ok so as we all know i pulled a bluff, suprizing but i need help

[irishluck]

ok wait, maybe ill looking at the wrong one, i see #8 which is the one from the frame rail to the engine, thats the clear bracket we all see, so then were is #39?

[rktmanfj]

I give up....     

This HAS to be a troll.  You got us...

Randy T
Indy

[1tinindian]

#39 is the lower cowl mounting tab, which has nothing to do with mounting the engine.

Here is another picture that might help explain a few things for you.

[tqmx1]

like I said, I don't have a camera right now, I busted my screen on it, all I have right now is a phone(and its a pretty shitty phone until next week), sorry. and I was using one of my computers to put the pics on.

and yes I'm 20 years old and a professional website designer, I've built over 100's of sites.

And yea I actually get paid for it. about 150 and hour.

[/quote

The BS meter just pegged out!! When the last U.S. imported FJ came stateside you were running around in diapers (and I think you still are).

As you put it (150 and hour) Your rolling in the green stuff, buy a new ride  and GO AWAY.

[irishluck]

#39 is the lower cowl mounting tab, which has nothing to do with mounting the engine.

Here is another picture that might help explain a few things for you.

ah yes that is what i was confused about, that picture is actually perfect onto what i was looking for. cause i was also confused about the bolt hole below where that bracket goes onto(where the cowl bracket is). but that picture explains everything i should need. I appreciate that. thank you.

[1tinindian]

ah yes that is what i was confused about, that picture is actually perfect onto what i was looking for. cause i was also confused about the bolt hole below where that bracket goes onto(where the cowl bracket is). but that picture explains everything i should need. I appreciate that. thank you.

Hey, no fookin problem!
Now go help that guy out with his coil question!

[irishluck]

like I said, I don't have a camera right now, I busted my screen on it, all I have right now is a phone(and its a pretty shitty phone until next week), sorry. and I was using one of my computers to put the pics on.

and yes I'm 20 years old and a professional website designer, I've built over 100's of sites.

And yea I actually get paid for it. about 150 and hour.

The BS meter just pegged out!! When the last U.S. imported FJ came stateside you were running around in diapers (and I think you still are).

As you put it (150 and hour) Your rolling in the green stuff, buy a new ride  and GO AWAY.

lol yea right, i love the old stuff, new bikes and new cars are all shit. I like the old style muscle cars and the old bikes. that's where i go. They were built better and more fun to play with.

Why i bought an 87 and a 91. Also why i have a 73 charger im rebuilding. a 99 mustang that is going to be a drag car.  Love the old stuff, that's why i don't buy new.

[irishluck]

I'll bet the coils will swap over.  :-)

DavidR.

You talking about this coil question?

if so then yes the 87 coils swap over to the 91, i already have them in there.  can post a pic when i get home if like

[1tinindian]

You talking about this coil question?

No, not that one.
It's an entirely differnt topic.

http://www.fjowners.com/index.php?topic=4022.msg35142;topicseen#msg35142

And if you didn't catch it, I was being a smart ass, (or a "prick", as others have called me!).

LOL!

[irishluck]

You talking about this coil question?

No, not that one.
It's an entirely differnt topic.

http://www.fjowners.com/index.php?topic=4022.msg35142;topicseen#msg35142

And if you didn't catch it, I was being a smart ass, (or a "prick", as others have called me!).

LOL!

ha yea gotcha. prolly would know a little about that one

[hein]

      Hello Irishluck. I'm somewhat new to this forum and have spent more time reading posts rather than posting. I've been following your barrage of posts with a somewhat twisted interest and I've come to some conclusions. You seem to be doing well for yourself at $150.00 per hour at the age of twenty but you have a problem with the english language and a reluctance to take solid advice. Perhaps english is not you primary language. As an immigrant to Canada I too had to learn english. Check the yellow pages in your area and find a ESL school or better yet, hire a tutor. With your income this would only cost you the equivelant of 10 minutes work a day. With your new language skills reading a service manual should be a breeze. Your problem with listening to good advice is can be rectified. Engage brain before opening your mouth. Based on your current problems with your FJ project I can only wish you the best of luck with all your other mechanical projects. Best regards, Hein

[rktmanfj]

      Hello Irishluck. I'm somewhat new to this forum and have spent more time reading posts rather than posting. I've been following your barrage of posts with a somewhat twisted interest and I've come to some conclusions. You seem to be doing well for yourself at $150.00 per hour at the age of twenty but you have a problem with the english language and a reluctance to take solid advice. Perhaps english is not you primary language. As an immigrant to Canada I too had to learn english. Check the yellow pages in your area and find a ESL school or better yet, hire a tutor. With your income this would only cost you the equivelant of 10 minutes work a day. With your new language skills reading a service manual should be a breeze. Your problem with listening to good advice is can be rectified. Engage brain before opening your mouth. Based on your current problems with your FJ project I can only wish you the best of luck with all your other mechanical projects. Best regards, Hein

Hey, I like this guy already...   

Randy T
Indy

[irishluck]

      Hello Irishluck. I'm somewhat new to this forum and have spent more time reading posts rather than posting. I've been following your barrage of posts with a somewhat twisted interest and I've come to some conclusions. You seem to be doing well for yourself at $150.00 per hour at the age of twenty but you have a problem with the english language and a reluctance to take solid advice. Perhaps english is not you primary language. As an immigrant to Canada I too had to learn english. Check the yellow pages in your area and find a ESL school or better yet, hire a tutor. With your income this would only cost you the equivelant of 10 minutes work a day. With your new language skills reading a service manual should be a breeze. Your problem with listening to good advice is can be rectified. Engage brain before opening your mouth. Based on your current problems with your FJ project I can only wish you the best of luck with all your other mechanical projects. Best regards, Hein

mm well im American so yea.  I can speak and write English just fine, just choose not to type it right, dont see that being a crime, until then guess you'll have to deal with my misspelled words, dont like it? then dont read my post, only advice i can give. sorry

and yes English is my primary language, Spanish and Italian are not, those are my secondary languages.

[SkyFive]

I love this stuff....emoticon popcorn....mmmm!

[delarbreavous]

"mm well im American so yea.  I can speak and write English just fine, just choose not to type it right, dont see that being a crime, until then guess you'll have to deal with my misspelled words, dont like it? then dont read my post, only advice i can give. sorry

and yes English is my primary language, Spanish and Italian are not, those are my secondary languages."


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