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Hector! By "West Texas" do you mean San Angelo? If so, I was your next door neighbor! I remember your family, your GTR etc. Small world.... I am back in the "suburbs" of Lone Oak, TX but make it to SA pretty often. I may stop by sometime to see your progress. Doc Kaler

Well....I tried to find Swaptech Manufacturing where I purchased mine, but they must be out of business.....

You're welcome (first photos when delivered. Truck is in background)

Paul's brother

Howard, Welcome Pardner! Hopefully there will be four at COTA!

I am glad that they are extra careful with concussions:

Nice photo of COTA Howard! We have a batch of grandstand seats every year near corner 12 (at end of long straight) and can see action through corner 15. 12 has been a great overtaking site each year for F1. And, you get to see the Ferrari Challenge guys mash up there cars often! BTW....Happy...

Welcome to the madness! :thumbsup:

Mine will return to Lone Oak soon...

Re: Long axle - Spindle Covers for Forgestar Wheels Dan, The wheel-stud solution that many of us have employed is to press in a set of extra long ARP wheel studs. You can then use tall open end wheel lug nuts.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=DN9fU0V499w

Doximity | The Strangest and Most Obscure ICD-10 Codes :huh::huh::huh::huh::huh::huh:

Had a friend ticketed for no front license plate a while back. He went to court, took photos of all cars in court parking lot without front license plates. One happened to be the Judge's car!! Case dismissed.......:thumbsup:

Grant, You may have just invented the first "easy-bake oven" option for the SLC!

+1 on the Koultools Randy!

I believe that the first to do that was Howard Jones.

I used this carrier per recommendation of Ralph Martin: Ken Currier and he is located in Charlotte, NC. His phone number is 704.799.9999. His email is [email protected] Ken took great care with my SLC and numerous boxes/crates that went with it to Ralph's shop (TX to NC). Shipped with 2...

It's the Dallas "Brawndos" vs the Washington "Carl's Juniors".....

Never hurts to remind me!

"If you want another crazy tip. On crimps that you do yourself you can use Synthetic Rubber Coating dip like Plasti Dip or Dip and Grip after covering the electrical connection with masking tape. This will make sure they are water-tight. Especially if you run out of heat shrinks!!" You can...