iamdub
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Can't you tune the ignition timing and idle speed to cause a lope at idle?
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I don’t know, can you?Can't you tune the ignition timing and idle speed to cause a lope at idle?
I don’t know, can you?

Much better-erI spent an hour this morning finishing up the HVAC escutcheon. It was a lot of tedious work to properly murder out this thing. The small bits of chrome are now properly stripped and painted. 2-3 weeks in muriatic acid , painted and reassembled with the buttons. If you look closely at the last pic, that’s the chrome that had been scruffed and painted, you can see it had already started to chip and tiny tiny spots of chrome were already starting to show. No more. Just like I did with the door handles, the chrome needed to be stripped.
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I spent an hour this morning finishing up the HVAC escutcheon. It was a lot of tedious work to properly murder out this thing. The small bits of chrome are now properly stripped and painted. 2-3 weeks in muriatic acid , painted and reassembled with the buttons. If you look closely at the last pic, that’s the chrome that had been scruffed and painted, you can see it had already started to chip and tiny tiny spots of chrome were already starting to show. No more. Just like I did with the door handles, the chrome needed to be stripped.
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I will keep that in mind for the future. Another dangerous chemical for me to play with. Thanks!I'm sure you are probably done stripping chrome from plastic at this point but I was going to mention that there is a guy on another forum that I am a member of that used LYE very successfully to strip pretty heavy chrome plating from plastic.
Not sure if it is any faster than muriatic acid but thought I would mention it in case you wanted to try it.
I will keep that in mind for the future. Another dangerous chemical for me to play with. Thanks!![]()
Really?And you can make your own lye so it’s even more funner.
Really?
LMAOI know Mark only shows us what he does on his vehicles, but I found a picture of how he wired the breaker box in his house.
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They use lye in the manufacturing process of some pretzels.Sure, water run through hardwood ash and a filter will do it. I believe the old-school test for strength is if it floats an egg. If it doesn't run it through again
https://www.thoughtco.com/make-homemade-lye-using-two-ingredients-608276
And it’s used by the Mexican cartels to dispose of bodies.They use lye in the manufacturing process of some pretzels.
With a twist of lime too.And it’s used by the Mexican cartels to dispose of bodies.
Not sure I would want to use home made lye for pretzels. Most use it for making soap.They use lye in the manufacturing process of some pretzels.
Not all pretzels. Read the ingredients on a bag of hard pretzels.Not sure I would want to use home made lye for pretzels. Most use it for making soap.
True. Traditional Bavarian pretzels were often dipped in a lye solution before being baked. The caustic helps form the crust I believe.Not all pretzels. Read the ingredients on a bag of hard pretzels.
I know Mark only shows us what he does on his vehicles, but I found a picture of how he wired the breaker box in his house.
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