North Texas DTR#8 May GTG
04-24-2007, 09:23 PM
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I'm only asking here because I know you will all read it.
It became obvious in the rain, that I need some sort of box around my BHAF to keep as much water off it as possible. I have seen the boxes to isolate the heat from the turbo. Will that same thing work to help keep it dry?
I have the template for it but I don't have the equipment to make it. Do any of you have a brake to bend metal to make one?
Whoa....Vicodin kicked in g0od about 30 minutes agao...
It became obvious in the rain, that I need some sort of box around my BHAF to keep as much water off it as possible. I have seen the boxes to isolate the heat from the turbo. Will that same thing work to help keep it dry?
I have the template for it but I don't have the equipment to make it. Do any of you have a brake to bend metal to make one?
Whoa....Vicodin kicked in g0od about 30 minutes agao...
Careful with that Vicodin......we allow a drunk every now and then, but NO druggies.
04-24-2007, 09:26 PM
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I'm only asking here because I know you will all read it.
It became obvious in the rain, that I need some sort of box around my BHAF to keep as much water off it as possible. I have seen the boxes to isolate the heat from the turbo. Will that same thing work to help keep it dry?
I have the template for it but I don't have the equipment to make it. Do any of you have a brake to bend metal to make one?
Whoa....Vicodin kicked in g0od about 30 minutes agao...
It became obvious in the rain, that I need some sort of box around my BHAF to keep as much water off it as possible. I have seen the boxes to isolate the heat from the turbo. Will that same thing work to help keep it dry?
I have the template for it but I don't have the equipment to make it. Do any of you have a brake to bend metal to make one?
Whoa....Vicodin kicked in g0od about 30 minutes agao...
Have to check the diffs etc... in the morn to check for water.. Hopefully no milky stuff.... What would it look like blue???
04-24-2007, 10:35 PM
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Just a fyi...the tires and wheels I have listed are at $650 now. Not sure if anyone knew of anyone who wanted em but it was contingent on price...I know I'm 
but I'm tired of them sitting in my living room..
but I'm tired of them sitting in my living room..
04-24-2007, 10:53 PM
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If you had brought them to Sadelia, I would have bought them. Now, the offer is $500.
04-25-2007, 12:56 AM
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BrIan,
Great job on the water rescue!
I had to work in this slop tonight, but it really wasn't that bad in Dallas proper. Looks like Denton area and HOPEFULLY Collin County got dumped on!!!!!!! Whooo Hoooo!!!! This will help toward breaking this stinking 2 year drought!!!! I just hope this rain fell into Lake Lavon's watershed area.
Charlie I hope you got a bunch in Sedalia, because I think Sister Grove Creek feeds into Lavon.
Great job on the water rescue!
I had to work in this slop tonight, but it really wasn't that bad in Dallas proper. Looks like Denton area and HOPEFULLY Collin County got dumped on!!!!!!! Whooo Hoooo!!!! This will help toward breaking this stinking 2 year drought!!!! I just hope this rain fell into Lake Lavon's watershed area.
Charlie I hope you got a bunch in Sedalia, because I think Sister Grove Creek feeds into Lavon.
04-25-2007, 01:12 AM
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if any of you ntx guys want a billet fuel door for a 2nd gen i can steal...err.......FIND you one for cheap
might mess with your hp tho
might mess with your hp tho
He's been highest power for the last 2+ years.