Clear cap and rotor?

[LOCKJAW]

Originally Posted by gilby

..I guess 2-4-6-8 is a lot harder to remember than 1-8-4-3...

For some of us "seniors" that could be a mindbender! What do you want, I went to public schools ? LOL Actually, the 6-5-7-2 part is the tough one!

[steelybill]

For those of us who have done a bunch of GM engines, the firing order becomes second nature. But then, I go and bolt in a big-block Caddy engine with a different firing order, and #1 cylinder is on the passenger side !
And at this point I don't remember the firing order.........but it runs.....

[FlatBlack65]

a bit late, i know, but. Whenever i come across a combination lock i have on any gate, or crate i have, i automatically think: "18 43 65 72 as my first guess...but of course, master locks only have 3 numbers, so that's not gonna help me..." "...then whats the darn number to the combo lock on the shed?..."

[woody31]

Originally Posted by FlatBlack65

a bit late, i know, but. Whenever i come across a combination lock i have on any gate, or crate i have, i automatically think: "18 43 65 72 as my first guess...but of course, master locks only have 3 numbers, so that's not gonna help me..." "...then whats the darn number to the combo lock on the shed?..."

my guess would be ..283,,,

[30Weight]

Originally Posted by woody31

my guess would be ..283,,,

....and if you forget the combo you can always use .357

[FlatBlack65]

Originally Posted by woody31

my guess would be ..283,,,

...darnit! now i gotta change that shed combination...

[FlatBlack65]

Originally Posted by 30Weight

....and if you forget the combo you can always use .357

...and change the gun case lock now too.

[FlatBlack65]