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Terry, it is your forum. You should be able to o what ever you want and not have to explain anything to anybody. Personally, I think that it is a good idea.

They are on TV and in DC..... sorry, the ones in DC aren't stupid, just liars.

Hold throttle body on the vise. Rebore to 62 MM then cut new throttle disk/ plate to match it. Ele gate slot on the shaft to fit new plate. Anyone with a Bridgeport manual mill can do it in about half hr. at around $60 per shop labor cost it should be done for no more than $50.

Sorry to hear the bad news but glad to see that you are going to enjoy every moment of what you have left. Make the most of it and enjoy as much time with your family and close friends. The memories that they will cherish forever. My family will be praying for you Brother. God Bless you!

Easy out will be my favorite way. Gust spray blaster and leave it on. Then dill a hole and use a GOOD easy out to remove the bolt. There are some cheap easy outs out here that are not worth a damn.....

Have a great day.

Great idea. If you do that, wait for a while and make sure you have the switches on the right order then do it. You can also print them as clear labels with a pouch label printer. I had done that with all my drill and endmill cabinets.

Too many people are stuck now days on one product. You have the right approach, use what ever have available and get your job done. Let the chips fly!

Cool, you should have engraved the function for the switches above or below each one them...

Nice.... I have a few. When I worked as a tool and die maker, they wouldn't let you roll in a Kennedy tool box.... The thing about them is that they never loose their values like the metal ones do. I had a rollaway like that once and I traded it for a used Bridgeport. The Bridgeport made me more...

I recognize a Gerstner on the top pic......

You can't be bored. You are a machinist. We always think about building abetter mouse trap. May your tool box be full of Staret products.....LOL

I drive with no doors and no top on my YJ so there is no need for a vented windshield for me.......

Watch out, the Mrs. might not like this post....LOL

I second that! Also lock nuts are more expensive than lock washers. Also lock washers are more common and easy to find in any store. I wouldn't recommend lock nuts in high temp applications.... The cool thing about lock nuts is that sometimes you might want to leave the nut loose a bit for two...

Plenty of guns, gun varieties and ammo here. After everybody is done buying overpriced guns and ammo the issue will go away just like always goes until the next tragedy then repeat. It never fails. My choices of guns were based on everyday use in harsh environments. Wood grips don't fare well...

Replaced all mine with hex heads so I don't have to deal with striped bolt heads. Take everybody's advice, buy a good set. If you can afford it, go to Sears and buy Craftsman brand. That way, if they get worn out you just go in and get it replaced for free.

I 2nd that. I replaced my front and rear with Kiker Marine speakers.. Got them brand new on eBay. Great sound and I don't have to worry bout rain or humidity.... I have been using them for over a year without any issues.

Thanks forthe help. I will try it this weekend. Once again, thanks a bunch.

Terry, it must be your loooooong legs...... LOL. My little dog is the friendliest dog you ever want to meet, except when he sees bikes and motorcycles. I don't know what sets him of but when he sees or hears a motorcycle or sees a bike ( even if the bike rests against something with no rider) he...