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  1. vansdonk
    11-04-2009 01:08 PM - permalink
    vansdonk
    Just a few little kites for the kids. Van had a nice 42" diamond kite with a cartoon dog on a skate board, Shay has a 66" butterfly kite (it's like stained glass-it puts out a rainbow on the ground when the sun kits it.), and Chris has a 56" double diamond trick kite. Since Van is 3, I get to fly his kite all the time. We get some pretty good tricks out of the boys' kites. Shay's is pretty much for looks. She likes to see how high she can get it.
  2. Crmzendrgone
    10-15-2009 03:16 PM - permalink
    Crmzendrgone
    1992 GMC Yukon GT 5.7L 4x4. The only thing I know is it is a 10Bolt 3.73 ratio and I have 32 or 28 splined axles which ever is more than stock cause I have the 6 lug axles. That pic is the original out of my rear. I was told GM had two or three different types of Limited slip and I wanted to know which on that is. I now have a Eaton DETROIT TRUETRAC in there.
  3. Crmzendrgone
    10-15-2009 12:34 PM - permalink
    Crmzendrgone
    It is out of my truck it is a 10 bolt. I believe it is a limited slip but I guess a more specific question is what kind. I know GM had a couple of kinds just wanted to know what this one is.
  4. Crmzendrgone
    10-14-2009 06:09 PM - permalink
    Crmzendrgone
  5. Crmzendrgone
    10-05-2009 04:58 PM - permalink
    Crmzendrgone
    That's what I was thinking but then again the lower intake is the other half of the head at least it looks that way.
  6. Crmzendrgone
    10-05-2009 09:52 AM - permalink
    Crmzendrgone
    I know this is a Truck forum, buuut Do you know if when replacing a lower intake gasket on a GM 3.1L if the valve covers need to come off. I know that the push rods need to come off and are different lengths(removal of the push rods makes me think cover need to be off). Thanks for any 411.
  7. hollonator
    09-16-2009 01:28 AM - permalink
    hollonator
    read my profile page i accidently posted on it
  8. hollonator
    09-15-2009 03:09 PM - permalink
    hollonator
    no sir, can't have you confused with no one else, only have 3 friends on here...you, bradrhale, and ErwinRommel lol
  9. hollonator
    09-15-2009 09:39 AM - permalink
    hollonator
    hey man sorry for the loss of contact for so long, we lost internet on the boat for awhile. but all is well now, so how has it been? any new projects?
  10. bradrhale
    08-13-2009 08:21 PM - permalink
    bradrhale
    sounds like you are selling something. i am going to let you in on a secret that noone here knows. i am the biggest idiot when it comes to IT around here. how i became a mod, i have no idea. i am still taking lessons on posting pics. the only reason i know Vbulletin is because it stares at me when i go into the control panel. but i make it sound good anyways, right??

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  • About BernieB
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    Former computer magazine editor, currently chairman of the board of directors of a non-profit WWII historical association
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    Fredericksburg, VA
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    Kite flying, WWII history, furniture restoration
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    General Contractor
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    '99 GMC 3500 6.5L TD dually, '97 Dodge Dakota 3.9L 4x4, '84 Ford E-350 former TV news van
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    I used to manage a 3 bay shop in Brooklyn, NY. I was a NYS MV inspector for everything except motorcycles. Was ASE and MAC certified until 2003. Also was an EMT in NYC for 14 years, both professional and volunteer, with BLS, ALS and ACLS certification. I was halfway to getting my paramedic ticket when I took a medical retirement due to PTSD.

    I'm also a military vet (USN '74-'80) with EOD and UDT experience.
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    If the guys who design 'em had to take one home, use it every day for 2 years, and do all the maint and repairs themselves, cars would have a button on the dash to change the oil, filters & plugs.

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