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FWIW, I fashioned a crank holding tool from a piece of Auto trans ring gear when I did my 5spd swap. It took a little fudging around, but I got it to fit tight in the sight hole and hold the flywheel at TDC. The crank will not budge, it removes one source of possible error.

I have 100k on my Whitelines, still holding firm

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Mine didn't work a week or so ago on either laptop. I did an upgrade on the Dell and it worked. The Mac I may have to do something in settings.

I've seen adjustable dowel pins on Summit's website. I don't know if they have the size you are looking for, google "adjustable 10mm dowel pin. I think they are two piece, inner and outer. With the inner being concentric ground and threaded with a lock screw.

Aah..I get it now, I didn't think Lone Star Beer by itself could have that effect

JDub, I like that idea. I have one of those, haven't used it in years. I may pull my seat and make something secure for it. Temporarily permanent, or vice versa. I'll take a pic when I'm done, now I can save that California Golf for summer months.

I would definitely put 16lbs to the core before investing in hoses. Since the cooler is there, all stock part numbers will apply.

that would rock me to sleep

If it's anything like mine, it's deleted because it leaks. However, you can go on Idparts website and find everything you need and the part numbers. Has the EGR cooler been deleted? That would make a difference what hoses are used.

A few shots of architecture in Bowling Green Ohio, and that's it.

An excellent Vietnamese restaurant and the City Beach Bar in Richmond where we watched the Lions play along with a large showing of Lions fans. Food was excellent, We also coined a new drink, the Kneecapper. Weasie's Kitchen in Waynsesboro. Very reasonably priced good food. I got an order of...

The other is a glass making operation in the National Park in Jamestown

A few other shots. Historic Charlottesville, the tunnel on Skyline drive, a tractor with single and wide drives. I don't think I've ever noticed that before, at least not on anything I ever worked on.

It was a blast. Three close encounters with deer along the way, but fortunately no calamity, and as usual not enough time.