To answer compakt's question, DJ is 'the man' for several of the Reeves service departments.

To respond to Gunslinger09's comment, I would normally not opt to use sodium filled valves but they are stock on my car for turbo heat disapation and dealing with elevated EGTs.

My thanks to both Billy and Force Fed 23 for the offers, and since I won't have the time this weekend either I am moving off my motor drop till next weekend since it will be better for those who might want to hang out for several hours.

That gives people who are would like to help out a bit more time to schedule and I guarantee there will be little to no work required of my volunteers with the exception of conversation and optional tool fetching. The most that may be requested is helping me move some some large objects around which may involve a little pushing or having to lift on an object using less than 50 lbs of force, nothing strenuous or requiring mechanical talents.

This could easily be a one man job, but its good to have someone around just in case I need an extra hand or a car falls on me and someone needs to call 911.

 

hey tony i dont know much but you know me and im willing to learn /and help when ever

 

if you need any help w/ what to do w/ the set-up i have a pretty damn good resource. just let me know.

 

if i can get up there to give you a hand, im more than game

 

tony, you know you can call me!

 

Thanks again for the offer but since I am having trouble schedulling this on a Saturday (since the shop is closed on the weekend) I will probally just work a half day sometime this coming week and drop it out during business hours.

If that is the case there will be over a dozen co-workers around to help me out if I need it so outside help will not be required.

 

If you can get someone to let me test drive a 911 TT.....I'll come help.