dave brode
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mt83 said:
What, Matt, an inch of snow down there?
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What, Matt, an inch of snow down there?
Dave,
I understand that six inches may be a little pathetic to get snowed in from, but we just aren't equipped to deal with it. The hill that my driveway goes down in froze solid and the only vehicle able to go up and down it has all wheel drive and traction control lol. Any way I am going to try to get the dyno sheets scanned in and up today.
I also hope to have the new timing chains in stock and ready to sell in the next couple weeks. So keep that in mind. I will keep everyone up to date on those as well.
I understand that six inches may be a little pathetic to get snowed in from, but we just aren't equipped to deal with it. The hill that my driveway goes down in froze solid and the only vehicle able to go up and down it has all wheel drive and traction control lol. Any way I am going to try to get the dyno sheets scanned in and up today.
I also hope to have the new timing chains in stock and ready to sell in the next couple weeks. So keep that in mind. I will keep everyone up to date on those as well.
dave brode
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Matt,
I had to kid you on the snow. You are lucky. Whatever it is that the State uses on the roads here now rots a car up in 5 years. I mean rots. It's a liquid, the roads stay wet unless it's dumping snow down. The county uses pea gravel in their mix, so it blasts the lower part of the car too. In PA, near here, they use pea gravel too.
Tell us more about the t-chains. Not Cloyes?
Dave
I had to kid you on the snow. You are lucky. Whatever it is that the State uses on the roads here now rots a car up in 5 years. I mean rots. It's a liquid, the roads stay wet unless it's dumping snow down. The county uses pea gravel in their mix, so it blasts the lower part of the car too. In PA, near here, they use pea gravel too.
Tell us more about the t-chains. Not Cloyes?
Dave
JW
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not to get too far off topic
Its the calcium that rots the cars more than the salt....if the roads are staying wet its calcium or hygen they are using brine will airdry if it isnt snowing or raining.
Interested in the timing chains as well.
Its the calcium that rots the cars more than the salt....if the roads are staying wet its calcium or hygen they are using brine will airdry if it isnt snowing or raining.
Interested in the timing chains as well.
I think they just use that blue salt here till they run out of their yearly supply, which isn't much lol.
I will give you all the details once I get them in hand and get a look at them. I will be trying to get the sample piece in my hands next week and get the rest of them shortly after. There will be 25 available at a time by the current minimum quantities.
I will give you all the details once I get them in hand and get a look at them. I will be trying to get the sample piece in my hands next week and get the rest of them shortly after. There will be 25 available at a time by the current minimum quantities.
Andy V
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The brine used here in PA is coming from the natural gas wells being drilled...marcella shale
It is calcium chloride rich from what I understand...the state probably charges the drilling companies to take it (DEP) and then they have free salt for the roads. Being liquid it does get in every crevice underneath a car now...and I'm sure will rust the hell out of stuff soon
It is calcium chloride rich from what I understand...the state probably charges the drilling companies to take it (DEP) and then they have free salt for the roads. Being liquid it does get in every crevice underneath a car now...and I'm sure will rust the hell out of stuff soon
dave brode
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mt83 said:
Hey Matt, snow gone?
Dave
Yes it is. I know I promised to have the dyno sheets up and going but our color printer took a poop!!! GRRRRR new technology huh. I am going to run by my buddies house tomorrow and get them printed up. I should be able to scan them in by friday.
PROSTOCKTOM
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Now gone like so many others. You had a good long run in the auto business.
Happy Retirement Jerry !
Tom
Now gone like so many others. You had a good long run in the auto business.
Happy Retirement Jerry !
Tom
MOCRUZN
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Really ?
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Really ?
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Paris
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viewtopic.php?f=1&t=13870MOCRUZN said:
MOCRUZN
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Thanks for the link, Paris. My one word reply to the previous post is not about my being unaware of the negotiation and sale of CPP to potential buyers.
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Thanks for the link, Paris. My one word reply to the previous post is not about my being unaware of the negotiation and sale of CPP to potential buyers.
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Paris
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Gotcha, Mo.