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That would be fun. Might be able to exercise my motorcycles some...hehe....

Thought you canuks talked frenchie anyway, eh?

...and bits of burnout rubber on the quarters....

like the whole landscape-only/rotated photo thing?

Seems either time, or a reboot of my laptop, took care of it.

Started painting the apartment my tenants moved out of Saturday. Did the living room today And stained the floor in preparation for 2 coats of polyurethane

Have a machine shop look everything over, machine the block, and give advice on rod/crank replacement after they're done. There's no way to diagnose stuff like this over the internet. Do you want it to "work"? Or do you want it RIGHT? I had an old jeep years ago, got it for $400. Dead miss on...

Taxi at its best....

My youth....

Put the glass in the storm doors yesterday... ...aaaaaand apparently it only wants landscape photos now......

Gave ya one to try and help out....feel any better? :thumbsup:

Get your block line-honed first if there's any sign of wear or damage to the journals. Hell, get it done anyway. better safe than sorry.

So at the top right there's the little bell that gets a red tab with a number in it when there are new posts in followed threads. Ain't workin'. I thought it odd that there were no new posts, I clicked on the bell....and like 15 posts came up as "read: a moment ago". Happening to anyone...

Never had liver. Had rocky mountain oysters...once. Until it was explained to me what they were. Depressingly enough....it was actually pretty tasty. Kinda makes you wonder, though - "who was the first person to decide 'yea...I'll eat that'"? Rocky mountain oysters. Liver. Lobster. Crabs...

Generally, the crankshaft (pick your size for mains and rods), bearings (again, pick your sizes), end seals and gaskets. You can also decide if you want to do a stroker at this point... You'll need to have a machine shop work your block first though, so you know what size bearings you need to...

Probably easiest to retract the boom one or two positions into the base, sleeve the lift end, and put an extension there. Then add your larger upper strap brace.

Stick 'em on the SSP. I think they'd look great.

Sniper. Power, driveability, and reasonable mpg.

Bugs in the teeth...like it should be!

I still miss my BlackBerry...