Subject	something in the instructions must have been lost from
Posted by	ZEngineer (Dallas next month) on April 28, 2008 at 10:19 AM
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In Reply To	125 is a respectable number, most common is 90psi so you posted by 5280Z_nightstalker on April 28, 2008 at 10:14 AM
Message	the Chinese-to-English & Chinese-to-French transaltions. I'll leave the oil in the mechanism, draining it and running semi-dry didn't make sense. _________________________________________________________________________________ Im n0t Sarcastic (Kenny): not to over do it, but you're certainly the source of high-class Z mods ZEngineer24: what do you mean by that? Im n0t Sarcastic: I just mean, your Z is one I really admire "The Z is the cause and the solution to all my problems" -- Me "If your car was my car, I'd think it's broken"
Follow Ups	I must be getting old - ZEngineer (Dallas next month) 09:25:38 04/28/08 125psi is fine for most applications. Cutting wheels and - Bernie (NoVA) 09:38:24 04/28/08 125 is a respectable number, most common is 90psi so you - 5280Z_nightstalker 10:14:20 04/28/08 something in the instructions must have been lost from - ZEngineer (Dallas next month) 10:19:30 04/28/08 125psi is pretty good. - Waggz 10:19:14 04/28/08 space constraints limited me to 8 gallons - ZEngineer (Dallas next month) 10:20:57 04/28/08 Not really even worth getting for car work. (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 10:32:30 04/28/08 yeah, I debated about buying it - ZEngineer (Dallas next month) 10:39:14 04/28/08 the time it takes me to set up the hose/compressor/tools - Cap927(Boston) 12:12:11 04/28/08 I trust you mean 78 ft/lbs (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 12:19:38 04/28/08 yes, got confused for a moment and couldn't remember - Cap927(Boston) 12:33:50 04/28/08 72-87 Ft/Lbs (n/m) - Fast300 02:24:08 04/29/08 I use an inline air tool oiler - SkiFly01 10:45:30 04/28/08 I like the idea, thanks. (n/m) - ZEngineer (Dallas next month) 10:49:05 04/28/08 I feel you on "getting old," but I'm firmly in denial ;-) - Hawkin"Z" 11:32:06 04/28/08 I'm not sure about the Z keeping me young - ZEngineer (Dallas next month) 11:50:51 04/28/08 Ha...me too...but the Z is worth it's weight in endorphins! - Hawkin"Z" 12:38:05 04/28/08 I dunno... I remember you grinning like a schoolgirl - spicyZ 20:19:58 04/28/08 TMI, seriously :) (n/m) - vorpalZ 23:07:51 04/28/08 2nd on the 'fountain of yooth' - vorpalZ 14:07:49 04/28/08 Amen brother :-) (n/m) - Hawkin"Z" 15:14:36 04/28/08 Some info here - NytWolf 12:06:40 04/28/08 Hope your air compressor works out better than mine - olyar15 12:06:46 04/28/08 I've had mine for 6 years, used it to nail floors in 3 rooms - Cap927(Boston) 12:42:36 04/28/08 on another note, would a 1 gallon compressor be - inf 12:08:12 04/28/08 probably not - aliaZ 12:20:03 04/28/08 Yes, as long as it has a regulator - NytWolf 12:23:54 04/28/08 Call me crazy but each bolt/nut on my car are torque - Oppaman Z 12:34:08 04/28/08 I didn't see anywhere in George's post any mention of using - Inzane 13:17:00 04/28/08 2nd (n/m) - aliaZ 13:38:02 04/28/08 May be I've focused too much focused on the last few words > - Oppaman Z 14:16:33 04/28/08 "when tackling your average lugnuts and suspension bolts?" - Inzane 14:23:21 04/28/08 Rust, lack of anti-seize.. - BigTDogg (MA) 14:26:40 04/28/08 True. :) (n/m) - Inzane 14:29:31 04/28/08 oui oui! (n/m) - ZEngineer (Dallas next month) 15:11:41 04/28/08 "if they're torqued properly" - TT XTZ 15:22:35 04/28/08 If I need new tires installed, I bring my wheels to the shop - Inzane 15:29:22 04/28/08 Yeah, that's true too - BigTDogg (MA) 15:58:17 04/28/08 try telling that to Kenny. (n/m) - Spee 20:15:42 04/28/08 75 - 80 lbs/ft - vorpalZ 23:14:38 04/28/08 You're crazy (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 13:54:30 04/28/08
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