Very tidy!

They'e inside the block, and spray up at the bottom of the pistons for cooling.

This....is a red barchetta....

Kinda hard to read.

I've lost my fair share of bolts onto the garage floor or into the dark lower regions of the subframe, never to be seen again. But two handy ideas - Use those $5 harbor freight magnetic dishes to put all the hardware from one task in. You can also put each group of hardware into a sandwich bag and l...

^ He's right - you can't change the timing on an 850, it's built in to the computer.

Lifting a '99 V70 Xc?

Too heavy. Don't try it, you'll hurt your back.

Over the last few years, I've found that that has gone from a common practice amongst rodders and wheel shops, to very rare. Hard to find a wheel shop who will do this now - maybe lack of demand, maybe liability. 1 - You can either "band" them, meaning the barrel is cut in two halves and t...

wizechatmgr wrote: ↑17 Nov 2021, 12:03 Steel and brass bristle brushes that had been previously dipped in motor oil were used for the clean. Couldn't find my wheel for my Dremel so it was done the old fashioned way...

I've not heard of that, using oil.
I bought some tiny brass wire wheels for my Dremel - they lasted about 15 seconds.