did you miss my message a while back, i was telling you that you could use my dirtbike helmet if you want. . .that should work. . .

 

why, did you stub it. . . (i made a funny)

 

Don't jinx me, playing bball tonight

 

You know your screwed, right?

 

Pffft, I won't be drunk

 

He's working in Houma at Delta World Tire.


If any of you come to Houma to get an alignment, let me know. We can hang out. Maybe get some lunch or dinner.

 

Does anyone need factory tweeters ? $20 takes them.

 

Yah I got all my alignments done at Firestone...Rob did it once then I just dropped it off the other time. Dunno who did it but they took care of it. Going to be bringing it back again once i get the front arms...

 

does anyone know anything about tools? im planninng on buy a corldless impact gun but i duno shiet about tools. any specific brand name, volt, and size wrench i should choose to help with taking of lugs? and also trying to find a very low car jack with a budget of $200 on each item.

 

A nice low profile car jack is easy. I got a good one for 125$ from orielly's. As for cordless impact gun usually the more volts the better but i use a air compressor for my impact.

 

BTW for those going to midnight madness tonight it is 10$ to spectate or 20 to run. So u might as well pay the extra 10 in case u want to make a run or 2 later that night.

 

Check Home Depot, my guys really like the Ryobi. They use them here at the shop, and they last. I would look at nothing less then 18 volts.

 

You can get a low aluminum jack at harbor freight for about $80.

 

We have a couple at the shop from Harbor Freight, and we use them daily. Bang for the buck, they are pretty good, and they offer extended warranty on them for a good price.

 

Thanks man. My homeboy hooked my up with his though. It's a lil big for me but it'll work...

 

The cheap ones (<$100) will last your about a year or two depending on how often you use it. I use mine a couple times a month switching wheels for autocrosses. The biggest problem is battery life and the ability to hold a charge. You have to buy the high dollar ones (Dewalt, Milwalkee) if you want something you're going to use a lot and you expect to last a long time. If you watch, you can find one on sale for $200, normally they're in the over-$200 range.

I ultimately found a Craftsman air powered impact wrench for $20 (50% off sale FTW) and it's been working great for removing lug nuts.

In addition to the Harbor Freight jack, there's a Craftsman low alum. jack that you can catch on sale for around $150. The $80 HF jack is good buth they have a better one for around $120. Like anything else, it all depends on how often you use it and how hard you abuse it.

 

In case you guys haven't visited the South Central forum lately, CENLA Autocross on Feb 15th...

https://my350z.com/forum/south-centr...-feb-15th.html

 

I'm still learning how to drive with these turbo's so no laughing at me tonight when I spin and wheel hop all the way through 4th......

 

lol awesome, wish i had to fight that learning curve =P

 

that's awesome. . .i won't laugh as long as i get to take it down the track once. . .!