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i'll take it all. pm inbound

i thought that the catch to this was that as long as it couldn't be "readily" converted back then it was considered permenant?

if you've got an audible tap, then the adjustment is necessary. just checked....motor only calls for 3.5 hours. specs...... Valve Clearance Intake: 0.20－0.24 mm (0.0079－0.0094 in) Exhaust: 0.28－0.32 mm (0.0110－0.0126 in) also...this engine gets adjusted cold......

the front bank may not be too overly hard, but the rear bank will be. it's something you'd probably be thenkful for having left to your mechanic. you won't be able to use your feeler gauge from your old hotrod. you'll probably also need an angled set of feelers. i've not done a v6 honda, but i needed 2 sets to do the 4bangers. yea. almost all hondas call for valve adjustment at some point, per the periodic maintenance schedule. so now all that said, what makes you think you need a valve adjustment? 'cause if i gotta be honest, although nearly every honda engine calls for it, i haven't touched the valve adjustment on a honda in 20 years.

yes and i think yes. i've used the same 2 friends till one escaped nj

those things took from about breakfast time to almost dinner time to hit 60........... these took a little longer. AAAAAAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAHA

or worse

and not to hijack....but don't forget that a goodly number of those are being purchased by the enemy(or am i not allowed to call them that anymore?)

ha!! hust hope he doesn't get the civic, put a giant wing on the back and a fartcan......and 47 degrees of negative camber, lol

CANT AND WON'T BACK THEM ON THIS. either everyone can carry or no one can carry(of course we all know it SHOULD be everyone)_

do virtually everything you can to scare him awasy from owdies. he will thank you later.

i learned on my grand pops 67 mustang and grand moms 71 ford ranch wagon(with a 390. it was faster then most of the "hotrods" in school, lol)

i think that if it goes down as a gift, then mvc will charge tax on book value..... if he can afford the insurance himself, i say let him accept it. then teach him how to properly drive. you probably grew up on rwd vehicles, so i figure you and most others know what i mean by that, and it's not intended mean.

you actually have a point here. i'd counter your question though with how the cop shot her. did you see the video where he popped out of the doorway he was in to shoot? what would happen to any of us here in nj if we advanced to shoot before the intruder was inside, and no weapons in their hands?

thank you!

i think the kid(yea right....he's in his late 30's) sees himself becoming his father. i've noticed over the last 5 or so years his demeanor change. he's on meds, and drinks heavily. if he starts smoking, he will be exactly like his father who died at 61 years old. he owns 10 of these places, and i think it's all getting to be too much for him. i've got a friend who flips houses checking with real estate friends to see if there's anything bad coming with this property. i don't want to move or start over or go back to working for someone else. i've already been looking for possible locations close enough to here that i wouldn't lose my customer base....there are none. there's 3 shops i know of for sale. one half the distance from home than this one is......he wants what i and another real estate friend think is too much......then there's 2 in the opposite direction from home but same distance as here......dunno what they want yet......

they buy their gas from russians. the min. wage is another thing.......i think it moved to 12/hour already? that's a lot to pay a gas jockey......

the tanks are my big worry. i can't find anything on if it's mandated for them to be replaced at a specific age. i'm pretty sure that the ones in the ground there now are double wall, but they're also at least 20 years old. the station owner is indian(sikh) and his guys are going home in the spring. oh.....it's not branded. it's off-brand, but usually runs between 70k and 100k gallons a month

i have the chance to get the gas at my shop. i feel it's almost a necessity, as i think my landlord's gonna sell that business either way. if it's sold to someone else, that may end up forcing me out of the shop. i know what he makes per gallon on reg and super, and it's actually pretty decent considering what i know my old boss used to make per gallon. as far as regulations go, i know i need insurance on the tanks, and know it's about 10k/year. i don't think i could get away with what he does as for help, as he's got only 2 guys coveriong all the hours. i figure i'd need at least 3, plus (probably) a manager. i don't know what other regulations i'd have to deal with though. i feel that if i do this that it can turn out good for at least the next 5 to 10 years, but not too sure. i feel that if i'm gonna pass on this then i need to start looking for a new location......

anyone here pretty well famaliar with it? as in the ownership/running of a gas station? i got questions

you should be able to use the samsung music player to do that......

i wonder what all the "well bumpstocks are stupid so it's ok" people are saying now?

THERE were 2 homes on my street up for sale....not forclosed on. one the asking was 236k, the other the asking is 290'ish k. the lower priced one sold after a few weeks. i dunno what they got. heard a couple from north jersey bought it. the more expensive one's still up. been on the market for a few months now. both of these homes are nice enough to be worth the asking prices if they were in any other town than lindenwold........

thanks man. i'm down in camden county....

if deal falls through, lemme know? also...location?