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2015.08.24
VR4 workThe VR4 was throwing a check engine light. After paying $95 for a "diagnostic code check" on the Tacoma in conjunction with a smog check, I decided it was time to get an OBD reader. $23.49 + $6.99 cord and the free version of the Torque app later, I get: |
2007.04.25
240,000 miles laterLooks like I'm not spending my tax return on you after all. Investigating a slow leak in my diminished tires led me to serendipitously discover one of my cv boots had finally split. I guess it had to happen, and I might as well take care of a few othe... |
2008.03.27
Garage dazeMy front and rear strut braces came in. The front is some variation on the 3sx brace. The rear is a Cusco. It was cool to see the 'GTO' labeling on the paperwork, though I couldn't read the strangely extensive install instructions. |
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Honda CT90 - posi-torque sub transmissionHonda invented the posi-torque system in 1967 and started to fit it to the CT90 range in the same year. This ingenious device had the effect of providing the bike with 4 additional hillclimbing gears in addition to the standard 4 ratios for road-riding Earlier solutions The posi-torque system replaced |
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EvilTyrant The Completely Evil Blog » Blog Archive » Danco Cartridge Repair Kit for Delta Single Handle Faucets 86971 |
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Engineering Summarized - Not A Genius: important dumb detailsEngineering is implementing science to fix legitimate problems. To that end, engineering doesn't always look good, but great engineering is profoundly reliable. More than anything else, engineering employs heavy amounts of math and physics for its design, with its constraints represented by the universe itself. Most of the inspiration for engineering is pulled from nature [...]Read More... from Engineering Summarized |