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The main reason I got the Mountz torque wrench was because I was doing prop bolts on an airplane, and the specs were pretty stringent.
Everything on an airplane has to be done to an exact specification.
Spark plugs apparently, can be 1/16th of a turn. I'll admit to going a quarter turn to a half turn. I just chalk it up to "hand tight", as defined by "we all have different hands".
I do like snarky looking cars, and that Ford GT is no slouch. I do like the ones that kind of break new ground, and in that department I really like the Rimac Nevera. Sure it's $2 million, so ownership is not a thing, but boy would I like to go for a ride in one.
Two million dollars for a car. Unreal. Guess that leaves me out. LOL. I bet it would be a fun car to drive though. But I would be too afraid somebody would crash into it and not afford to fix it because they didn't have a two-million-dollar policy.
That looks mahvelous to me. If I had a big enough freezer I would stock up.
Buying a freezer and the cost of utilities would cost more than I can save. Not to mention that I have no space for a freezer. If I get rid of the sofa, and put it in the living room, people would just think that I am now in the homicide business.
Rezvani's Latest Post-Apocalyptic Monster Is a Ford F-150 Raptor Underneath
Slideshow: Called the Fortress, the 850-horsepower pickup combines Raptor underpinnings with military-inspired features, survival equipment, and a starting price of $285,000.
