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I never said it did not matter. What matters is whether the system is able to obtain and maintain the temp sought, and equal volume by itself is no guarantee or requirement for achieving that goal.

No and there is no real basis across the board that it need be.

Hey, I do find it interesting how most see some unexplained importance in sharing what or where they were when 9/11 went down. I will not bore you.

Not to be a drama queen, but every 9/11 I have bit of "survivors' guilt", meaning if I had been more proactive about a chance meeting with 8-9 of the hijackers in Sunrise Florida in Mid-May of that year. I might have disrupted 9/11. It's a long story, like Atta threatening to kick my ***, that...

I am not seeing the bump steer explanation. It the shaft before the taper is longer, that will affect camber gain, usually by making the spindle appear taller, changing the angle of the UCA at rest, but length of the threads means little, with or without a thread spacer. Bump steer is the least...

Read the ebay listing link above for yourself, I quoted it here, but my exact Dr Diff quote got deleted.:lol: Go figure:rolleyes:

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Might also fill in on Saturday Disco nights?

Would a kingpin locked fully enclosed and locked dry freight disconnected semi-trailer with multiple cars parked in a locked storage yard, qualify?

Are we talking heated leaded, or high-speed lead causing hearing loss?

It seems that most US missile sites are located in remote areas. It is well known where the sites are and the priority of which they are over targeted by our adversaries. Assuming the missile launch sites (silos) withstand a robust first or counter nuclear strike, they will be post-strike the...

It is quite impressive to watch a true lead craftsman do body work. My dad hired a body man in very early 60's to do some lead repairs. It was amazing to this kid. I feel it is the best solution, but at my point in life, the risks, known and unknown are not worth the it with the current other...

Try, it's good practice, to try and stay between the lines. :thumbsup:

On this topic, last night I saw a special on big Naval guns. One topic covered I never heard of before, was the issue of multi guns side by side in a turret. The issue was during simultaneous firing, the shock waves in flight of the projectiles pushed the others away and off target if the guns...

I agree, but how hard would it be to include/mandate very upfront, a yet to be determined "AI generated" symbol, as a warning. It seems the lately increasing misinformation being consumed by limited knowledge readers that is incorrect and/or misleading will one day come home to roost, across the...

Who but AI can draft and post an article (click bait) about a big Gen 2 Hemi crate motor and have on the front page a picture of a Mustang with a Ford 302"? crate motor? MSN

I suspect they believe that. It has some merit, more so likely in California because of topography. However, everything is a compromise, being every vehicle at some point, of some sort, including EV's, dirties the air, even bicycles with rubber tire wear. Where one draws the line is the concern...

"Down Low" being rpm and not lift?

It's been 13? years??????? Have some compassion Alaskan's, let the 80-year-old man ride off into the sunset in peace.

It is still important even if it's not a car but an airplane, because it very well could be. It is about excessive fines and their abuse. It is not a restricted topic here, because it affects everyone equally. MSN