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House looks nice Jake! Good luck with the move.

Kyle has a Bugatti?! :aigo: :runaway:

I might have a pic of theWeezL's Home Depot lip from the small Portland meet last year. It looked really nice, I wouldn't have guessed it was constructed from Home Depot parts. I'm away from my home computer until Monday at the earliest though. I'll see if I can dig up a picture when I get...

I got a lightweight low-profile jack from Harbor Freight as well, works great.

I wish I could have been there. :(

1987 non-turbo on December 23rd, 2002. 1991 turbo between January and February of 2007

Um, Subaru! :icon_razz

Yeah, it's there for a temp sensor, I think. If you aren't going to use it then you can plug it with a m16-1.5 drain plug. I just went to Knecht's (or was it Schuck's?) and asked for one.

I get "Is it supposed to make that noise?" at the blow off valve.

Hehe, that was good. I understood a decent amount of the German too. :)

It's obvious at "Dear Friend,". And if that didn't tip you off then the "My name is" part should... I would assume some people are stupid enough to fall for this or we wouldn't keep getting these e-mails.

By the way, don't get Vista. Windows XP would be a much better choice. BadVista Articles from just the last two months: Vista Not Playing Well With IPv6 Vista Security Claims Debunked Vista is Watching You Dell Warns of Vista Upgrade Challenges Programs Cannot Be Uninstalled In...

I don't need a controller that's going to do a low/high speed thing on one fan. I'd rather just have off and high for both fans (and I'd rather not have to spend $60...). What do I need to get to do that?

Subaru.

So they cut out again.... This time I reprogrammed it and only plugged one fan back in (I haven't installed a relay yet). It worked for a while and just today even that failed. So there's another problem besides just needing a relay... :(

I vote MacBook. If you must go PC the Toughbooks look pretty nice. Some are really light weight too. If there's one thing I learned the hard way about laptops at college it's light weight. I bought an 8-lb laptop and I wasn't able to bring it to class because it was too heavy and the battery...

Wrong. You can hook up a two-button mouse. Apple even makes one! If you happen to only have a one-button mouse you can Ctrl+Click to right click. However I've found that the interface is well enough designed that I rarely have to "right click".

I liked my wingless.

Um, sure. Except that Mac is BSD-based (which is Unix-based). Unix has been dealing with viruses and vulnerabilities for longer than Windows. It's a more secure model to begin with. Market share has little to do with it. Read here: http://www.macobserver.com/article/2007/04/10.9.shtml...