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And longevity.I don't think they have made solid rear axles over this side of the pond since before i was born. I think its a distinctly American thing... which explains much about American car handling.
How many miles (or kilofurlongs) on it so far?No trouble yet.
My 1960 Ford F100 pickup had only toe-in to align.
Your location is behind us. We're at "walk up" anyone who shows up can get a shot stage now.
My 1960 Ford F100 pickup had only toe-in to align.
(Solid axle on leaf springs.)
And handling was great....it rode like a truck.
And longevity.
I had one plow truck with over 300,000 miles of service.
That's pretty hard duty. (BTW, that's about 500,000km.)
And in the good old days, even the front axle was solid,
which made alignment much easier.
How many miles (or kilofurlongs) on it so far?
I’m sorry @Revoltingest but I lost some respect for you today. No need to be quoting Pee Wee
Only35,000km21,747.992 miles, not had it very long.
The puggot has a few more, close on300,000km.186,411.358 miles , that's torsion beam
I really enjoy it when. user contacts me about an IT related issue they are having, tell me they don't know what is going on...and then follow up with an email telling me what I need to do.... Use to get a similar thing way back in my mechanic days.....enjoyed it then too
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Interrogate this person until I know what the problem is, and then restrain the urge to clobber the idiot. I assume this because it is IT, it is customer support, the two combined cannot bode well for sanity at the work place."Someone comes to you and says that 'everything is running slow'. What do you do?"
Believe me, some of us do want to bring the nation up to par so we can communicate with a unit of measurement that makes sense, always and regardless, nothing arbitrarily based idiocy if you don't know where it comes from, it is easy, it is simply, and keeping things simple amd simplifying things is the god law of math. Thus god demands death to the Imperial system.Nah, right first time, i suppose you guys can't help living in the bronze age.
Interesting, the us military uses real distance of km or klicks
Believe me, some of us do want to bring the nation up to par so we can communicate with a unit of measurement that makes sense, always and regardless, nothing arbitrarily based idiocy if you don't know where it comes from, it is easy, it is simply, and keeping things simple amd simplifying things is the god law of math. Thus god demands death to the Imperial system.
For some reason, the back of my ankle feels like it has a cut on it and had me limping around from the pain of that and a soreness coming along with it.
None. Even under bright LED lighting, there is nothing but this pain that set in over night that I am unable to explain.Odd, any visible marks?
Mine did not look that pristine.A 1960 ford...F100......rode like a truck...... I'm shocked.....
Surprisingly, my 1976 GMC K2500 4x4 rode like a truck too
None. Even under bright LED lighting, there is nothing but this pain that set in over night that I am unable to explain.