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So, you wanna service the rear trailing arm? Definitive Trailing Arm Guide
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Definitive Trailing Arm Guide
This thread will guide you on how to properly service your rear trailing arm.
BMW has been using the rear trailing arm for decades. Its design coupled with careful suspension tuning has been one of key ingredients to BMW's dynamic driving qualities.
The BMW rear trailing arm serves for the backbone of the rear suspension/wheel/wheel bearing/brakes and is designed to provide toe-out under heavy acceleration and toe-in during heavy braking. These characteristics is to stablize the vehicle.
The rear trailing arm bushings AKA "RTAB" (as pictured in blue) helps deflect vibration and harshness while absorbing shock mid-corner which could otherwise upset the vehicle's stability.
These bushings fail quickly and often because they are high-load items and a lot of work is asked of them. Typical life expectancy is anywhere from 35,000 to 70,000 miles. The effectiveness of these parts are not an "on/off" switch and their performance degrades over time as the rubber deteriorates. You may not feel that you need new RTABs if you have slowly become used to their gradual decline in performance. Common signs of failure of the RTAB includes rear-end wandering often tmes under acceleration or braking or in more severe cases, clunking noises.
The other two components pictured are the rear trailing arm bushing and/or balljoint. These items are (as pictured in red and green). These are also serviceable items but do not wear as quickly as the rear trailing arm bushing.
Note that non-M models come with a bushing at the lower location and balljoint at the upper location.
///M3 models come with balljoints at both upper and lower locations for improved feel and control.
This dual-balljoint setup can be applied to non-M models using ///M3 parts. (Thanks to CPOSK)
Rear trailing arm bushing:
Replace these at 60,000+ miles. Personally, I recommend replacing them every 20,000 miles.
M3 Rear Trailing Arm Bushing Part number (upgrade): 33326770817 (Two per vehicle)
Comments and Concerns Addressed:
Q) When should you change your Rear Trailing Arm Bushing?
A) If they are original or you don't know. If you get rear-end wandering or the rear end is unstable during acceleration or braking.
Q) But what about polyurethane?
A) I don't recommend it. On a street-driven vehicle, this bushing should be rubber. Polyurethane is not ideal for multi-axis movement and not meant for this location. I would avoid this type of bushing here.
Q) But, Mango... what about pre-load?
A) There are documented ways to do this but I've found the easiest way is to mark the position of the rear trailing arm carrier in relation to the arm after the arm is dropped. Simply re-torque the carrier after installation of the new bushing after it is aligned with the mark you made. I found on several vehicles the trailing arm bracket lined up perfectly with a line cast into the control arm. The goal is to have zero load on the bushing at rest.
Credit to MJDEHLIN @ E46Fanatics for the photo.
Q) What tools do I need?
A) For the RTAB, the MIS RTAB tool. For the upper and lower balljoint/bushing, you need a special press for them. These can be found on Amazon and eBay.
Q) What brands do you recommend, Mango?
A) I recommend Lemforder for all three locations. Personally, I am using OEM M3 parts for all three parts.
Some people use "limiters" which are essentially plastic shims that go on either side of the rear trailing arm bushing. These spacers limit trailing arm movement within the pocket and can extend the life of the bushing.
Before dropping the trailing arm, disconnect the brake line from the trailing arm via a 10mm bolt. This is important.
Use a large hose clamp to compress the split bushing before pressing it into the trailing arm. Press into the trailing arm on the side of the trailing arm with a beveled edge.
Torque carrier to trailing arm bushing center bolt @ 81 ft-lbs and bushing bracket to body @ 57 ft-lbs
Trailing Arm Bushing (lower and upper)
As mentioned above, this is a rubber mount. This can be upgraded to ///M3 balljoints.
Rubber mount part number (2 per car on non-M models): 33326771828 :thumbdwn: :thumbdwn:
M3 balljoint part number (2 per car on non-M models and 4 per car on M3 models): 33326775551 :thumbsup:
These are torqued to around 81 ft-lbs.
Remove rotor and set caliper aside. Mark your camber position before removing your camber bolts.
An alignment is recommended when servicing any of the above items.
Re: So, you wanna service the rear trailing arm? Definitive Trailing Arm Guide
Awesome write-up! Thanks!
Planning on buying this tool as the MIS tool is expensive to buy in the UK after shipping http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BMW-3-Seri...item3f28862c28
Very nice Mango. Does the car feel different after replacing the trailing arm ball joints?
Did you forget or chose not to comment on the RTAB limiters?
Thanks Mango. I've got the RTAB's on my list.
that means mine are probably shot considering I just turned 87k this morning. what are the alternatives on tools for this job? (other than paying someone else to do it). Does Harbor Freight have a cheap option? Do places rent that kit?
I've seen a variety of options for the RTAB tool, but even to buy it isn't too big a hit on the wallet. That other bushing set is a bit steep.
What other fancy tools are needed just to get to the point of using that bushing tool set?
got this on my list
OK, great write up, thanks !! OK, do you have to remove the whole arm from the car to replace JUST the RTAB with the M3 part ??? I know I will need the special tool. thanks .....
Also ...
Sorry .... what do you think of having the reinforcement plates that you weld onto the rear camber arm to strengthen them ????
I've lightly glanced at DIY's for the RTAB's, you don't have to remove the whole arm from what I can tell.
Re: So, you wanna service the rear trailing arm? Definitive Trailing Arm Guide
I am getting ready to do this on my sedan, thinking of going to the m3 setup, anything else i should do?
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Hmmm... well I'd do the double balljoint upgrade as well but that's going to require more tools.
Even though people sometimes poke fun at Mango, I will say that he is a wealth of information and this writeup is a great example. Nice job
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I just dont want to go through another alignment. Ive pissed all my shops off around here with how picky I am.
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Try to add methods for determining excessive wear and a DIY replacement procedure complete with lot's of pictures.
In it's current form, it's an incomplete piece, low on critical information with too much editorial. For example, I really don't care if you want to change yours ever 20,000 miles. I'd rather you explain the criteria for deciding when to change them out, with inspection procedures and example pictures. That information is completely missing.
