I can vouch for the poor starter placement on Tundras. I replaced the starter on my 2000 Tundra 3 years ago. Fuel rails, off; 5000 bolts and intake plenum, off; injectors, out; sore back, arms, legs, neck, check. On the bright side, I finally got to use every socket adapter and swivel in my tool box justifying their…

Sorry, I didn't intend my comments to read so harsh. Just tried to get a couple of points across. I've been in the aerospace business for over 30 years, military and civilian, and the issue of B-2 bomber $ per unit gets me a little heated.

Lets clear up the cost of the B-2 bomber. The original contract was for 132 aircraft. Certain members of congress, including the ones from California, where the B-2 was built, slashed the production numbers to 20. So, instead of spreading the development and build costs over 132 aircraft, it was spread over only 20.…

Thanks for the In-N-Out reference. I’m 10,000 miles from the nearest one and now I’m hungry. Thanks, thanks a lot.......

Let me get this straight. I can set at home in my underwear and write about motorcycles, take the occasional all expense paid trip to motorcycle related events, while insisting to my wife "It's a business trip," and include links to motorcycle products in my blogs such as helmets, http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_no…,…

If a hole were to be drilled completely through the sidewall the tire would continue to lose air pressure. A very dangerous situation. Instead, several very small holes drilled around the sidewall, but not drilled completely through, creating a more flexible surface, would allow the sidewall to bulge slightly due to…

For RCS testing on RCS ranges, articles are placed upside down on the pylon. I once saw an upside down tank 40 feet of the ground.

I've worked in Afghanistan for the last several years and have noticed these smaller puckups are everywhere. Tatas, Hiluxs (Hiluxes, Hiluxi?) Mitsubishis, and Ford Ranges, among theres. All are diesels and all seem to have the third pedal. My almost daily driver is a Hilux. I have to fight my coworkers every morning…

A V8 swap into a 1993 car that had a 4 cylinder? And it has California tags? How did it pass CA emissions and get registered? Do you reinstall the original engine every time it gets tested?