Got mine! Timing belt?

[Beowulf]

Come on B -- chat's where it's at.

Maybe. Have you guys finished stoning the remaining Christians?

-B-

 

[NorCalDoug]

Maybe. Have you guys finished stoning the remaining Christians?

-B-

We're only stoning because that seems to be the prefered method, per the current release of the christian FSM. :shrug:



to be honest...I haven't checked for a few days. Been too busy boozing it up with the future bro-in-law...you know...there's always the "ultimate thread" if all else is a bit too heavy

 

[Cube Dweller]

80's Tech: A kinder, gentler chat

 

[NorCalDoug]

80's Tech: A kinder, gentler chat

That's only because we can't use words like or or here.



Or are you implying that we're getting a little chatty here?

 

[Cube Dweller]

I'd reply, but that would be chat.

 

[mickey_rubicon]

I have 219 thousand of miles on my 93 80-series. Not sure if chain, belt or twine, but it is still running so I guess it is not a regular thing. In line engines normally use chain, because they are made for longer life duty and lower maintainance. V type engines are more trouble and need more pampering. The longest living engines are all straight and usually diesel (in excess of 400K miles)

 

[Grolar]

Thanks . One less thing to care about. I'll hit the dirt later this spring to see how my new toy behaves.