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On Fri, 27 Feb 2009 17:43:17 -0600, Jeep America #1 >
wrote: >you just cant leave well enough alone can you punk fraud > >things are going great this week in this group and then you have to be >a troll > >if you had any honor youd leave this group but you dont so youll just >stay here to stir crap up > > > >Pink ? Freud > wrote: > >>On Fri, 27 Feb 2009 09:48:23 -0800, Socks wrote: >> >>> Haha hoho! what a knee slapper! >>> Yaawwn... >> >> >>And boilerplate that's been around for years, just fill in the topic. >> >>After our China-chat elsewhere last night, I said I'd see you here -- >>well, here I am, and so are you! >> >>Different nym, though, for Hughes- and Jerkie-bashing mostly. >> >>Have a good one, eh? >> >>PF >>(aka SW, he whispered....) Jerk Off America #1? Go Jerk Off America you inbred hillbilly American **** wad! Go hand **** Bill Hughes you man lover! Rainbows are for you! Once you are done hand ****ing Bill, why don't you suck off an American Classic like a Clint Eastwood Special! a 44 Magnum with a hollow point ready to end our misery! Go on, you can do it! Feel guilty for all the sins you have committed against your Bible! Little boys, little boys, little boys. I bet you pull up one of their shorts pant legs and try and insert your little three inch pee pee into your victims poopy hole! (Getting hard just thinking about it aren't you?) Your man milk must be just starting to ooze over the thought of plugging a little Alter boy. Oh, I can only imagine how that pre teen hit those high notes. You probably have him wearing the statutory private knee socks, Heather grey I spelt that Canadian for you so you could learn another language! Shorts and white button up shirt! And slip it in... Not... It's not even long enough to get past a preteens ass... Then you come all over the palm of your hand! Something you are used to anyway! How much fur do you have on the palm of your hand? Enough for a to feel like a full grown woman's vagina is going down on you? Oh, I forgot, you like the smooth ass of a young man! and a hairless rectum. PUMP,PUMP,PUMP, my monkey went spunk! Now I want to feltch you and retrieve all the evidence! |
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"PeterD" > wrote in message
... > On Fri, 27 Feb 2009 06:05:40 -0600, "Old Crow" > > wrote: > >>"Mike Romain" > wrote in message ing.com... >>> csdude wrote: >>> >>>> right, sometimes I torque then at 95 ft-lbs sometimes at 110 or so. >>>> it's the difference in torque between lug nuts that warps rotors (I >>>> was told) >>> >>> >>> Think the difference between 95 and 60 or less. That means when you put >>> 95 on wet, you 'really' are putting more like 140 or more on them. This >>> stretches them and can damage rims. I have seen more than one rim with >>> worn out holes from overtorquing like this also. >>> >>> I mean just go look it up for your own education so you know the 'real' >>> answer before you start snapping waterpump and head bolts. >>> >>> Unless you think a poster with a fake name from Animal house, the movie, >>> is telling you the gospel truth. Folks like that are called trolls, >>> they spout total bull**** to see what kind of a reaction they can get. >>> Welcome to Usenet... >>> >>> Mike >> >>Mike, I was reinstalling a head on a Dodge Rampage yesterday. It's the >>2.2l >>ohc motor. Book called for the headbolts to be cleaned and threads oiled >>as >>well as the underside of the bolt heads. > > That's certainly legit, but in that case GM computed the torque > specifications assuming that they were lubricated, not dry. Not the > same thing as torquing a fastener with a dry specified torque when it > has been lubricated. I got to tell you, the spec was 3 passes. First at 30, second at 45 and then an additional 90*. By the time I got the third pass done, those bolts were *tight*. This was a 10mm bolt, and I was really sweating the first couple of them. > >> Also a couple of the bolts go >>into the water jacket and they require sealer on them. >>Also, as a GM tech for 18 years, I've always put teflon sealer on the >>headbolts of every small block I've ever built and torqued them to factory >>specs. >>Oh, and I use anti-sieze on my own personal lug nuts, run 'em down with a >>1/2" impact > > Do you use a torque stick? If I'm at work. If I'm home I don't have the torque stick, but my compressor only builds 130 lbs, and the impact I have at home is one I retired from work(meaning 'old and worn out'). I don't keep hammering on the nuts after they quit turning, and I usually double check 'em with a torque wrench. Being in the rust belt, I'd think you'd swear by anti-seize.<g> -- Old Crow '82 FLTC 'Pearl' '87 FLTC 'Fugly' '61 F-100 BS#133, SENS, TOMKAT, SLOB#13, MAMBM |
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Good advice.
