What did you do to your NA today 2013?

[—Martin—]

Gave the dashpot a nice wd-40 bath last night. OMG my car drives better now - no more whiplash while puttering around in 1st gear.

Still not perfect, though. I'm gonna check/set the base idle this evening.

[Clarence]

323GTX cam cover..



and "repaired" the oilstick I broken when I painted my old cam cover...

[The Driver]

^ If that round gets hot enought...

[maharaj]

^ If that round gets hot enought...

I'm sure it is just a new creative way of blowing a hole in the motor. Crank/Rod through the bottom end is sooo 2012!

[Clarence]

for the long vacum line over the engine?

[The Driver]

I'm sure it is just a new creative way of blowing a hole in the motor. Crank/Rod through the bottom end is sooo 2012!

for the long vacum line over the engine?

Yes, and maharaj is right. Seriously, live ammo has no business inside an engine compartment!

[RedNeckSmoker]

made that plate thdo help direct air to rad

[The Driver]

^ Nice! I was sold the Track DOg Racing one, for $25! Have not installed it yet... :O

[Clarence]

Yes, and maharaj is right. Seriously, live ammo has no business inside an engine compartment!

i don't know anything about guns and ammo.
this is empty and clean inside so i thought can't be dangerous. isn't it?

[The Driver]

i don't know anything about guns and ammo.
this is empty and clean inside so i thought can't be dangerous. isn't it?

No, that is MOST definitely a live round. Please remove ASAP, I'm not even close to be kidding. An empty shell, that ain't.

[bedheadben]

Yes, and maharaj is right. Seriously, live ammo has no business inside an engine compartment!

i don't know anything about guns and ammo.
this is empty and clean inside so i thought can't be dangerous. isn't it?

Well I happen to know a little bit about guns and ammo, and I certainly know enough to know that is safe. If you've removed the bullet from the casing, which it shows you have in the picture, and you've emptied out all the gunpowder, which you say you did, then that is completely safe. The only thing that could "go off" on that is the primer, and it would sound like and basically have the effects of a snap cap. No bodily injury, or even engine damage would result, that's for sure.

Coming from someone who's been reloading his own ammo in his apartment for the last 3 years without a single mishap.

[— Agent☣Orange —]

You know that primer is still intact, right?

[Clarence]

thank you very much man,
after ur words a checked a little online, u saved me

[The Driver]

You know that primer is still intact, right?

Somewhere I missed that you had removed the gun powder and for that I apologize. But as Yellow Yata Maister said, the "primer" is still ready to go. That is no bueno, been that you have it aimed where the oil is!

[—RotorNutFD3S—]

Well I happen to know a little bit about guns and ammo, and I certainly know enough to know that is safe. If you've removed the bullet from the casing, which it shows you have in the picture, and you've emptied out all the gunpowder, which you say you did, then that is completely safe. The only thing that could "go off" on that is the primer, and it would sound like and basically have the effects of a snap cap. No bodily injury, or even engine damage would result, that's for sure.

This.