i didn't realize this was a pretty heated topic.   so, as a society of open minded, critical thinkers, read this page (it may be too long for some of you), and let me know which side you fall on.   http://www.addictinginfo.org/2012/09/12/your-lack-of-insight-and-compassion-make-you-ugly/           did the article bring up good points? was there evidence you felt was left out? did the author use a valid system of critical thought?

My heart.     Installing the extra knock sensor before rolling all the way on: http://i.imgur.com/8NOLf.jpg   VTEC just kicked in, y0! http://i.imgur.com/lJush.jpg   http://i.imgur.com/JJ0Tx.jpg Nice number, but you know what I was looking for. Didn't want to do a hail mary pull and break something.   Overall, there were a couple hiccups in the process, but it all worked out in the end, car hasn't ever behaved as well on the street and hasn't ever made this much power, so I guess that's good. A

I have been thinking about this post http://www.starquest...howtopic=132837 in the VM Forum which deals with low engine oil pressure when the engine heats up.   When my old mind starts thinking I become dangerous.   Let's assume that you have a clean oil cooler and the engine oil cooler bypass valve is working correctly.   Some of you guys want to get rid of as much weight from your Starquest as possible for what ever reason. In most cases the first system removed is the AC system including t

so i am in the middle of taking things apart to replace the passenger rear wheel bearings on my 87 widebody. I think someone repleced the cv axle with one off of a flatty. The holes between the cv axle and flange do not line up properly and are egged out. I am assuming that i need a cv axle and a flange (along with bearings). Where do i get these parts from? I happen to have an inner bearing already and found an outer at the local auto parts store but can not find a cvaxle. It looks like i can u