I took my new CAI down to have it power coated in black chrome. Now I'll have 2 so I can swap them out when they need to be redone.
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Its about to storm here is I tried to make sure the car cover is very secure on the Helmet. Bungee cords front back and across the middle. They say it will be a bad blow.
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Be careful of what you wish for. There were five sold on BaT this year already and it seems they come available in bunches. I remember Dave.O commenting how much he enjoyed driving a GP1 he had detailed so get your loose ends tied up and be ready to jump on one when it becomes available.
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agranger MINI of the Month June 2009Supporting Member
Whew! I just got in from putting the coil over adjustment extenders on the rear units. It was a bit more of a job than I thought... took me about 3 hours, but I got it done!
I also finally replaced the foam in the trim panel under the rear hatch opening. The OEM stuff had disintegrated and it looked pretty nasty. I bought some window unit AC filter foam many years ago but never had that trim piece off of the car, so I just never got around to replacing it. Since I had it off for this job, I figured 'no time like the present!'-
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Was checking the brake fluid the other day and managed to drop the reservoir cap behind the firewall and it ended up under the brake booster....
My hands weren't small enough to reach the cap.... So off came the windshield plastic cowl pieces.... Of course 13 year old plastic pieces are pretty brittle after being exposed to sunlight all these years. Resulted in a lot more smaller plastic pieces than what was there when I started.....
After removing the cowl pieces and cleaning up the wiper linkages.....
New cowl installed.....
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agranger MINI of the Month June 2009Supporting Member
I did a bit of work on Rufus on Easter sunday:
1) Replaced the foam in the rear trim vents:
![[IMG]](http://focusoa.bizland.com/rufus/refresh159.jpg)
2) Installed the BC coil over damper adjustment extenders (that have been sitting on a garage shelf for several years)
![[IMG]](http://focusoa.bizland.com/rufus/refresh162.jpg)
Lots of detail and more photos over on my Rufus thread: https://www.motoringalliance.com/threads/refreshing-rufus-2005-mcs-jcw.29878/page-28#post-432384-
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Well I can’t tell you but he worked so hard I just ordered a HK amp for him. This will be the third amp. The heat kills them. I wish I could find a repair shop for the HK amps
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agranger MINI of the Month June 2009Supporting Member
I love texting. It lets me ask a question and get an answer back on the other person's timeframe. I'm minimizing the intrusion into whatever they are doing. I don't have to have a 5 min phone call about "Hi. How are you doing? How's your mother? Has her gout cleared up?" and I can get an answer to "Hey... mind if I keep the serpentine belt tool another few days and return it on Saturday afternoon?" when it's convenient for them to answer.
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I see it both ways. Like @agranger said it is great for questions but I hate having long conversations over testing. I would rather talk like @checkers said. At work a bus comes gets us at the plane and takes us into operations. The busses go by several plans so there are several crews riding in. Before the fancy phones crews would talk about the flight and other events. Now it’s quiet everyone looking at their phones. I will turn mine on and check that my wife or kids have not left a massage. Then it goes in my pocket till I am off the buss.
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