Although I have never had a lug nut loosen due to using "Copper slip" or "Molly slip" anti seize lubricant on the threads of the wheel studs after applying the manufacture's recomended torque setting! |
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On Sat, 28 Feb 2009 05:38:44 -0600, "Old Crow" >
wrote: >"PeterD" > wrote in message .. . >> On Fri, 27 Feb 2009 06:05:40 -0600, "Old Crow" > >> wrote: >> >>>"Mike Romain" > wrote in message ting.com... >>>> csdude wrote: >>>> >>>>> right, sometimes I torque then at 95 ft-lbs sometimes at 110 or so. >>>>> it's the difference in torque between lug nuts that warps rotors (I >>>>> was told) >>>> >>>> >>>> Think the difference between 95 and 60 or less. That means when you put >>>> 95 on wet, you 'really' are putting more like 140 or more on them. This >>>> stretches them and can damage rims. I have seen more than one rim with >>>> worn out holes from overtorquing like this also. >>>> >>>> I mean just go look it up for your own education so you know the 'real' >>>> answer before you start snapping waterpump and head bolts. >>>> >>>> Unless you think a poster with a fake name from Animal house, the movie, >>>> is telling you the gospel truth. Folks like that are called trolls, >>>> they spout total bull**** to see what kind of a reaction they can get. >>>> Welcome to Usenet... >>>> >>>> Mike >>> >>>Mike, I was reinstalling a head on a Dodge Rampage yesterday. It's the >>>2.2l >>>ohc motor. Book called for the headbolts to be cleaned and threads oiled >>>as >>>well as the underside of the bolt heads. >> >> That's certainly legit, but in that case GM computed the torque >> specifications assuming that they were lubricated, not dry. Not the >> same thing as torquing a fastener with a dry specified torque when it >> has been lubricated. > >I got to tell you, the spec was 3 passes. First at 30, second at 45 and >then an additional 90*. By the time I got the third pass done, those bolts >were *tight*. This was a 10mm bolt, and I was really sweating the first >couple of them. Been there, done that! It takes a certain amount of fortitude to do that additional 90* twist! > > >> >>> Also a couple of the bolts go >>>into the water jacket and they require sealer on them. >>>Also, as a GM tech for 18 years, I've always put teflon sealer on the >>>headbolts of every small block I've ever built and torqued them to factory >>>specs. >>>Oh, and I use anti-sieze on my own personal lug nuts, run 'em down with a >>>1/2" impact >> >> Do you use a torque stick? > >If I'm at work. If I'm home I don't have the torque stick, but my compressor >only builds 130 lbs, and the impact I have at home is one I retired from >work(meaning 'old and worn out'). I don't keep hammering on the nuts after >they quit turning, and I usually double check 'em with a torque wrench. >Being in the rust belt, I'd think you'd swear by anti-seize.<g> I do, I do! I keep four different kinds of anti-seize on my bench for different fasteners. And I use it on lug nuts. But, unlike the poster who didn't realize the implications of using it, I comphensate for the anti-seize. I always use a torque stick, but my impact wrench (an IR-231) doesn't limit well. I use a stick below the desired torque the finish 'em off with the torque wrench. |
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settle down spaz boy
your mental and need to seek help even though your in canada so itll take you nine months to get into see the doctor unless you do what all the smart canadians do and come down to the united states for treatment Socks > wrote: >Jerk Off America #1? >Go Jerk Off America you inbred hillbilly American **** wad! >Go hand **** Bill Hughes you man lover! >Rainbows are for you! >Once you are done hand ****ing Bill, why don't you suck off an >American Classic like a Clint Eastwood Special! a 44 Magnum with a >hollow point ready to end our misery! >Go on, you can do it! >Feel guilty for all the sins you have committed against your Bible! >Little boys, little boys, little boys. >I bet you pull up one of their shorts pant legs and try and insert >your little three inch pee pee into your victims poopy hole! >(Getting hard just thinking about it aren't you?) >Your man milk must be just starting to ooze over the thought of >plugging a little Alter boy. >Oh, I can only imagine how that pre teen hit those high notes. >You probably have him wearing the statutory private knee socks, >Heather grey I spelt that Canadian for you so you could learn another >language! Shorts and white button up shirt! >And slip it in... Not... It's not even long enough to get past a >preteens ass... Then you come all over the palm of your hand! >Something you are used to anyway! >How much fur do you have on the palm of your hand? >Enough for a to feel like a full grown woman's vagina is going down >on you? >Oh, I forgot, you like the smooth ass of a young man! and a hairless >rectum. >PUMP,PUMP,PUMP, my monkey went spunk! >Now I want to feltch you and retrieve all the evidence! |
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"DougW" ...
