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Sandwich was great. I had a slice of provolone although I considered swiss at one point but thought it might be too neutral. Tomato was homegrown beefsteak. Much smaller than usual due to the extreme drought we've had all summer. Just a dab of mayo. The bread was a home baked french roll, I'm...

I was posting on the NCRS site at the time. A C3 Corvette related post too.

I had a grilled cheese and tomato sandwich for lunch.

Yes it was. Since it's got nothing to do with Corvettes of any generation, especially C3s, why do you think anyone here would give a sh*t?

I had that. The car was just too low to the ground. Try raising it a 1/2 inch and see.

Seems Joe B strikes again.

I'm guessing you're under 60 years old? ;)

Do you know a guy named Joe Btfsplk? Might want to choose some different friends.

Why not open the hood and look? There's a huge aftermarket out there anxious to sell you a cold air intake, promising incredible gains in HP. Their premise is that the OEM intake is a piece of junk designed by idiot engineers who were under the thumbs of accountants. There was a study done for...

Why? :eyerole Do you just like wasting money?

On a sort of serious note- either use the equipment more often, or run the tool dry between uses.

There's no reason for your car not to run perfectly on 91 or 93 pump gas. Almost all octane boosters are snake oil to one degree or another, typically a bottle will boost the octane by 0.1 point, not the 1.0 they seem to promise. You didn't ask but no need for 'lead' either. As for ethanol...

Reading your two latest posts above, I think you could have just said 'no'. I was going to give you partial credit for knowing that Ottawa is in Canada but had to take it away again for thinking that the economic model does not apply here nor would we understand it. Carry on with your education...

Aside from personal insults and irrational lectures about where people should shop according to your flawed thinking, do you intend to contribute anything of actual value to this forum?

Except that your business model vilifying Walmart also applies to Auto Zone, Napa and the other huge international auto parts chains which also pay their people poorly in as terrible conditions as they can get away with, and have wiped out the small independent guys. Every town used to have at...

You didn't answer my question.

This might just be the dumbest thread ever, including those started by TBTR. Why is less harmful to put a Walmart employee out of a job than an Auto Zone or NAPA employee?

In a nutshell, yes. This, and the silly variety of tools that supposedly regreased the bearings while in situ. :eyerole If this was a good thing for the rear bearings, why aren't the same practices used on the fronts? The bearings don't need/benefit from extra grease nor will packing the...

You joined just to dig up an old post and lecture people where to shop? :ugh

Cause TBTR has got his facts wrong. Again. The extra grease will NOT melt as he assumes. It will just sit in an off-balance lump. This stuff was beaten to death (and I thought buried) almost 50 years ago when the cars were new.