Its that time again, February the 9th at 3:00 pm . thinking of trying some where new Heist Brewery and Barrel Arts .this is for members and non members alike ,so come out and introduce yourself. (This is not the davison road Location. )
Charlotte monthly meeting feb 9th at heist brewery and barrel.
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I'm planning on replacing my leaf spring bushings this weekend if they come in on time......on an unrelated note, how open is this parking lot and will it support jack stands?
Kidding. kind of. I should be there!
Kidding. kind of. I should be there!
In. This location has outdoor seating next to the gravel parking area so we can drink and point out upside down bezels at the same time.
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I'm in as well.
Sunday's are usually difficult for me, but I might be able to make it this time.
enjoy you time without me.
Newbie and his son planning on attending Sunday. Look forward to meeting everyone.
I'm a maybe. We'll have to see.
I’m out. I hate my short-lived streak is ending.
It’s alright...you cracked the elusive “1” barrier.
Looks like I might make it.
I was hoping to make it, but looks like I'll be missing another one.
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Hate I missed it.
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Not a great turn out ,but we did get some new faces,which is always good.
Sorry I missed it, changing my bushings ended up not a couple hours and now is on jackstands and blocks of wood till I either get 1) kicked out of my apartments parking lot, or 2) get some new shackles in this week. Who would have guessed that a "that shouldn't take very long" ends up taking very long?
Those shackle bushings have a tendency to fight you every step of the way. Air chisel helps. Drilling lots of holes in the bushing helps too. Either way, the struggle is real.
I'm actually going to use this as an excuse to pick up a torch from Lowes and a good harbor freight floorjack. Already ordered up a new set of greasable shackles since they were about the same price as standard ones. If anyone has any other tips let me know! Till then it's going to be bash it with a hammer, roast it with a torch, and see what happens. I am a little worried about what it'll take to realign the springs with the shackles, but I'll cross that when I get to it.