Also, you might want to mention your recommendation for performing an alignment early in your post rather than sneaking it in on the last line of your post. It's a key consideration when deciding whether to tackle these tasks DIY vs. paying a shop to do it. Include web links to the very best additional DIY resources that exist.
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Quinton Dunbar was singled out by players and coaches barely a week into spring practice for making an impact. At 6-1, he provides height at receiver that isn't plentiful on the Florida roster. He knows how to get open and provides a deep threat to the offense.
He showed those skills last fall during practice, but he was redshirted and didn't see the field. Now the new coaching staff has even expressed their surprise with his move up the depth chart.
"Weis is always messing with me because when I first started (this spring), I was probably seventh on the depth chart," Dunbar said. "Each and every day I just got better."
Dunbar wasn't the only receiver to improve throughout the spring. He feels like the entire position did. They played slow at the beginning of practice as the players tried to learn the new offense and get used to a new position coach in Aubrey Hill.
As the spring continued, the wide receivers played faster and weren't think too much. The offense became second nature, allowing the wide receivers to play without being weighed down and afraid to make mistakes.
"We came out every day and worked hard every day," Dunbar said. "We've gotten a lot better at our routes and a lot better at catching. At first, there were a lot of balls dropped, but as we gradually went through the spring, it got better."
The coaches tried to single out Dunbar's progress by calling a deep ball to him on the first play of the spring game. Quarterback John Brantley threw a catchable ball that both Dunbar and Muschamp agreed should have been caught, but cornerback Cody Riggs was also close by.
"He called the play and I was excited about it," Dunbar said. "Cody Riggs just made a great play on the ball."
He was thrown to three more times during the game, ending with two catches for 21 yards. His longest catch came on a 16-yard reception from freshman Jeff Driskel that found Dunbar weaving his way through traffic and carrying defenders on his back for extra yardage.
"I feel like I played alright, but I can be better," Dunbar said. "I showed my speed, length and ability to make plays and make tough catches."
Despite a few standout plays, the offense struggled all day Saturday. It didn't matter what quarterback, unit or play-call happened on the field, the offense looked out of sorts throughout the entire game.
The players didn't look to be on the same page on the field, but after the game, all of their answers for what went wrong were along the same line. They agreed the offense looked much better during practice, and Saturday's performance likely came from pressing and trying too hard to make a play.
"This was a down day," Dunbar said. "I've seen our offense clicking real good during the spring, but this was a downfall. That's why coach always talks about consistency. Everybody was just trying to make plays today, and we were a little anxious to show The Gator Nation what we have. That probably could've been a problem."
Now the team heads into a period of time that Muschamp deemed as the most important. In the summer, the coaches can't be on players' backs to remind them to study their playbooks or to get on the field to work on timing. The coaches will be on the road recruiting, and the players will be on their own for more time.
This is where the team will decide how good it wants to be in the fall.
"It's most definitely important," Dunbar said. "We can't have that happen during the season or we'll lose. During the spring, we connected a lot on the deep balls. Some days you just have those off days, so we'll just continue to get better."
The game also served as Muschamp's debut in The Swamp. Many players were admittedly nervous about a coaching transition, but Dunbar says it couldn't have gone over better. The players have gravitated to Muschamp, and it's not tough to see why he has been labeled in the past as a coach that players enjoy playing for.
"Will reminds me of Urbs so much," Dunbar said. "It's almost like Urbs never left. (Muschamp) is emotional. He does a lot of stuff with us. He works out with us sometimes, and that just makes us comfortable around him."
When Muschamp and Dunbar are doing the same workout, there's no question who lifts more. It's the head coach.
"Oh yeah," Dunbar said, shaking his head without hesitation.
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The focus of the research in my laboratory is to study the cellular interactions, the environmental cues and the molecular mechanisms that control the differential capacity of distinct populations of dendritic cells (DCs) to regulate effector, memory T cell responses and T follicular helper (Tfh) cell differentiation in different models of infection and autoimmune disease. In addition, we are studying the role of Tfh cells in Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE or Lupus) and Rheumatoid arthritis (RA). We found that IL-2 availability is a critical factor that controls Tfh development in vivo and that exogenous IL-2 administration prevents aberrant accumulation of Tfh and GC B cell in lupus-prone mice. We are now exploring the potential therapeutic use of IL-2 in SLE and RA.
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Ballesteros-Tato, A. 2014. Beyond regulatory T cells: the potential role for Interleukin-2 (IL-2) to prevent T follicular helper (Tfh) cell responses and treat autoimmune diseases. Immunotherapy. 6(11):1207-20. (2014). PMID: 25496335 PMCID: PMC4289615
Leon, B., Bradley, J.E., Lund, F.E., Randall, T.D. & Ballesteros-Tato, A. 2014. FoxP3+ regulatory T cells promote influenza-specific Tfh responses by controlling IL-2 availability. Nature communications 5, 3495 PMID: 24633065 PMCID: PMC4013682
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Ballesteros-Tato, A., Leon, B., Lund, F.E. & Randall, T.D. CD4+ T helper cells use CD154-CD40 interactions to counteract T reg cell-mediated suppression of CD8+ T cell responses to influenza. 2013 The Journal of Experimental Medicine 210, 1591-1601. PMID: 23835849 PMCID: PMC3727323
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Authors: Martín López-Corredoira
Assuming the standard cosmological model as correct, the average linear size of galaxies with the same luminosity is six times smaller at z = 3.2 than at z = 0, and their average angular size for a given luminosity is approximately proportional to z-1. Neither the hypothesis that galaxies which formed earlier have much higher densities nor their luminosity evolution, mergers ratio, or massive outflows due to a quasar feedback mechanism are enough to justify such a strong size evolution. Also, at high redshift, the intrinsic ultraviolet surface brightness would be prohibitively high with this evolution, and the velocity dispersion much higher than observed. We explore here another possibility to overcome this problem by considering different cosmological scenarios that might make the observed angular sizes compatible with a weaker evolution. One of the models explored, a very simple phenomenological extrapolation of the linear Hubble law in a Euclidean static universe, fits the angular size vs. redshift dependence quite well, which is also approximately proportional to z-1 with this cosmological model. There are no free parameters derived ad hoc, although the error bars allow a slight size/luminosity evolution. The type Ia supernovae Hubble diagram can also be explained in terms of this model with no ad hoc fitted parameter. WARNING: I do not argue here that the true Universe is static. My intention is just to discuss which theoretical models provide a better fit to the data of observational cosmology.
