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RandomHero83
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2 days off, 4 day weekend.

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Ask chants about how coitus can fix joint problems

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Mmmmm post count the indicator of which of use probably sit on the forum for too long and don't do any real work.

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I can't get it undone. Apparently there is a proper tool but ppl open them with screwdrivers. I've tried a lot of tools even tried having two vertical screwdrivers and one horizontally between them to twist and it still won't budge.

Anyone with tricks to the trade for this?

Given up for tonight as I'm getting to frustrated. Also very cautious about using a hammer too move it a bit as I don't want to risk a fire bomb lol

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I can't get it undone. Apparently there is a proper tool but ppl open them with screwdrivers. I've tried a lot of tools even tried having two vertical screwdrivers and one horizontally between them to twist and it still won't budge.

Anyone with tricks to the trade for this?

Given up for tonight as I'm getting to frustrated. Also very cautious about using a hammer too move it a bit as I don't want to risk a fire bomb lol

So what ar eyou trying to smash? looked in the previous page but then gave up.

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I help?

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Mmmmm Chicken-y

Said reach around was shit...I am dissapoint.

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I can't get it undone. Apparently there is a proper tool but ppl open them with screwdrivers. I've tried a lot of tools even tried having two vertical screwdrivers and one horizontally between them to twist and it still won't budge.

Anyone with tricks to the trade for this?

Given up for tonight as I'm getting to frustrated. Also very cautious about using a hammer too move it a bit as I don't want to risk a fire bomb lol

As i posted on the other thread where you asked half the question. A big pair of pliers, or hammer and chisel. there is no chance of spark or fire, as the cap is a much softer metal. We open drums of Resin with these caps on them in this fashion :)

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Well you bastards have been having fun while I was on my honeymoon. The Car is now at the top of the throw money at list, I need to get a full service, 100k service and a tune done on it. I would say I will miss this drag day but should make the event after that.

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Thanks to all for help. I was raging hard last night after fishing around for 2hrs just for a barrel pump... All sorted and drum opened.. Time for skids tomorrow

Ifyouknowwhatimean lol

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Was a good day. As started in other threads. Bucket load of skylines and jap cars in general. A lot more than normal. Local manufacturers not as well represented as previous events.

Favorite cars had to be r34gtr WHAT M8 from mercury and JW Automotives r32gtr that again took out the off street drags

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yeah mate got up at 345aqm to get out there so was getting pretty tired. Plus i was getting pretty low on e85 so decided to call it a day during the powerskid comp. Started getting used to the car and the extra power in the second cruising session. Beat a couple of Mercury

s GTR's which is always fun

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yeah mate got up at 345aqm to get out there so was getting pretty tired. Plus i was getting pretty low on e85 so decided to call it a day during the powerskid comp. Started getting used to the car and the extra power in the second cruising session. Beat a couple of Mercury

s GTR's which is always fun

Yer man it seemed to pull well, puts it into perspective though just how fast some of those cars are :/

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