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One of my all time favs http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=pLgJ7pk0X-s

LMAO http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1564670-nascars-jeff-gordon-takes-car-salesman-for-terrifying-ride-for-pepsi-max-prank

Bracket that is attached to the block on one end and the starter on the other end. Good pic in this thread http://forums.chevyhiperformance.com/70/6460986/general-chevy-discussion/starter-issues-400-small-block/

Classic:clap:

"that i should not have been running it with the wheels off the ground" This will surely put things in a bind.

I have manual brakes and the pedal is hard...it doesn't travel far to start braking and lock em up. Never been close to getting it to the floor. I have only had to lock em up a couple of times over the years.

Same here.

[/B] Won't the rears fit under the front? Not even for a short ride?

As Denpo says, move front to back...if it is the tire, the wobble will follow. I had those balancing weights fall right off because the inside of the wheel was dirty. the mounting area needs to be clean. Perhaps a bad steel belt........btw, never heard of delta...maybe a POS brand?

I find myself rooting for the team that plays against LeBron, Kobi and the millionaire whiner's USA basketball:banned:

.Only 3 Times...Only 3 In all the years since D-Day, there are only three occasions when the president failed to go to the D-Day Monument that honors the soldiers killed during the Invasion. The occasions were: 1. Barack Obama 2010 2. Barack Obama 2011 3. Barack Obama 2012 For the past...

For hard to reach spots, I use my dremel. They have a decent assortment of pads for removing stuff and plishing small areas. Need to be carefull cause it spins really high and scratches easily.

I always retorque after a heat cycle when I had the wheel off. I just don't use a torque wrench.

Same here...I have different thickness shim stock. Cheaper than $18 per wheel.

Never used lube on any wheel stud.........never had a problem. Never used a torque wrench on a wheel nut.....never had a problem.