S mode a joke?
Lexus Test Driver
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No, unless your gunning it from light to light I wouldn't put a long life expectancy on it but they are pretty durable.
The mitts are for the parts you are required to heat to over 200F before installation. Like the countershaft drive gear (6th) and the input shaft bearing.
Last edited by lobuxracer; Aug 25, 2007 at 09:34 AM.
Lexus Test Driver
Joined: Sep 2006
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From: TX
The mitts are for the parts you are required to heat to over 200F before installation. Like the countershaft drive gear (6th) and the input shaft bearing.
I make money at computer security sales. I work for a managed security service provider. I'm the tech rep on the sales call - bits & bytes, speeds & feeds, basic architecture, etc...
I've worked on (and raced) cars and bikes since I can remember - I grew up with my dad building and racing circle track cars, so none of the mechanical work is difficult for me. I also worked in a shop doing engine building and cylinder head work for a few years while on active duty with the Air Force (aircraft maintenance at that time), so I've been exposed to a lot of different mechanical systems.
I've worked on (and raced) cars and bikes since I can remember - I grew up with my dad building and racing circle track cars, so none of the mechanical work is difficult for me. I also worked in a shop doing engine building and cylinder head work for a few years while on active duty with the Air Force (aircraft maintenance at that time), so I've been exposed to a lot of different mechanical systems.
Lexus Test Driver
Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 1,386
Likes: 3
From: TX
I make money at computer security sales. I work for a managed security service provider. I'm the tech rep on the sales call - bits & bytes, speeds & feeds, basic architecture, etc...
I've worked on (and raced) cars and bikes since I can remember - I grew up with my dad building and racing circle track cars, so none of the mechanical work is difficult for me. I also worked in a shop doing engine building and cylinder head work for a few years while on active duty with the Air Force (aircraft maintenance at that time), so I've been exposed to a lot of different mechanical systems.
I've worked on (and raced) cars and bikes since I can remember - I grew up with my dad building and racing circle track cars, so none of the mechanical work is difficult for me. I also worked in a shop doing engine building and cylinder head work for a few years while on active duty with the Air Force (aircraft maintenance at that time), so I've been exposed to a lot of different mechanical systems.
DAMN.......You better not be married. So I guess thats how you became familar with cars.
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