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May-16th-2007, 07:36 AM

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Liquid_Ag

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columbia mall, parking lot closest to merriweather pavillion, around 8/830

May-16th-2007, 07:42 AM

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Jackelope

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Quote:

Originally Posted by eggynatey

Thanks for the help.

Sign = individual charachter, i.e. each number, right? So it would be 40 bucks for my 2 digit number.
Those sure look nice.

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Originally Posted by _Kansei_

Look more closely at the pic.. the whole thing is one big magnet (it's a black magnet)

yep, exactly...
$40 would be for a 24" x 12" magnet and whatever vinyl you want on it... your #'s, class, etc..

guess i can *try* to cut them out individual (supposed to be able to cut this stuff w/ scissors...

edit: Figured it out, starting new thread

and to keep on topic, installed my new taillights last night (black altz i bought from tooslow) - used "goop" to reseal one of 'em, dont like how i turned out, guess its *ok*, just i dunno.. couldnt do a fine line using that stuff...

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May-17th-2007, 06:22 AM

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bazooka joe

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drove her to work, and now she sits until the drive home

May-17th-2007, 06:33 AM

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I will be changing the oil ,replacing the front pad with semi metallic carbon fiber pads ,and installing AXR clunk fix bracket kit .

May-17th-2007, 07:43 AM

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The clunk fix bracket is really nice

May-17th-2007, 08:17 AM

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^ something i need to do.. just sitting in the corner. also need to put my SS brake lines on.

May-17th-2007, 08:27 AM

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I only have 3/5 of my SS brake and clutch lines on. I need to have two of my hard lines cut and reflared because the stock fittings and lines are too rusted together to come apart (yes, I've tried whatever it is you wanted to suggest trying)

May-17th-2007, 09:09 AM

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did you heat them up?

May-17th-2007, 09:37 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Liquid_Ag

did you heat them up?

I'll kill you

yes, I used:

- a propane torch (heated until it was glowing)
- proper flare nut wrenches
- some other torch (not mine.. I think it was MAPP or somethin?) that an acquaintance brought over.
- pb blaster
- pb blaster + torch
- torch + pb blaster
- swearing

May-17th-2007, 10:03 AM

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swearing = hot air.. should have worked! try swearing louder!

May-17th-2007, 10:13 AM

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When I burned off one of my stock brake lines.. the swearing was quite loud. Luckily, I was able to get that one off. I wish our brake lines used banjo fittings on both ends. I've never had an issue with a banjo fitting rusting out on me >_<