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Years 2010 model it was pulled from unknown. transmission unknown. missing a few components. i can see is alternator, belt, tensioner, and serpentine belt and flywheel are missing. flywheel is irrelevant to what i'm doing with it and if it came from audi, it could be an earlier motor not a cjaa. seller said it had 100k km or 62k miles on it. I'm wondering how to do a comprehensive assessment on the motor to make sure it's good because i'm worried if he took parts. he might have been worried that the motor was no good

I am planning to swap a tdi in 1975 f100 4x4 4 speed manual dana 44 front ford nine inch rear locking hubs in front

Recently bought a 2011 golf tdi wagon automatic. 500k or 300k miles on it runs great needs a dual mass flywheel, though, and it shifts better runs better rides better then my current daily. I'm wondering what you guys recommended course of action. Because I kind of wanna make the 2011 my daily but it has so many useful parts for to do the swap and a backup motor for the truck. I'm just worried about this condition of this unknown engine. i'm wondering, what's the best way to figure out if the motor's good i'm worried a cp4 pump grenaded, but it does have the ecu so I think it was pulled from an total loss hopefully

I don't know how the sks got bad at reputation for accuracy. Trigger could be better just takes a bit of practice but it's hammer falls forward. So hard that you need to hold it so tight that your knuckles almost turn white or it will drop the dime off the tip of the iron sights when doing dime drills. If you have a sling on it, do not wrap it around your arm. Because you're pulling the barrel and changing, it's harmonics. When laying down or putting it on a shooting bag, make sure to keep it off the bayonet. Because it's attached to the barrel, and it will change its harmonics. get it glass bedded, make sure your barrel's good and your action first before that. Don't get hollow points for hunting thank me later, my buddy told me a story he had to shoot a pig, and he used a hollow point and he's like, I had to get the 45-70 and thinks it's weak the 7.62x39mm

The 7.62x39mm doesn't have the fps to expand little hollow points like that get soft point

Sight it in in meters, because that's what the sights correspond to on the adjustable rear sight or sight it in for 25 yards and don't touch the rear sight and your good for 200 yards

I was able to get moa groups at 50 meters with it glass bedded

And get good ammo bass too

And a lot of people say the 30-06 is so versatile they can load varmint rounds and hunting rounds for deer. Good luck, because every time you switch you gotta re sight in your rifle that's if you care about the animal or being accurate or have 2 rifles which defeats the point of having one gun that can do it all . 7.62x39mm you can use one size fits most. Anything a 30-30 can do the 7.62x39mm does better

And if you really wanna talk about versatility, get a muzzle loader you can hunt chickens and up to deer and bigger just fine. you can load lead shot down a rifles barrel and shoot up to 15 yards just fine. And gopher's you just put way less powder and have fun

I am planning to swap it into a 1976 f150 4x4 i'm wondering how much boost it could theoretically handle stock because I want to do a sequential turbo setup and i do plan on upgrading the headbolds. The top end to handle more boost.

Warning Contains self-harm

The eighteenth truck roared past, its wake slamming into the sedan and rattling the frame.

​Tyson watched its taillights vanish in the rearview mirror, his chest heaving, tears streaming hot and bitter through the dust on his cheeks. He was terrified. Every biological wiring in his body was screaming at him to turn around, to hit the shoulder, to run.

​He wiped his nose with his sleeve, looked straight down the black ribbon of asphalt, and spoke aloud to the empty car.

​"That was the last one. The next one is it. I promise you that."

​Up ahead, over the crest of the hill, two massive halogen high beams broke through the dark.

​The air horn shattered the night—a deafening, desperate wall of sound.

​Something deep inside Tyson clicked shut.

​The crying stopped instantly. The heat in his face drained into an icy, lifeless calm. Slowly, deliberately, he unclasped his white-knuckled right hand from the wheel and let it drop into his lap. His left arm remained—casual, precise, resting easy as he held the wheel with a single hand.

​He kept his promise. He didn't brace. He didn't flinch.

​With a smooth, gentle nudge of his left wrist, he steered straight into the oncoming lights, his face completely unbothered as the massive steel grill rose up to swallow the windshield.

The Onset — Workplace Harassment & The Hells Angels: It begins in the industrial shop environment with workplace harassment, slights, and hostile dynamics. Under the mounting pressure, the threat escalates: he becomes convinced that the Hells Angels are actively targeting him, turning every commute into a high-stakes struggle for physical safety.

​The Escalation — Coded Black Vehicles & The 33-Year-Old Truck: Seeking a replacement vehicle, he gets relentlessly offered black cars and trucks. Black vehicles appear everywhere, carrying hidden meanings, coded signals, and active surveillance. The tipping point arrives when he is offered a black truck that is 33 years old—a specific number that confirms in his mind that an organized secret society is orchestrating his reality and closing in.

​The Arrest & System's Ignorance: The overwhelming pressure and paranoia culminate in real-world legal trouble and an arrest. The prison and court systems completely ignore that he was deeply unstable at the time of the offense, treating him like an ordinary inmate without offering a medical evaluation, doctor, or support team.

​Eight Months of Bail, Job Loss & Compliance: Released on bail into the community, he loses his job and livelihood. Over eight long, isolated months waiting for trial, he diligently attends every single appointment, complies with every condition, and maintains outwardly stable behavior, carrying the crushing weight of the pending case alone.

​The First Meeting with the Devil & The Prosecution's Trap: Without a doctor or support team in his corner, he has his first confrontation with the Devil, laying bare the prosecution's trap. They plan to weaponize those eight months of good behavior—using his perfect appointment attendance and stability on bail to argue he was completely stable during the offense to secure a conviction.

​The Pragmatic Counter — Forcing the Paper Trail & Insurance: Seeing that the state will use his own self-discipline and compliance against him, Tyson realizes standard legal defense is useless. He desperately needs proper insurance coverage and an undeniable, catastrophic physical medical paper trail that no prosecutor or judge can ever spin or twist.

​The Peak — The Highway Execution: Realizing that the shop harassment, the Hells Angels fear, the 33-year-old truck, and the prosecution's double-bind are all machinery of the Devil, Tyson takes ultimate control. He drives onto the highway, letting eighteen heavy rigs pass while weeping through his fear, and speaks his solemn promise: "The next one is it. I promise you that."

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I got a 2wd truck that's a 1997 dodge 2 gen that has if all trains on it will it work or do I have to be really picky on where I launch my boat? Edit I have a 16ft aluminum boat with wood flooring and 30 hp johnson 2-stroke with a single axle trailer