Nar, just a quote from Bill Cosby's "Noah"
Noah - How you gonna do it?
God - I'm gonna make it rain for a thousand days and drown 'em right out
Noah - Right!
Noah - Listen to this, you'll save water
Let it rain for 40 days and 40 nights
And wait for the sewers back up
God - Right!
Dear Noah,
Writing to you in the request for booking a berth on your ark for 4 persons (2 adults, 2 children), 2 cats and unfiltered internet connection.
Down payment will be in the form of an olive branch a white dove and i'm sure we can come an arrangement whilst on the cruise :wink:
With the ke70 struts the springs are narrower so you'll be able to get better use out of camber plates. About the only other real difference is the shorter length of the '70's strut tubes. Did read on here somewhere that the '70's wheel bearings are different as well. Everything else is bolt on swappable. Have to have a look see with the brake rotors if their the same or not
"P" plates fit no mods needed just need some intelligence of some form or another behind the wheel and your set :jamie:
As amber put it to her girlfriend ages ago "He's just so frigging hot, i'd jump him if i could." >|
:lolcry:
WGMG - I look out into the backyard and i swear i can see the grass growing and giving me the finger cause i can't mow it cause of the rain.
Oh and the bloody mouse is starting to piss me, i push a button and it does what it feels like doing at the time - no click, one click, double click, etc ,etc.
From the Monroe catalogue that i have here, the same shock (25-3810) is used from the ke18 - ke55.
Its classed as a "T1" - scan included for a reference.
Body length - 413mm
Compressed length - 413mm
Extended length - 606m
Thats a better answer :yes:
What is it, about 9 out of 10 (if its australia) you'll have the 5k with the dished pistons so you'll wind up with a loss of compression. Still be an idea to pull the head and find out. Have a search its been covered with a few photos of the pistons from memory.
Well this year after amber asking and asking and asking what do i want for christmas......... many visions walked past us while at the shopping centres, but for the hell of me i couldn't think of anything. And she kept asking what was i going to get her and the same thing...... many visions walked past us while at the shopping centres but for the hell of me i couldn't think of anything.
So i opted for something the both of us could use......
and now we're both hanging in anticipation like a pair of virgins on our first night together, i think she has done one before i'm not really sure, for our christmas present to arrive so we can unwrap it and have some fun learning new moves and positions. Her dad's already bought some extra toys.
I just hope it doesn't break us apart with her wanting more time with it.
The game system called the Wii
Yep there you go folks ancient humans got busy with anything that moved and the gene hasn't been breed out of us yet.
You, or your friend, could be one if you, or it, looks like this.
Hannigan
Ancient humans, dubbed 'Denisovans'
I have to partly disagree. Years ago a cousin of mine sent grandma a letter and all that was on the envelope was "To grandma - Maleny QLD" and it got to her. But, at the time, Maleny was only a small town and everybody knew grandma and called her grandma.
Thats just f@$ked.
I cut mine at the second knuckle when i was about 16-17. Can't get the finger fully straight any more - points about 15-20deg down now a days
If you have a look there's no crease marks where the first knuckle is.
But you do have to admit it makes a good party trick when shown to a couple of drunks and they spend the rest of the night trying to do it.
Urm, no you don't. Just need an oil cooler (aka transmission cooler)
Might be slow but if its the trimatic its internals can be pretty easily upgraded to make it bullet proof behind a "K" motor.
Try doing that to a "K" box.
But any what getting back to the topic - I don't know much of the 7k but for the auto from the 5k i don't think you'll have much hassle with it but the torque converter you'll have to find one that'll be more suited to the 2k due to different power outputs between the motors.
Sad thing is yes you do include the weight of the pallet.
Be looking around 10-15kg for a skid (half sized pallet). Make sure it goes on a skid and not a pallet or you'll be copped with extra charges for a space a pallet takes up.
But if you have a search around the forum you'll come across a topic on engine weights.
Take it to a radiator shop and get it reversed flushed.
Can be done DIY but, unless you have the right tools, you wouldn't get it totally clean.
If you get really worried about it getting hot and overheating the interior heater works wonders as a secondary radiator.
As a side note, my dad use to lug a loaded trailer up and down hills in his old '55, it'd get a little past the half mark on a hot day.