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In a previous post I explained what 'work equipment' actually is and what is meant by the term 'use at work' but today I will try and help you answer the following:
"Is your work equipment actually suitable? What obligations do your Employer's have to ensure the suitability of the equipment they provide you with?"
PUWER imposes 3 key obligations upon your Employer's:
- They MUST ensure that the work equipment they provide you with is constructed or appropriately adapted so as to be suitable for the use which it is intended.
- When your Employer is selecting your work equipment they MUST have regard for the working conditions and take consideration of any health and safety risks. If use of the working equipment would cause risk to any persons working within the premises it is to be used this must be considered.
- They MUST ensure that the work equipment which they have provided is used only for the use it was intended for and under conditions for which it is suitable
So, how should your Employer consider the suitability of the work equipment? What factors should they have in mind when making a decision?
They should have 3 main factors in mind:
- The initial integrity of the equipment provided
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In conclusion; the aim of the above obligations and regulations is to ensure that ALL work equipment provided to Employee's by their Employer's, may be used without their being any risk to the user of that equipment or to anyone who may be working nearby. These obligations and duties are strict and ongoing for your Employer and failure to meet with them will be a breach on their part meaning that you could claim compensation if your employer does not comply with these regulations.


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Friday, April 20, 2012
Placement Test Baked Cake Doughnuts
On wednesday I had my placement test for the language class. I actually wasn't nervous about this because I knew this wasn't some big to-do sort of thing. You take these placement tests to figure out which level of learning works best for you and that way you don't end up in a higher level class if you work best in a medium level. Everyone I spoke to about the test all had different explanations. There was some who never had to take one and the majority was of those who had to take an hour long test on the computer. The letter I received said to expect an hour long test and thats when I knew I would be getting the computer one aswell.
I show up with my husband because I'm 5 years old and can't do anything without him over here. The letters I receive are in Dutch and all the meetings I need to go to..are in Dutch. So there is no point in me going alone when they may or may not feel like speaking english to me on that day. The same woman I had to speak with 2 weeks before then is the one giving me the test. We go into the same room we spoke to before and she hands me a booklet. A booklet? I was expecting a computer test. The booklet only has 6 pages and she tells me to read the two sentences in english that explain what Im supposed to do. Then I panick. The test is one of those what comes next,put these in the box they belong in,tricky questions that leave the door wide open for you to you know.. get wrong.
I turn the page and notice that she isn't leaving. The room is small and she is sitting directly infront of me and she isn't leaving! Not only is she not leaving but she starts talking to me. Why is she not gone but still talking to me? You understand everything,yes? she says to me over and over. Yes I understand. I am one of those people that likes to take a minute and think before I do a test..but she won't stop talking. I should also tell you that the practice questions are 5000 times easier to get than the actual test questions. So it's then that I start to go into overload. My brain starts to kick in and it's talking nonstop to me. You are 37 and sitting in a dinky room with a 20 year old who won't shut up,keeps staring and you and wants to know if you get it. Then it starts running through the alphabet because thats what my brain does when it really goes into overload. I'm looking at the questions and nothing is making sense..it's as if I have no common sense..Thats not a total shock mind you, but I like to think that I am not a total ding a ling. The woman however has her doubts because the more she is watching me the more she won't shut up and the more I keep thinking I'm doing this wrong or why else would she keep asking me if I get it. I do one page and then other and I skip one whole page altogether and she keeps saying..People really over analyze these tests and there is no need to. It's then that I know I'm not only doing this all wrong but I'm going to kill her. I was going into total nuclear meltdown on the inside and I no longer cared. I finished the test and listened to her tell me that atleast I didn't get in lower level! Like I freaking cared at that point. I never once cared what level I was going to be in aslong as I got into a class that worked best for me.
So, 25 sweaty-I'm going to smack you-minutes later, I leave with my signed contract of agreeing to do the classes and now waiting for my next letter that says come on in and lets get you signed up. I swear the amount of letters you get for "invites"to come in and talk with people amazes the crap out of me. I come straight home and head for the kitchen. When I've reached my limit..and it doesn't take much these days to get there..I need to bake something.
These dougnuts are the answer to wanting to eat something super sinful that you will probably pay for later on so you pull yourself back and go for the healthier option. Let me be honest in telling you that healthier baked doughnuts are nothing like the delicious fried doughnuts that are covered in maple icing( I really miss maple bars.) These did hit the spot and put a smile on my face so that alone makes these a winner in my book. Baked doughnuts are best eaten within a day or so because they tend to dry out really fast and don't taste as good. I think next time I will add a tiny amount of butter extract to give the doughnuts more of a flavor.
Baked Cake Doughnuts with Chocolate Glaze
2 cups Cake Flour,sifted ( or use 1-3/4 cups all-purpose flour with 1/4 cup cornstarch)
1/2 cup Sugar
2 tsp. Baking Powder
1 tsp. Salt
3/4 cup Fat Free Milk
1 TBS White Vinegar
2 Large Eggs,lightly beaten
1 TBS Unsalted Butter,melted
Chocolate Glaze
1/2 cup Semi-sweet Chocolate Chips
2 tsp. Corn Syrup
1 TBS Canola Oil
1 tsp. Water
Preheat oven to 425 or 220 celcius ( I thought this was to high and lowered the oven temp to 400 or 200 celcius and made sure the oven rack was on the lower level.) Grease a doughnut pan with nonstick spray and set aside.
In a small bowl,combine the milk and vinegar and let stand 5 minutes to turn into buttermilk. In a large bowl,sift together the flour,sugar,baking powder and salt. In another bowl, whish together the buttermilk,eggs and melted butter. Add the wet ingredients into the dry and stir just until combined. Carefully spoon batter into the doughnut pan about 2/3 full. Bake 7-8 minutes, or until the tops of the doughnutsspring back when lightly touched. Allow to cool in pan for a few minutes before removing and allowing to cool completely on a wire rack.
