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scary is someone in the next lane hitting a puddle so deep that it throws so much water on the windshield that you literally cant see the road for 2 seconds. that happened to me on 85 last night coming home from Chili's. was a h3ll of a light show on 32 and 395. yikes. glad its nice out now. hey, everyone whos interested, there is an equipment show in Colchester this weekend (the 18th and 19th) at the Zagray farm museum. its off 85 in Colchester. Im not sure of the street that you take to get there (Rich, any ideas) they have quipment operating too. its really cool and worth the drive.
scary is someone in the next lane hitting a puddle so deep that it throws so much water on the windshield that you literally cant see the road for 2 seconds. that happened to me on 85 last night coming home from Chili's. was a h3ll of a light show on 32 and 395. yikes. glad its nice out now. hey, everyone whos interested, there is an equipment show in Colchester this weekend (the 18th and 19th) at the Zagray farm museum. its off 85 in Colchester. Im not sure of the street that you take to get there (Rich, any ideas) they have quipment operating too. its really cool and worth the drive.
I don't have any idea where it is. I'll be working 12 a night right through the weekend so I can't go.
Went to Norwich Tire with a 36 inch Jeep Tire. On the way home, on Rt2 traveling about 72 mph I blew a tire. Those damn Savaro tires are junk. This is the second one that blew. This tire was on the rear passenger side inside time. It rapped around the tail pipe and bent it in half. I made it home and pulled the tire. Cut the exhaust, BTW it's some sort of cheap stainless steel. The exhaust seemed loose so I check the pipe. It's disconnected from the cast iron pipe that comes down from the turbo. The only good thing is, now I have no back pressure and can hear the turbo whine like never before. Looks like I will have to replace the cast iron insulated pipe from the turbo, the bolt ears are gone. Also replace some exhaust. Damn
Finished working under my hood for tonight. I'm glad to say that my issue did in fact end up being the UVCH plug. 50 cents, a couple of hours of my time and the issue will never happen again. Of course the sky opened up as I was about to bolt back on the air filter so I'm not technically done yet. I'll finish it later tonight or tomorrow morning then take her for a test drive. I feel so dirty right now. Shower time, then dinner.
Ray & Aaron, what time you gonna be at the shop tomorrow? I will plan on stopping down for a visit.