Are you headers wrapped?
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No and they are really close to that area. I had some off brand header wrap for a while and it gave terrible fiberglass slivers anytime you were near them, so that came off.
Never seen that happen before.
Would wrapping it with heat tape work?
Yep I think Mike and John will have some input to my brand purchase.
I've been putting some $$ back for this day.
I seperated my right shoulder three times in the last 30 years.
It pops and clicks never hurts with all I do but I figure one day it might tell me enough.
"NORMAL" is a relative term...
Oh and never had a scope or surgery on any of them. The first one also included a broken shoulder blade and a partial tear of the rotator cuff a nine month recovery.
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I am not sure. Biggest issue right now, is why is the shifter moving with the steering shaft?
I wonder if the lower bushing is sticking to the steering shaft dragging the shifter tube with it?
Well, then just ask for the old parts back….
Morning all. more rain last night. The humidity is nuts for around here, way to high. Have some drag racing at the track tomorrow night and a Mopar show on Saturday.
That would be the only thing I can think of that would cause that.
So in my area the big dragstrip in the 70s was detroit dragway, super famous and almost mythological now... seems someone recently had a reunion at Milan and some of the cars that came out of mothballs are just amazing to see run... Like the Lee Shepard one..
Only thing I didn't wreck was the rotator cuff...
Well we back to square zero on our house. Still approved by the bank but yet another contractor has backed out on us. 8 months he’s had to do our design and get us anything at all. Hasn’t even started on it despite me calling once a week. So I fired his *** this morning.
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Another lovely morning at the almost beach. It's been 54° since 23:00 last night 
I’ll see if I can find it, but there’s an aluminum heat shield that you can put there and it really helps.
I've had this happen and it made me think, was the contractor actually "fired" if they never did any work?
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I think the contractor had a very successful bid as he got exactly what he wanted out of the job.
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I would like to thank my worthy opponent for a well fought contest…
Something like that . LOL. Actually ther was no real tap root. The final straw was that one 3-4 inch root that is upwards in pic. I always figure the total cross section of Root area after the taper point is about equal to the trunk area. So, I can usually guess what is under. The remaining 3 stumps don’t have near as many side roots so I expect they have a significant tap root. i will cut the ones I see at sides and then cut them at ground level.
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