For the glaze, microwave all the ingredients together in a microwave safe bowl on 50% power 1 minute,stirring in-between,until melted. ** I never have luck with melting chocolate in the microwave so I combined the ingredients in a small pan and cooked it on low while stirring constantly until it was melted** Add additional water in 1/2 teaspoon measurments if the glaze is to thick. Dip the tops of each doughnut into the glaze and allow to dry on wire rack. Sprinkle the tops if you like!
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Hopefully I can contribute as much as I get !
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There is ALOT to know and understand if you are attempting to build your house and be the GC of it. Lots of phone calls, lots of planning, lots of checking, lots of thinking.
If you have any construction background, this is a must, otherwise, you are going to have to rely on your subcontractors to instruct you, educate you on the quality and details of each phase of work....You will also have to rely on them to help you solve the problems and issues that will arise (there are issues on EVERY build - it's a fact of life).
ALOT ? That's too small of a word ! :)
I've done a TON of research, reading, talking with people and I still have only touched the surface of what I need to know. I've been real lucky with subcontractors. I remember talking with my excavation sub and he kept looking at me strange because of the questions I was asking. He had to remind himself that I wasn't an experienced GC and needed things explained.
I've been lucky too with major issues. 1st was ledge during excevation. I had enough room on the property to move the house over 20ft versus spending 8K on blasting. The second was a few wrong designed trusses. My framer took care of fixing those.
I'm a stickler for quality and I'm upfront with the contractors on that.
The house is up, framed and siding is going on this week. I've done much of the electrial and plumbing work on my own. Rough inspection should be next week. I think I see the end in sight !!!
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Nascar races from a roll
This is a discussion on wrx vs srt within the Comparison: WRX vs World forums, part of the Community - Meet other Enthusiasts category; Nascar races from a roll...
Nascar races from a roll
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Another reason not to race from a roll.Originally Posted by Kush
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mmmmmm....ricer roll.... I wish I had one right now. It would be delicious...Originally Posted by DTFH3030
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Originally Posted by mike05STi
Dude I'm agreeing with you
My car looks just like this without the skirts and roof wing! Yeah baby!
SRT > WRX in all situations, dig or roll. There are no exceptions.
You all seem to have forgotten what is t3h fastAr
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Originally Posted by Integra96
I thought you were, but I didn't know where you were going with the pointless comment...if you were meaning roll racing was or talking about it was. I also thought that you thought I was serious with the NHRA joke.Originally Posted by scoobHaha, but F1, rally, motocross, Lemans, autocrossing and much more, don't (you know, the racing that COUNTS).Originally Posted by Kush
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okay this is a serious ? thats not bias by the car that i drive. but sence 95% aggree roll racing is gay i just wanted to know why you feel that way? considering 75% and more of all impromtu street races are from a roll is this not a good way to see whose car is faster? if you take out driver error and traction issues isnt this the most prominant way to see who has the faster car? comparing simple mathematics of hp/weight ratios and gearing vs aerodynamics. i know that real racing is from a stop but your not at drag strip so your not real racing even if its from a stop on the street. theres no light tree or prepped track or burnout box. just thought i'd might spring and actually discussiong... enjoy!
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Originally Posted by 2004NeonSRT4
I agree with you, and I personally see nothing wrong with racing from a roll.
Yes, more driver skill is needed for a dig race and yes a dig race is "better" but I do not see why people assume rolling races to by say "gay". It is not easy to catch a red light with another car with no traffic and have the perfect setup for a dig race. However, when on the highway at night, getting a rolling race going is not hard at all.
It is funny because when the wrx first came out and people were breaking their trannies left and right because they were doing dig races and dropping their clutch @ 6k everyone was all about the rolling race... But now that the wrx is known for having poor topend on the TD04 no one wants to roll race anymore
Either form of racing is fine in my book... I prefer to go from a dig, but there is absolutely nothing wrong with going from a roll as long as you keep speeds under the "stupid" mark.
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It's all good bro!Originally Posted by mike05STi
Racing from a roll is dumb. It eliminates driver error which is really more important. Most new dudes lose sight of that. Any fool can buy a Ferrrari with enough money, but only a true driver can really DRIVE it. I would have far more respect for a dude or gal that could drive a SRT4 past my ass of the line than from a 60 mph roll. My grandma knows how to "Punch It"., but she is not a good choice for a launch demo.
A vette will rape a neon from a roll, but from a dead stop it could get tricky if the vette driver doesn't know how to drive and the neon (srt4) person does. That's what makes cars like srt4's so sweet. they can hurt fast cars where it really counts. Going from a roll is a handicapped mentality, an excuse if you will.
I mean what would really be sweet is to see the look on a vette guys face when he can't get away from a $20k Dodge off a stoplight with all his v8 power. Just like a well drive srt4 can sneak up on a vette, a wrx can put a srt4 to shame in the same situation.
That's what it's really all about. You want to race from a roll, go get a dyno run, and enjoy yourself. If you want to race like a man (or a real women) take it off the line.
My car looks just like this without the skirts and roof wing! Yeah baby!
so you'd rather beat the driver of a faster car or equal car then the actual car? say you race a viper from light to light and he smokes um all the way and you demolish him is your car now faster? or is it knowing the fact the 90% of the cars on the road can't beat an awd car from light to light? so thats the reason for racing that way? just curoius cause i know i've raced quite a a few awd guys from a dig and get demolished but as i'm pulling them in hard at like 80 or 90 they shut down as i go blowing by. is this still a win for the guy who backed out? considering i don't cross the traps in the quarter till 120 and we shut down at 90 we raced to the 1000ft? meh, just putting it out to think about i know we all cator to what are cars strong point is but i'd rather know i have the power to win in whatever situation then relyin on the possiblity of a handicapped driver.
RayfieldsWRX - "You like the feel of torque steer? Interesting"
jd92677 - "I like the idea of mashing the gas and not knowing which way the car will go."
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-04 SRT4 388whp DD SOLD
I race from a roll. Even when I had the wrx I went from a roll. If have enough power with anything not AWD racing from a stop become's pointless on the street IMO. You ever line up against a RWD car on the street and wonder if he'll be able to keep it in his lane off the line?
Not to mention I don't go to the "street races" so I don't get many oprotunities to go from a dig. So far this year I've ended up at a light next to someone who wants to race twice. lol If I don't race from a roll I'll never get to race.
