Like water off a ducks back....no big deal! Well....maybe a little hurt....lol.

 

Yeah, sorry about that.

I tell you what after the knowsalot facility production line stops later today I will go in and remove one craptor from the inventory and send it to you for the horrible mistake made.

The production crew will never miss it since craptors are flying out of here faster than you can flush the john at the eat all you can prune festival.

Chet

 

Cool....the craptor sure would have been handy in a time of desperation along the trail this past Sunday.

 

Just some more info, K&N also has an oil filter for the Rap for about 8-9$. It is black and also has a hex head nipple for puting a socket on it for removal.
"TOID"

 

I didn't ask the question but thanks for all the oil filter info.

I will never forget the first time I took my oil filter off. It wouldn't come off. I don't know who put it on, but they made sure it was on good and tight. I had to stick a screw driver through it and then that wound up ripping the whole can. Near the end while taking pliers to remove bits and pieces, I swore I was out to get who ever did this to me. I was just to cheap to pony up the plane ticket to Japan.

Oh and when we leave the Facility for long distance riding--- for comfort I bring along a full roll of toilet paper like the kind that is in fast food places for those times of desperation. Its not charmin, but it isn't leaves or grass either.

Chet

 

Yo Chet ~ pete moss is the way to go[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

 

LOL,

That stuff grows on the north side of the tree? Right.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/img]

Chet

 

ROFLMFAO @ Chet!!!

Ya know, it's a shame that your avitar doesn't stay the same in the post as it was when you posted it!!! It would be funny as hell following your trail of all the different avitars you have posted!

[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]"TOID"

 

AC PF2057.

Bonus question: which car freak out there can tell me what AC stands for? I'll buy you a beer if i ever meet ya, but you'll enjoy the answer.

 

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