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like it ! Can,t get Chromed screws out myself, to tight. Tips.......??
Looks good!
achesley
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It's a good thing you and Metric don't live next door to each other. Ain't no telling what you guys would come up with after an afternoon BS session. LOL. Good looking work.
kojack06
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Did he say it's "raining"? It use to rain in Texas a long, long time ago...
Dont cringe but i used a hammer and chisel .Tight arnt they 
Your only going to throw the screws . Once you break the thread lock
use a impact driver BIT (only the bit ) and a closed end spanner.(8mm? )
What about anti toe cutter (cosmetic only ) to hide unused lug .
Your only going to throw the screws . Once you break the thread lock
use a impact driver BIT (only the bit ) and a closed end spanner.(8mm? )
What about anti toe cutter (cosmetic only ) to hide unused lug .
Looks good.
I'll swap you weather, I'm about to go on 5 weeks holiday, and the forecast is rain with more rain for the next 4 weeks.
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kojack06
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I'll swap you weather, I'm about to go on 5 weeks holiday, and the forecast is rain with more rain for the next 4 weeks.
Brother, if you could only send a small portion of the precip you all are receiving, you would see a very grateful state!