If you really want to race from a dig, go to the track. Although you'll lose alot of your advantage when we pull out the slicks.
Originally Posted by 2004NeonSRT4
I have to aggree with you there. I've had that happen more than once.
Actually, yes I would rather beat the driver of a faster car. IIRC, isn't racing more about driver skill and not so much the car you drive? As far as you getting torched from a dig and the other driver backing out...he may have thought you were only going to a certain speed and you might have thought different. <--Since you both were stopped at a light or whatever, you should have rolled down your windows and discussed the cutoff speed with him (if any) before you started.Originally Posted by 2004NeonSRT4
I would just as soon race someone from a dig in my 73 240Z than in my STi...and the 240 is RWD and weighs <2500lbs (so I would definitely have an advantage from a roll in that featherweight).
The way I see it is that yes, it does take talent to launch an AWD car and keep it from bogging, but it requires MORE talent to launch a RWD (or I guess FWD) car w/o keeping the wheels from spinning. I'm not saying that I never race from a roll or that it's totally worthless (it can be fun sometimes), but who can argue that it doesn't take more driver skill to race from a dig?
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By that very same logic, racing from a roll would therefore be a good representation of the faster car...BECAUSE of the low potential driver error variable.Originally Posted by scoob
Also, driver error still comes into play. Granted, racing from a dig requires a considerable more amount of skill, but going from a roll in a manual tranny car does not require "zero" skill. You wouldn't believe how many people I have played with from a roll that downshift incorrectly... Either they dont shift low enough and get a slow start or they they shift too low and bounce of the limiter.
This is not a debate of which method of racing is superior... This is simply a debate of why racing from a roll is not "teh ghey".
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I wrote this post to try and help the people out there with a 73-87 Full size Chevy pickup, that are looking to swap the Muncie SM465 with a TH-350 Transmission. I have seen many posts on different boards out there with people looking to see if this is possible, yet with no replies. Well it is, I have done it. I just hope by posting here that it will be of use as this is the largest, most informative site on the net!
I did this swap on my 78 Chev 3/4 ton, with all the parts from my 73 1/2 ton. I basically took out my muncie SM465 (granny low 4 speed manual) and replaced it with a TH-350 auto. This was done in my home garage, with no special tools. Just a lot of grunting, and brute strength to lift that puppy up there! This is for the most part what you need to complete the swap. From a donor truck, or your local wrecker, grab the steering colum with the shift arm, (unless you use a floor shifter), the transmission cooler lines and transmission cooler, or a radiator with it built in, the flywheel that came off of the truck with the auto, the torque convertor and the bolts that held it to the flywheel. If its a Muncie 4spd w/ granny low, the cross member on your truck is like a big "U". This will line up with the holes on the auto TH-350, but you will find that the vacum modulator will hit, so if you dont want to notch out the original x-member, replace it with the "straight" one out of any 73 to 87 truck with an auto tranny. When you take out the old manual and clutch assembly, you will be removing the neutral safety switch at the back of the pedal as well. Make sure when you have the new tranny and steering colum in, that you re-hook up the neutral safety switch wires to the new colum. If you dont do this, it won't start. If you bypass this, it may start while in gear, and this would not be ideal. The linkage that goes from the steering colum in the engine compartment, to the tranny itself, and the kickdown cable that goes towards the carb are also required. It wouldnt hurt to get the speedo cable as well, as you may find the orignal too short. You will more than likely need the driveshaft from the donor truck as well, just the front section can be changed, but you may need to get a different sized U-joint. My 3/4 ton had larger U-joints than my half ton donor. This was swapped with the use of an adapter U-Joint. And last but not least, A LOT of time and PATIENCE.
I Hope this helps you all out, and I hope I didnt miss anything critical! If I have missed anything please post after me, as there is a lack of information on this subject. I have done my best to provide correct information, but such a swap should really be done by a professional, or at least with the guidance of someone that is mechanically inclined. I really hope this helps you all out, as I myself spent 3 months trying to find information that was non existant on the net. This swap can be done on a 4x4 as well, and more information can be found here,
If you have any more ?s post a reply, and Ill try to keep my eyes open on this!
You got it right on, I have done it both ways, I swapped a th350 in a 72 four wheel drive to a muncie four speed with granny gear and I swapped a muncie in a 84 GMC 2500 to a th350 from an 86 chevy 1/2 ton pickup other than the drive shafts on the 72 four wheel drive it was just that simple. Great info wish I had had this when I did my swaps!
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Anubias melting and dying.
Has anybody experience there anubias melting and dying? My anubias nana petite is losing its leaves and the rhizome is getting soft going to pull it out later today.
This is second one I lost in the same location the first anubias died seems strange my other anubias nana are ok one of them sprouted a new leaf.
I did experienced this before with a Petsmart anubias but I figured they werent grown underwater so thats why it melted.
I browsed this forum and the web and found thats its some kind of disease and no cure.
Do you have pictures of the sick and healthy plants you can post? Is the rhizome on the sick plant buried in the substrate? I would think that if you had two of the same plant in the same location die, it might be something in your tank.
Usually when that happens there are several reasons
1. Shock
2. Burn
3 disease
Usually it's shock so what I do is instead of tying them to a log or rock I place them directly into the substrate. This helps produce root growth.
I have tied to some driftwood will post some pics later
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I did some tank maintenance today and found another anubias melting. I removed both from the tank and removed all the melted parts from both plants.
I put both plants in another container with an air stone hopefully they recover the nana looks the best.
Also both anubias was bought at the same time about three weeks ago.
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The two anubias nana on the bottom are both healthy the one on the left has brown alagae.
Algae could be your problem. Any use of co2? What about nutrients? What is your ppm status?
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I find anubias responds well to higher levels of phosphate.
Next to last photo appear's the rhizone was tore off of possibly another plant and this may play a part in the plant's health.
I use a razor blade to make clean cut's at an angle when I remove a portion to place somehwere else.
Also has been reported that some grow facilities spray their plant's which are nearly alway's grown with root's in water,leaves above water, to keep insect's from damaging the plant's. (leaves).
Doesn't matter that the plant's from store tank's are submerged ,for they likely were not before arriving.
This spraying of the plant's has been suspect in more than a few instances where anubia's just rotted away despite good CO2/fertilizer's.