> /ramjw\__ > .:\:\:/:/. > ( ~ ~ ): > .-------------------.\ = o / > | PLEASE DO NOT |( (_) ) > | FEED THE TROLLS |/`-----'\_ > `-------------------' / \(O) > | | / /|_____|/U > | | \_/ / \ \ > | | ( ( ) ) > | | _\,,\ /,,/_ > ,|/./\/|.\| ,|/./.(_____V_____)/ > > I like this. Tomes |
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Tomes wrote:
> "DougW" ... >> /ramjw\__ >> .:\:\:/:/. >> ( ~ ~ ): >> .-------------------.\ = o / >> | PLEASE DO NOT |( (_) ) >> | FEED THE TROLLS |/`-----'\_ >> `-------------------' / \(O) >> | | / /|_____|/U >> | | \_/ / \ \ >> | | ( ( ) ) >> | | _\,,\ /,,/_ >> ,|/./\/|.\| ,|/./.(_____V_____)/ >> >> > > I like this. That's a .357 he's pointing. if you use a bigger o it could be a .454 -- DougW |
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Tire Stores and lug nut torque settings
Only in america
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DougW wrote:
> Tomes wrote: >> "DougW" ... >>> /ramjw\__ >>> .:\:\:/:/. >>> ( ~ ~ ): >>> .-------------------.\ = o / >>> | PLEASE DO NOT |( (_) ) >>> | FEED THE TROLLS |/`-----'\_ >>> `-------------------' / \(O) >>> | | / /|_____|/U >>> | | \_/ / \ \ >>> | | ( ( ) ) >>> | | _\,,\ /,,/_ >>> ,|/./\/|.\| ,|/./.(_____V_____)/ >>> >>> >> I like this. > > That's a .357 he's pointing. > if you use a bigger o it could be a .454 > But then you could get a ticket for using a .45 in a .35 zone. |
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On Tue, 3 Mar 2009 17:23:03 -0800, Lon wrote
(in article >): > DougW wrote: >> Tomes wrote: >>> "DougW" ... >>>> /ramjw\__ >>>> .:\:\:/:/. >>>> ( ~ ~ ): >>>> .-------------------.\ = o / >>>>> PLEASE DO NOT |( (_) ) >>>>> FEED THE TROLLS |/`-----'\_ >>>> `-------------------' / \(O) >>>>>> / /|_____|/U >>>>>> \_/ / \ \ >>>>>> ( ( ) ) >>>>>> _\,,\ /,,/_ >>>> ,|/./\/|.\| ,|/./.(_____V_____)/ >>>> >>>> >>> I like this. >> >> That's a .357 he's pointing. >> if you use a bigger o it could be a .454 >> > But then you could get a ticket for using a .45 in a .35 zone. Isn't a 454 a chevy big block, not a gun? Oh, sorry. This used to be a jeep group. Craig |
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