstances and all, he says I can knock a hundred dollars off that Trucoat...

Yet another reason that I hadn't yet discovered for driving a POS truck. Most likely would have pushed its way out sometime in the 7th minute.

To continue to employ a shit-ton of lazy useless, underperforming UAW workers?

I’d venture a guess that the Solstice/Sky HVAC systems are used less frequently.

Jack:

Actually, if it’s anything like the old GMs, the HIGH setting is NO resistor. The resistors only come into play on the lower setting, as they reduce the voltage to the blower motor... My guess is they eliminated the blower relay commonly used on the older cars/trucks. Guess what the relay was for. Anyone? Anyone??