Also right now I filled the quarantine tank with untreated water,an airstone and added some erythromycin hope for the best:icon_smil
Sorry I put 0 nitrates in my last post.
The light is a Marineland led double bright was thinking to upgrading to a better light no co2 was planning to use Flourish exel to help with algae.
Tds is total dissolve solids. Basically minerals and heavy metals.
It's seems your Anubias is in shock and because it's a slow growing plant more will die before you get growing results. Disturbing the roots and the plant itself causes it to go more in shock. I would try not to fuss with it too much and takes Bruce advice put lil more phosphate in your tank
This is not a deficiency. It is almost certainly anubias disease which rots the rhizome and the base of the stems, then later attacks leaf tissue. It seems to spread by contact with infected parts of the plants. It is potentially caused by a slow moving plant eating worm (though this needs to be verified by microscopy). There are no known cures, but aggressive pruning of diseased areas can save plants if you catch it early. Be sure to clean the blade between each cut or you will infect healthy tissue and cut into the "healthy" areas around the infected parts or the disease is likely to keep spreading.
The only other ways anubias are damaged like this where the stem becomes mushy is by improper shipping (wet conditions for too long, or when temperature is too high or low during shipping, this promotes opportunistic fungal attacks).
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Steven Fletcher scored twice on his Sunderland debut to end Swansea's perfect start to the season.
The £14m new signing pounced on Ashley Williams's mistake before curling the ball expertly into the bottom corner.
Swansea responded almost immediately when Wayne Routledge fired home from 10 yards, but Fletcher tapped in at the far post just before half-time.
Michu's powerful header secured a point for the home side, who survived despite Chico's red card 20 minutes from time.
In fact, Swansea continued to look the most likely scorers in the closing stages, having forced Sunderland firmly on the back foot from the start of a dominant second half.
Crucial blocks and well-timed tackles in their own area by visiting defenders denied unchanged Swansea their third consecutive win of the season as Sunderland collected their second point from two games.
Having kept clean sheets in their two opening victories, Swansea's defending looked far from assured as they gifted Sunderland both goals.
Williams was the first offender, horribly miscuing his attempted back-pass, and giving Fletcher a clear run at goal as half-time approached.
As Michel Vorm left his line to close the angle, Fletcher opened up his body, curling the ball around the goalkeeper's outstretched hand just inside the far post.
Swansea's equaliser had all the hallmarks of their intricate passing game as Michu fed Nathan Dyer on the edge of the area. He flicked the ball into Routledge's path, who drove the ball home.
Following a lengthy delay as Swansea left-back Neil Taylor received treatment for a suspected broken ankle, there were six minutes of added time at the end of the first half.
And less than a minute remained when former Wolves striker Fletcher restored Sunderland's lead against the run of play.
Again it was a gift from the home defence as Vorm allowed Sebastian Larsson's cross to reach the far post, where Fletcher forced himself in front of a dithering Chico to tap in from two yards.
Swansea found greater urgency after the break and there was an air of inevitability about Michu's equaliser.
Having seen a powerful header bounce over the bar moments earlier, Michu rose to dispatch Jonathan de Guzman's cross into the bottom corner for his fourth goal of the season.
A third Swansea goal looked a distinct possibility, but Chico's moment of madness halted their momentum.
The defender was given a straight red after clipping Louis Saha's ear with his boot as the Sunderland substitute flicked the ball down the left touchline.
Martin O'Neill's men failed to capitalise, though, and were fortunate that Dyer and De Guzman failed to connect properly with shots in front of goal in an enthralling climax.
But they almost snatched a late winner when Saha's drive was well blocked by substitute Alan Tate after more calamitous defending.
Swansea City manager Michael Laudrup:
"I know we've won two games 5-0 and 3-0, but this game has given me most as a manager because everything was against us from the beginning.
"A very serious injury for Neil [Taylor] after just 10 or 12 minutes, and the first mistake we make they score a goal.
"Then we come back to 1-1 and then passed injury time they score to make it 2-1. Then we came back in the second half and played great football to get the draw."
Sunderland manager Martin O'Neill:
"Darren Bent did very well here and Steven [Fletcher] has come here to score goals.
"But he can also do well for us outside the penalty area, he has a lovely touch, but it was very pleasing for him to get off the mark.
"With all the euphoria of Adam [Johnson] signing for us he was maybe in his shadow a bit, but he is a very good player."
Lineup, Bookings (3) & Substitutions (6)
- 01 Vorm
- 03 Taylor (Davies - 20' )
- 04 Chico Dismissed
- 06 Williams Booked
- 22 Rangel
- 07 Britton
- 09 Michu (Ki Sung-Yeung - 78' )
- 12 Dyer
- 15 Routledge (Tate - 73' )
- 20 De Guzman
- 10 Graham
- 25 Tremmel
- 05 Tate
- 33 Davies
- 24 Ki Sung-Yeung
- 26 Agustien
- 17 Shechter
- 19 Moore
- 22 Mignolet
- 16 O'Shea
- 24 Cuellar
- 06 Cattermole (Meyler - 38' )
- 07 Larsson
- 08 Gardner Booked
- 14 Colback
- 21 Johnson
- 23 McClean
- 28 Sessegnon (Campbell - 84' )
- 26 Fletcher (Saha - 67' )
- 20 Westwood
- 12 Kilgallon
- 19 Bramble
- 18 Meyler
- 09 Campbell
- 17 Ji Dong-Won
- 25 Saha
Match Stats
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Full Time The final whistle is blown by the referee.90:00 +2:32
Fraizer Campbell takes a shot. Blocked by Alan Tate.90:00 +0:06
Jonathan de Guzman takes the inswinging corner, Craig Gardner manages to make a clearance.89:53
Jonathan de Guzman takes a inswinging corner from the left by-line to the near post, Craig Gardner makes a clearance.85:20
Jonathan de Guzman takes a shot. Blocked by Carlos Cuellar. Shot by Nathan Dyer from deep inside the penalty area misses wide to the left of the target.85:05
The ball is delivered by Nathan Dyer, John O'Shea makes a clearance.83:26
Jonathan de Guzman takes a outswinging corner from the right by-line played to the near post.83:09 Substitution
Substitution Fraizer Campbell is brought on as a substitute for Stephane Sessegnon.82:05
A cross is delivered by James McClean, save by Michel Vorm.79:27
Foul by Stephane Sessegnon on Sung-Yeung Ki, free kick awarded. Direct free kick taken by Alan Tate.78:47
A cross is delivered by Craig Gardner, save made by Michel Vorm.77:26 Substitution
Substitution Sung-Yeung Ki is brought on as a substitute for Miguel Michu.70:18
Free kick crossed right-footed by Sebastian Larsson from left wing.70:18 Substitution
Substitution Alan Tate comes on in place of Wayne Routledge.70:18 Dismissal
Dismissal Chico is shown a red card for serious foul play.69:53
Foul by Chico on Louis Saha, free kick awarded.68:41
Unfair challenge on Chico by Louis Saha results in a free kick. Chico restarts play with the free kick.66:51 Substitution
Substitution Steven Fletcher goes off and Louis Saha comes on.65:48
Assist by Jonathan de Guzman.65:48 Goal scored
Goal! - Miguel Michu - Swansea 2 - 2 Sunderland Miguel Michu finds the back of the net with a headed goal from deep inside the penalty box. Swansea 2-2 Sunderland.
