hahahahahah
if it WAS a ford part it would still be working
:cheers:

That's no excuse. I'm sure you have a laptop so you can check while making coffee. Were you trying to figure out how to make a facebook account when everyone started commenting? :unibrow:

Besides, if you had facebook, you could announce to the world that you were making coffee, and tell everyone not to bug you, so as not to keep you from having a hot cup of coffee since you had to respond to posts...

You know it is socially acceptable for adults with grown children to have a facebook these days. Myspace on the other hand... if you joined that you would just be a creeper.

Matt

:lol: :lol: :lol: ^^^^

:rofl: :rofl:

TWEEEEEEEEEEEEET


Now hear this! I just got home one hour ago from RTTC. Laundry is going and I've showered.

Thanks for sharing!


Sorry to hear about the 32 messing up yet again. Hopefully this will be the last time.

HAHAHAHAHA


That's the Weld version of Twittering - or Tweeting - or Being a pimply faced teen on Facey book...

Yeah --- Jeff assures me that they've discovered the fix for this "issue" of these little pieces breaking. Obviously a weak link! The dumb little hot rod can't weigh more than about 1800 or 2000 pounds -- so spinning the tires shouldn't be putting much pressure on "anything"!

I've owned many Corvettes and never ever broke a rear end! And this isn't the rear end - it's just the stub axle or whatever it's called. Not the half shafts. I'd had those made extra beefy already!


:cheers:

How am I supposed to know when you're doing your laundry if you post it up here? I can't be one of your followers unless you're on Twitter :lol:

Matt

Not impressed, those stub shafts wouldn't live in a Toyota Tercel and I mean that. I'd look really close at the rest of the parts and make sure it's not the only mis engineered part.

Oh - rest assured "we" have had a little heart to heart conversation about this being the second time this has happened -- and that's AFTER they swore up and down that it "had never happened before"....

I'll reserve judgement until I have the new pieces in hand. We're not going to chrome 'em until after I TRY to break 'em.

The Kugel boys are pretty sharp guys... so I have to give them the benefit of the doubt. So far - TWO STRIKES. :unibrow: