Recent content by sumo
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Blew a trans line, improvised getting home
Depending on where the leak is at, maybe I can section it, cut and sleeve it with a rubber hose and clamps, or maybe just replace it if it ain’t too much of a ***** to get the lines. But hey, had my trans cooler for a few years I guess I can finally install. Lol I also still have that...- sumo
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- Forum: Engine & Drivetrain
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Blew a trans line, improvised getting home
So trans line went while towing a trailer and a MC. Unloaded the MC and friend drove it home which was 5 miles away. AAA no help because I had a trailer and wanted me to leave it there and they estimated 4 hours for a tow to go 15 minutes. Yea no, that would of been taken. So I call my...- sumo
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- Forum: Engine & Drivetrain
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Esky 08 tail light conversion harness
Lol yea it’s been awhile. Things are well for the most part, been working like crazy and been on other projects but still kicking. Hope all is well with you too- sumo
- Post #4
- Forum: Audio & Electronics
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Esky 08 tail light conversion harness
Does anyone still make conversion harness for the NNBS Esky tail lights? Mine are corroded and could use a new set made. Thanks.- sumo
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- Forum: Audio & Electronics
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I auto x my ****....errr hoe
5 and a hello kitty bike helmet 1st time doing A auto x in something that big. I was more concentrated on not flipping it- sumo
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- Forum: General Discussion
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What have you done with your other vehicles?
Been building my S2K- sumo
- Post #139
- Forum: Other Vehicles
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I auto x my ****....errr hoe
Hey guys? Wassssuuuppp? Long time no see. Lately my truck is being used as a work truck and towing my Sc S2000 around had plenty of track days in the S2 but today, cold, end of the season, I decided to try the hoe out and even made some videos. You guys think the sliding HUD is laughs...- sumo
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- Forum: General Discussion
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How to: DRL with Parking lights
No not really. When you turn just your fogs on, it’s tied into the running lights as well. That’s why I put a diode in the circuit. Otherwise I’d have fog, drl and parking lights on at all times -
Looking for a definitive answer/ PowerStop brakes
still would be the NNBS body- sumo
- Post #21
- Forum: Street Suspension
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Milwaukee Power Tools
yep. They make 12hd lith battery that cost more than the bare tool itself and weights like a 10lbs alone around $350 -
Supercharged Tahoe TBSS
can’t wait to see that. Believe it or not, I’m at 130k stock trans with vette servo and tune. I have a gearstar trans, 4L80E withlighter flywheel, 2800 stall converter to still install. My stock won’t quit- sumo
- Post #195
- Forum: Engine & Drivetrain
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Looking for a definitive answer/ PowerStop brakes
Yep those are common on Hondas. It’s a great idea, but it won’t do anything for a seizing caliper, binding slide pin. Tony. My calipers are off a 08. If they make pads for that year it will fit. Spring clips make are low profile so when you install the caliper, the housing is resting on...- sumo
- Post #19
- Forum: Street Suspension
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Milwaukee Power Tools
Made a quick test vid using the 1/2 on setting 3. I’ll do one when I find a more stuck bolt As you can see how much torque it kicks even with a torque stick. It will snap a fail guys arm lol -
Milwaukee Power Tools
if you get a chance, the 1/2 is a beast the best thing that’s hard to pass Up is the for the price of a Snapon 1/2 you’re getting a 3/8,1/2, 2 lith batteries and a charger. SO or IR only offer 1 year warranty, MW comes with 5 year and batt covered too. -
Milwaukee Power Tools
The ratchets I don’t care for. The heads are much to large for me to use in tight quarters. Still prefer the cordless snapons
