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Very nice work space. Similar to mine just without the 13’ ceiling and 10’ high door. Mine was built by PO for an RV type storage. If you could wrangle it just right, make a hoist and swing it into position on the shelf for secure storage.

@TheBoogieman’s emoji is not giving the shhhh sign. 🤫 Has this thread gone too far? Yet!?

Now you are just bragging! :ROFLMAO: I lost that above space with the finished ceiling, but it makes it nice for climate control. Utilize that peak area for a hoist. Once it’s up there you will forget you have it.

You do realize that @TheBoogieman will be requiring pictures of the other gear that you mentioned buying, right?

Check out the hands on the “dude” and compare them to yours. Besides, isn’t the Hagerty shop just up the road from you in Traverse City? Maybe you could go up and give him a few pointers and teach him a thing or three. Better yet, I think his shop is even closer, where he builds race cars...

Leave the little whiners at home. You’ll have more fun that way.

Yes. And you won’t get this time back either.

#3 Happy wife, happy life.

On the beach. Target acquired. Mission accomplished. Well executed plan. I would expect no less. Oorah!

Also, be aware that placing a jack stand or just using a jack on a surface that may be soft due to rain, etc. can cause the device being used to sink into the ground. Try to spread out the load with a firm base to avoid any mishaps.

If you are set on that spot, then just bend the flag a bit one way or the other to your satisfaction. Flag don’t care.

FREE! Because you didn’t give any specifics; condition, pictures. Also, your sentence structure is rather lacking, you didn’t even try. BTW, welcome to the forum.

Drug deal on the way home. Or, maybe, the need for an alibi for a dead body he might be implicated with.

I used to use my valve stem repair tool, the 4-way tool. Have had it longer than I can remember. Fastest way to deflate. Here is a bunch of core tools and loads of cores, cheap & easy. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07HQF79BQ/?tag=wranglerorg-20

eBay = Caveat Venditor

If it’s not throwing any codes, nothing to read. There are specific sprays for the air inlet sensors, throttle-body cleaner sprays. I don’t know what you have available in your market area, do your research on the proper chemicals and usage. You Tube tutorials will help if you need a refresher...

Maybe a complete tune up is in order. Also, cleaning the throttle body may eliminate what could be a sticky throttle plate causing some of the hesitation. These vehicles use a throttle cable so check that that is running smoothly in the housing and no kinks In the routing.

I don’t think the brakes are at fault for the pulling, if as you say it’s only slight. I would take it back and explain your reasoning. They shouldn’t hesitate to check the numbers for a more thorough alignment.

Don’t apologize for something that doesn’t warrant correcting. Hard to feel bad when you are using your second, maybe fifth, language. Now, let’s boil this down. What gear are you in when trying to accelerate from less that 2K rpm?

Impact gun. You can just hold the hub to keep from spinning with your meaty paws.💪