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Old 04-21-2011, 11:35 AM   #26
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Re: sPRAY BOMBING SMALLER PARTS

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This will be a fun one to explain to the wife!
When I built the rear end on the Mustang I used the oven in the house for the new bearings. When I walked in and opened the oven door with car parts in my hand she was like uhhhh..WTF are you doing? 400* for about 20 minutes they plopped right down on the new pinion. Just make sure to really really clean all the preservetive oils off with some alcohol. Then it's no different than any other metal object going in there. Yup bearings in the oven and pinion in the freezer.
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Old 04-21-2011, 11:45 AM   #27
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that looks like my bathroom. I always have small parts hanging from the shower curtain rod and such. Luckily I have a really cool landlord who just laughs when she sees me bringing parts in. She just says to make sure I don't build the truck inside because she doesn't want to haveto widen the front door to get it out. My girlfriend on the other hand...well that's a different story.
I rent from my brother who is a gear-head and my girlfriend is cool....Hey, I just realized I've got it made! I don't have a dishwasher so I think I'll wash some more parts in the bathtub...and wipe my hands on the curtains
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Old 04-22-2011, 07:38 AM   #28
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Re: sPRAY BOMBING SMALLER PARTS

I wish i lived in a house right now where i could get away with stuff like that man i wish i had my own space right now im sharing a house with a family member who complains if i leave one dish in the sink.Painting in the house and all of that would probably get me evicted since the family member i live owns this house.He is a bit of a drama queen though lol.
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