The ball is delivered by Jonathan de Guzman,63:26
Corner taken by Jonathan de Guzman from the left by-line, save by Simon Mignolet.63:12
Free kick awarded for a foul by Stephane Sessegnon on Nathan Dyer. Direct free kick taken by Jonathan de Guzman.62:29
The ball is swung over by Jonathan de Guzman, Miguel Michu has a header from deep inside the six-yard box and clears the crossbar.62:01
Inswinging corner taken from the left by-line by Jonathan de Guzman, save by Simon Mignolet.61:28
Unfair challenge on Jonathan de Guzman by James McClean results in a free kick. Angel Rangel takes the direct free kick.61:18
A cross is delivered by Angel Rangel, clearance made by David Meyler.56:55
Craig Gardner concedes a free kick for a foul on Danny Graham. Direct effort from the free kick comes in from Jonathan de Guzman, save by Simon Mignolet. Angel Rangel takes a shot. Carlos Cuellar gets a block in.55:26
Unfair challenge on David Meyler by Nathan Dyer results in a free kick. Simon Mignolet restarts play with the free kick.54:35
John O'Shea takes the free kick.54:35 Booking
Booking Caution for Ashley Williams.54:31
Steven Fletcher fouled by Ashley Williams, the ref awards a free kick.54:08
The ball is swung over by Angel Rangel, Jack Colback gets a block in. Angel Rangel produces a cross, John O'Shea manages to make a clearance.52:54
The ball is crossed by Angel Rangel, David Meyler makes a clearance.52:29
Nathan Dyer takes a shot. Simon Mignolet makes a save.50:23
Unfair challenge on Adam Johnson by Miguel Michu results in a free kick. The free kick is swung in left-footed by Adam Johnson, Ben Davies manages to make a clearance.48:47
Outswinging corner taken right-footed by Jonathan de Guzman, Shot from deep inside the area by Leon Britton goes over the bar.48:29
The ball is swung over by Angel Rangel, David Meyler manages to make a clearance.47:15
Centre by Ben Davies.45:51
Foul by Wayne Routledge on David Meyler, free kick awarded. Craig Gardner takes the free kick.45:01
The game restarts for the second half.45:00 +7:41 Half time
Half Time The half-time whistle blows.45:00 +6:24
The assist for the goal came from Sebastian Larsson.45:00 +6:24 Goal scored
Goal! - Steven Fletcher - Swansea 1 - 2 Sunderland Steven Fletcher scores a goal from close range low into the middle of the goal. Swansea 1-2 Sunderland.45:00 +5:53
Angel Rangel is penalised for handball and concedes a free kick. The ball is crossed by Sebastian Larsson,45:00 +4:16
The ball is delivered by Stephane Sessegnon, Angel Rangel makes a clearance.45:00 +2:42
The ball is swung over by Angel Rangel.45:00 +2:22
A cross is delivered by Adam Johnson, Chico makes a clearance.45:00 +1:39
Foul by Leon Britton on David Meyler, free kick awarded. Sebastian Larsson takes the free kick.45:00 +0:20
The assist for the goal came from Nathan Dyer.45:00 +0:20 Goal scored
Goal! - Wayne Routledge - Swansea 1 - 1 Sunderland Wayne Routledge finds the back of the net with a goal from close range high into the middle of the goal. Swansea 1-1 Sunderland.44:28
The ball is delivered by Nathan Dyer, Craig Gardner manages to make a clearance.42:51
The ball is crossed by Stephane Sessegnon, Strike by James McClean from inside the six-yard box clear the bar.41:44
Wayne Routledge delivers the ball.39:59 Goal scored
Goal! - Steven Fletcher - Swansea 0 - 1 Sunderland Steven Fletcher fires in a goal from deep inside the penalty box to the bottom left corner of the goal. Swansea 0-1 Sunderland.38:53
The ball is delivered by Ben Davies.37:43 Substitution
Substitution David Meyler joins the action as a substitute, replacing Lee Cattermole.37:24
Miguel Michu takes a shot. Blocked by John O'Shea.31:54
Wayne Routledge delivers the ball.31:30
Corner taken by Jonathan de Guzman from the right by-line, John O'Shea makes a clearance.31:13
Angel Rangel produces a cross, Craig Gardner manages to make a clearance.29:57
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Wayne Routledge by Lee Cattermole. Ashley Williams restarts play with the free kick.29:23
Nathan Dyer gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Jack Colback. Direct free kick taken by Jack Colback.26:37
Angel Rangel crosses the ball, clearance by John O'Shea.23:01
The free kick is swung in right-footed by Jonathan de Guzman, save made by Simon Mignolet.23:01 Booking
Booking Craig Gardner receives a yellow card for unsporting behaviour.22:37
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Wayne Routledge by Craig Gardner.21:54
Nathan Dyer takes a shot. Save by Simon Mignolet.21:05
Jonathan de Guzman takes a shot. Blocked by Carlos Cuellar.20:46
A cross is delivered by Ben Davies, clearance made by Carlos Cuellar.15:07
Adam Johnson crosses the ball from the free kick left-footed from right wing, save made by Michel Vorm.15:07 Substitution
Substitution Ben Davies comes on in place of Neil Taylor.15:07
Neil Taylor concedes a free kick for a foul on Craig Gardner.14:09
Neil Taylor challenges Adam Johnson unfairly and gives away a free kick. Craig Gardner takes the free kick.11:00
The ball is crossed by Angel Rangel, Simon Mignolet makes a comfortable save.9:40
Neil Taylor produces a left-footed shot from just outside the box that goes wide right of the goal.7:24
Nathan Dyer takes a shot. Simon Mignolet makes a comfortable save.6:46
Lee Cattermole fouled by Wayne Routledge, the ref awards a free kick. Free kick taken by Lee Cattermole.4:37
Neil Taylor delivers the ball, Craig Gardner makes a clearance.2:54
Simon Mignolet takes the free kick.1:57
Jonathan de Guzman crosses the ball, Carlos Cuellar makes a clearance.1:20
Corner taken by Jonathan de Guzman from the right by-line to the near post, clearance by Carlos Cuellar.0:35
Ashley Williams concedes a free kick for a foul on Steven Fletcher. Sebastian Larsson takes the direct free kick.0:00
The referee gets the game started.
