Tom's Farm November 5, 2011
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Joined: 05-15-2006
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From: Las Vegas, Nv
If the good Lord willing and the creek don't rise Harvey and I will be there. I put in for vacation days 9 months ago so they can' say I didn't give them enough time.
See ya down the roan
Bud - Harvey
See ya down the roan
Bud - Harvey
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Joined: 10-21-2008
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From: hemet, calif.
I was trying to find Mfg. for springs for the HHR, Pedders is an Austrlian Co., Progress Group. which I hav they no longer maks springs for the HHR, I was hopeing to find for a donation for Toms Farm on Nov. 5th 2011, Eibach is the only one and I wont nothing to do with them, who else?
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From: Ohio
Ground Force makes leveling springs, I don't know what else.
EDIT: They make a full kit too...... Here's their web page. http://www.groundforce.com/vehicle.a...rolet&make=HHR
EDIT: They make a full kit too...... Here's their web page. http://www.groundforce.com/vehicle.a...rolet&make=HHR
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Joined: 08-27-2006
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From: Anaheim, CA
Oh this is shaping up already!! Aside from all these good people who have RSVP'd here, I have 8 more who wrote me directly. This is going to be a real shindig. One person is even bringing a friend with an HHR. That's really great.
Bud, it will be so good to see you and Harvey, catch up on old times! Folks will remember you if they've been there before - here's Harvey -
That photo came from our big day at Irwindale Speedway and Autobooks/Aerobooks. I see you in the background, Bud.
And look - there's Rick, (admiring Harvey) whose son's basketball skills plumb stole him away from us...Hi Rick!
Bud, it will be so good to see you and Harvey, catch up on old times! Folks will remember you if they've been there before - here's Harvey -
That photo came from our big day at Irwindale Speedway and Autobooks/Aerobooks. I see you in the background, Bud.
And look - there's Rick, (admiring Harvey) whose son's basketball skills plumb stole him away from us...Hi Rick!
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Joined: 01-04-2008
Posts: 2,366
From: Long Beach, Ca
Hey there Mike
But, Wolverine is about ready.
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You can see here what he is made of & how windows rates this system.
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And here he is.
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You can see here what he is made of & how windows rates this system.
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And here he is.
*** Mike what make is that card reader - does it power from a tiny connector on the MB and do you have drivers for it?- Don
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Joined: 06-21-2008
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From: Lancaster, Ca.
You dont hear from this guy but a couple times a year, one of which - a tradition it seems is to build a badass PC system to donate. Very cool of you man, this is a really nicely spec'd machine.
*** Mike what make is that card reader - does it power from a tiny connector on the MB and do you have drivers for it?- Don
*** Mike what make is that card reader - does it power from a tiny connector on the MB and do you have drivers for it?- Don
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Joined: 01-04-2008
Posts: 2,366
From: Long Beach, Ca
That's interesting!
The card reader is just a generic brand from China. It has a 10 pin connector (only 9 used, 10th is blank) that hooks up to one of the USB headers directly on the motherboard. No drivers required as Windows installs its own drivers. In Windows Explorer each slot has its own drive letter. Depending on Motherboard it may not even show unless a card is installed. The reader also has a USB port built in. You also need to set up the reader in the System BIOS during boot up. There are many types of readers out there, you need to read compatibility on the box it comes in. I came across a couple that would not work with Vista or Windows 7.
THREAD JACK!!!!!!!!!!