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Re: This could come in handy, too: - 3 months ago
QuoteLaz Handy? Fingery? I saw a guy do that online (probably Youtube) but used a simple latex glove and had small magnet that you just slip into the finger and voila! Was a good idea for getting those pesky 10mm that fall awayby Black Knight - Main Forum
Re: Far better options... (IMO) - 4 months ago
I agree and bought one of these from Pelican when I did my AOS. But, and if you look at the video they cover this, it gets 'bendy' and the other tool is more of a straight lever as you said. both have their place. I can also see how simply holding a nut etc would be valuable with the handee. I'm going to give it a try for sureby Black Knight - Main Forum
'Must Have Tool ? " - 4 months ago
I just came across this Handee Clamp and I can't help but think this would be the cats ass for doing an AOS swap. I put and order in for one, and I can think of about a dozen times I would have love to have it in my toolbox. Hopefully I will remember it is there the next time I need a set of hands. What do you guys think - not affiliated in any way to be honest, just can see it would be a benefiby Black Knight - Main Forum
Re: I have found that the best way to eliminate the start-up rattle ... - 2 years ago
Very Interesting and makes sense.by Black Knight - Main Forum
Re: Tires - Continental - 2 years ago
I've had good experience with Continental Extreme contact sport tires. They compare well with traction and ride to the Michelins and get lots of good reviews online. I have pushed them quite a bit and then can handle spirited driving with no problems.by Black Knight - Main Forum
Classic 24 Hour race at Daytona ? - 2 years ago
I was just asked about this event and it was new to me. I guess they started it about 2015 and go every other year, lots of classic 24 Hour cars and they split it up into 6 groups each run 1 hour sessions and then rotate 4 times during the day on track. Seems like a pretty cool way to see classic and up to 2018 I think cars running the high banks at Daytona and the pricing is really good too. Jusby Black Knight - Main Forum
Re: Replaced front trunk struts - wow, what a difference - 3 years ago
QuoteMichael SYS Driver I agree, but I had to do both front and rear struts. Damn it was quick and easy. Also I had an issue with the front locking mechanism was hard to push down to get it locked. Sprayed a little lubricant into the slot, and WOW what a difference. It is so easy to push to lock now. This was my very first 'mod' or upgrade I did to mine back about a year and a half ago whenby Black Knight - Main Forum
Re: NBC- Had an odd emissions control event. - 3 years ago
Tacomaworld is actually one of the better forums out there. I am sure you can find an answer tacosby Black Knight - Main Forum
Re: Some sponsors come and go ... - 3 years ago
Just ordered my set for my 02by Black Knight - Sponsors
Re: I still have my 987S but... (a tiny bit of appropriate content) really NBC - 4 years ago
Don't wait to 'break it in' Drive it spiritedly right from the beginning. The 'drive it gently' break-in thinking is old fashioned and has more to do with liability and automakers legal teams than what is best for your engine and specifically the ring to cylinder wall mating. See these two pages for good info on how to make the most of your engine by breaking in under load. Don't need a dynoby Black Knight - Main Forum
Re: Time to move on ... - 4 years ago
Wow, good luck with the move. It is definitely quieter on the other side of the stateby Black Knight - Main Forum
Re: floor jack - 4 years ago
I got the Daytona one as I had an older one fail and didn't feel like fiddling with repairing. The Daytona is a Snap-on knock-off and guys on other boards like Garage Journal had good reviews. Plus it is low profile and raises to over 20 inches and lifts more than 6000 lbs, so it will work on my Tundra too if I need. I don't normally like to buy 'knock-off' items, but this one does work well.by Black Knight - Main Forum
Re: Thanks to Pedro - top is operational again - 4 years ago
I know. But it was not the Brake light that was illuminated. It is / was the 'Convertible Top Warning Light' that went on and the metal lid for the roof / engine access did not completely close. When I did the pin bend, it allowed it to work and no lights are on. The Parking Brake light has and is working when I activate the handle. I think I will start with that handbrake switch and them maybe tby Black Knight - Main Forum
Thanks to Pedro - top is operational again - 4 years ago
So yesterday the top stopped working and I remembered that Pedro had the mod to 'bend pin 18' and make it so that you can open or close while still in motion. That did the trick and now it goes up and down as it should I believe that would indicate that the microswitch on the Handbrake is faulty and would need to be swapped out Correct? Anyway, back in business and can now take her for a driveby Black Knight - Main Forum
Re: DYI access - 4 years ago
I think I know what you are talking about. I saw that message too, but you need to click the link to Pedros Garage right under his Face/ Icon and it takes you to the specific page for that DIY project. It was a little confusing to me. On this Board, none of us can post comments etc, it is just a way to link to the page. Look for that link under his face on the left side and it should take you theby Black Knight - Main Forum
Re: 2002 Base Boxster for Sale - 4 years ago
Hi Al, sounds like a good car. I just sent you an email - interested in seeing photos etc. -Keithby Black Knight - Cars for Sale