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If you are thinking yellow top may I suggest the $190 Sears DieHard Platinum battery. I think 65 is the size you want. You may have to cut off one lip of the battery tray to fit on the bottom and use something (I used scrap piece of 1/2" pvc pipe) as a spacer between the battery and top bracket...

FSM (96) is on crack. Picture is of a SUA (MJ I guess). Weird. Should have looked closer before posting.

From everything I read here (talk of the center pin fitment etc. , perch measurement, pictures [members and commercial packs too]) I figured the shims go on the bottom of the pack .. which is where I put mine - and they raised the pinion just like they were supposed to. So I'm flipping through...

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sweetest portable 12v compressor for under $150 or so. Until someone steals it :( They run 60 bucks at pep boys or from amazon, if that helps you gauge the point value. Lot of folks picked them up for 25 ea on closeout from checkers a couple years back so if you google you might see that price...

on my knuckles, the front(rear) surface is where the gouges are worn in, rather than on the top/bottom surfaces (where the shim goes) so I just left mine in the baggie :dunno:

If those don't work and want to get it done asap, you could see if any local parts store (don't forget carquest) has Moog CC784 springs. They add 2 inches and run a little under $100 for the pair. ETA: the springs still have the part number on them - you could search for it. If it doesn't start...

what, no cgi animation of the process? I just can't believe it unless I see a cgi animation of the process..

try finding a station near a boating area

Unless Advance has their own rebate, there is only a $20 rebate = $140 total $20 the rebate details: http://www.monroe.com/promo/documents/Monroe_fall09_RepairRewards.pdf

Doctor Rat. William Kotzwinkle. Excellent book.

Just put together a bastard pack (haven't installed) and after gas driving around to the yards, cost of the packs, asstd crap like graphite paint, leaf liner, cutoff wheel, leaf clamps, I didn't come out a whole lot ahead of just buying OME. So I would say go for it. For the front, instead of...

have the sport seats and the corbeau cloth is wearing through after 30k miles. Comfy and supportive, don't get me wrong, but cheap fabric.

It puts more strain on the chain drive in the case, so if you drive around like that for a year or two you might stretch the chain and need a new one.

It's not under pressure. I used JB weld and part of a bic pen to fix mine. Lasted over a year and was still holding when I replaced the rad.

Throw some oxiclean and some purple power in a bucket (mix with appropriate water) and scrub it with a brush. Put it on a clean tarp to do this so the jute backing doesn't get nasty. Then hose it off. If you have a pressure washer you can use that. The top side will dry in a day in direct sun...

I had doors and I'm pretty sure the greasy F#@& who stole my stereo put it on craigslist for $25. I was dumb enough to leave the faceplate in the center console, so maybe if he hadn't found that he would have left the HU. On the one hand, deflation means fewer people buying expensive crap like...

Oops, I went to take pics and now it's too late to edit. To be fair the build quality appears to be clean, but even the threads on the fill tube (or whatever its called) are plastic. I know the original modine was too, since I snapped off the overflow tube, but based on the way the other...