MCF Members Blog TGIF: Friday October 16, 2009
#32
10-16-2009, 08:19 PM
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Bushkill, PA
Posts: 3,279
you arnt, i just have a similar diagram in the back of my haynes manuel & wayne mentioned how his tires wore out quicker with more air... thought it was a good place to stick it in, 'caus it helped me understand tire wear & inflation.
.... i got hard liqour but want a beer
#39
10-16-2009, 09:53 PM
Chris only 280 somthing for the both of us and we hit 2000 man... i'm thinking it may happen by the end of the month
#40
10-16-2009, 09:58 PM
SURE!
Easy fix.
So far I've done both my Dodge Shadow ESs, the '89 Sundance RS that I did have, as well as my girlfriend Deb's '94 Sundance she used to drive, plus my '86 LS Monte.
On AllPar (All Mopar) it's known as the RJ fix.
A rag, some rubbing compound and 15 minutes of your time. ZIP, ZAP.......... your headlights are now good as new.
No need to remove from the car. Just grab a bucket, chair, step stool and set down.
It helps if you use a little wax after you get the lenses all cleared up again.
Some of the members were even going as far as buying new replacements for their cars till we told them not to.
I've heard using a powerball will require less elbow grease, but h--l with it. I'm a man. I do things the hard way.
lol
Easy fix.
So far I've done both my Dodge Shadow ESs, the '89 Sundance RS that I did have, as well as my girlfriend Deb's '94 Sundance she used to drive, plus my '86 LS Monte.
On AllPar (All Mopar) it's known as the RJ fix.
A rag, some rubbing compound and 15 minutes of your time. ZIP, ZAP.......... your headlights are now good as new.
No need to remove from the car. Just grab a bucket, chair, step stool and set down.
It helps if you use a little wax after you get the lenses all cleared up again.
Some of the members were even going as far as buying new replacements for their cars till we told them not to.
I've heard using a powerball will require less elbow grease, but h--l with it. I'm a man. I do things the hard way.
lol