Started off the day right with some SPAM. Yummy.
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BlueDog cleaning up the FoFo
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Marc Nguyen was in the house
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Jimi and Dimi working on Dimi's rear brakes. Bulgarians are known for the brute strength as you can see.
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Nice busted hard brake line
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Turned out to be a somewhat easy fix.
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Niwit was there with his a$$ wide open. :o)
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Mr. Hyde was there, but like me, didn't do any work to his car (unless he did some before I got there).
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Ugh...forgot your name, but nice car!
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The day wrapped up with a photo-op w/ V-Tech (not sure the correct spelling of his name), a very friendly, funny and helpful tech at CCC.
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Have had to do that myself.

One of the techs at the lift session said "Just pull it back out. Its easy." then proceeded to try yanking on it. When it didn't move, he said, "well, you get the idea."

I'll have to use a little more oompfff. :)

If you don't see the car back out in daylight, you'll know things didn't go according to plan. :P

when I pulled up and Glenn asked if I got another 944!

If I could have, I would have been there with Omar's spacers and the HP2 calipers, but as of last Thursday, heavy lifting is out of the question for a few weeks.

20v turbo....woot!
He has some specific issues on the eS2 that I wanted to help him out with, too. Oh well.

Took Len and me a whole hour to rotate my tires Saturday night. :p Need impact gun! Or at least the little widget that lets you stick the 17mm socket thingie on the wee power drill he has. AND my indoor parking spot is far from level. :(

AHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!

and does Len know that you're talking about him that way? :P

Perhaps I should have said "hang a wheel onto the hub and get all the holes lined up."

Not having the right knowledge, tools, lighting, or location == SLOW. :p Every time we work on our cars without guidance has been an exercise in patience.

Also I'm damn clutsy. I managed to spill BG 44K on my car even after buying a nice funnel to pour the stuff in! AHHH!!!

I thought, maybe, I'd be a little less unskilled at it after watching my dad do this my whole life.

Nope. Not really.

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