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"The fear of man brings a snare, But whoever trusts in the LORD shall be safe (Proverbs 29:25 NKJV)."
A long time ago, long before I became a Christian, I worked in the shoe department of a now defunct department store. This is the story of two department managers and how they handled their very difficult supervisor. It is a story about assertiveness (or the lack of it).
The first manager was an older woman, probably in her fifties. She was a nice person to work for--though there were some clear deficiencies in her abilities as a manager. I don't know if she was a Christian.
When the area manager came to the store, he would rip into her emotionally, right in front of us clerks: "How did you get to be a manager!" She just took the abuse; she feared offending her boss and losing her job. Or, to put it in Biblical terms, she felt that "the fear of man" would give her safety. And she needed her job.
We'll, she lost the job anyway. We don't know what else was going on in her life, but this boss and her fear of him clearly impacted her emotions: She was observed drinking wine in the parking lot before work and was fired.
When the area manager came to the store and announced her firing, he stated that she must have some serious mental issue. Of course, what happened had nothing to do with him. He presented with an air of being righteous; these kind of people often do.
Then we got a new manager. He was a Christian. I know this because he always left a Bible on his desk. I remember thinking that this must be the source of his strength. But the issue was never discussed. This new manager was also nice to work for--and was an excellent manager.
However, the fact that this new manager was proficient did not in any way change the way he was treated by the area manager: He told us so: He stated that the area manager tried to be disrespectful to him, just like the other manager, but that he told him something like "I'm not going to take that kind of stuff."
Well, he kept his job and his mental health as well. Later, he left the shoe business and got a good paying job with the United States Post Office. He succeeded because he understood a Biblical principal and had the courage to act on it.
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Llama quality was suspect, and reliability is hit and miss.
Personally, I'd pass.
I have been looking for a 1911 style .45. I have found one on a local website. It looks to be pretty nice but I neve heard of the brand. Its a LLAMA MAX II L/F .45 for 350$ Is this a good gun thats worth the money?
Llama quality was suspect, and reliability is hit and miss.
Personally, I'd pass.
Pass on the Lamma and look at a RIA, S&W 1911, SA, instead.
^^What they said.
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Alright I'll probably pass on it I have also found a rock island and a norinco 1911 .45.. I'm trying to figure out the brands to look for.
Of the 3, I would recommend the RIA. Stay away from the LLama. just my .02
I have heard people that I consider knowledgable express the opinion that both RIA and Norinco are 'decent,' as far as reliability and accuracy.
I have never heard good things said about Llama, and I have fired a Llama revolver that was very unimpressive.
Back in the late 'fifties, a friend of mine bought a Llama M1911 in .38 Super.
I fired the first round out of his gun and experienced a separated case, which kept the pistol out of action most of the day. Later we got the remaining case out of the chamber and cleared the jam.
So, maybe so that was faulty ammunition.
Later took many ground squirrels with the .38 Super without a hitch. His gun was about equal to the commercial Colt of the period. Have seen a few other Llamas since of about the same vintage, all of which appeear to be equal to good M1911 quality. Can't say about current Llamas.
Bob Wright
I have read about the norinco 1911s and I have only read good things about them this is the one im looking at http://www.golsn.com/listings/outdoo...ms/571613.html
I'm also looking at this but I don't know if they are any good http://www.golsn.com/listings/outdoo...ms/600528.html
Llama, Norinco, and Star 1911's are considered not "real 1911's Being the parts form Colt and other clones will not fit them. buying any of these guns isn't a high priority to any of the 1911 guys mainly because you have a real prolific design that is not really the design and make it harder to find parts for.
That being sais I've fired the Llama and Star but not the Norinco. Of the ones I got to fire they were pretty god guns and seemed to group and cycle pretty well. I had heard some pretty good things about the Norinco. Would I have one? Probably not. Because I don't want to have to hunt parts for the thing should it fail for whatever reason down the road. If I'm looking for a 1911 I'd much rather have one of the more true 1911 designed guns. A Springfield, Colt, Kimber, Para Ord, etc.
Actually, Norinco 1911s will fit Colt parts. They are the closest in the budget range you'll find to true mil spec. It surprised me, too. Next I would look at Rock Island Armory. I would not buy a Llama anything, ever.
I have found that I am never happy with a pistol unless it really suits my requirements and is of good quality. I know it's been said before, but save a little longer and invest in something that has known reliability.
I suggest the Springfield Armoy Milspec. It is solid, reliable, and well made. And the price is quite reasonable. I went out and got a Kimber for over $1,000. and I actually prefer my Springfield Milspec, which was less than half that when I bought it. As a self defense pistol it is utterly reliable with any ammunition I have tried. I saw several other solid pistols recommended in this thread. You could do well with any of them.
So I suggest that you just keep putting a little away until you can afford something that is right for you. The wait and the anticipation will be worth it in the end. Good luck!
As previously stated...I would pass. Just search the web, and you will find enough complaints


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