Going beddy bye,,,need beauty rest for next week- May get lucky :inoutroflpuke:

Everytime after I run it. I drain the tank. Sometimes, I could get about 8 oz. out of it. :icon14:

http://www.the370z.com/intake-exhaus...ml#post3851120

I had fun putting that post together :bowrofl:

It took me about 2.5 minutes to gather the info :shakes head:

Go fùck yourselves, AAM :gtfo2:

ssssup duuudes.

Looking at floor coatings for garage. I think I might go with a polyurea coating. Good UV protection as I like to work with the door open.

ewwww im gassed up.....

:mad::mad::mad::mad:

:mad::mad::mad::mad:

no.

I did not need that picture floating around in my head thank you.

:ugh2::ugh2::ugh2::ugh2:

Found a "New Style" replacement pump for $191.00. Also have to get a new unloader line for $31.00, and a New Style" check valve for $98.00. That's $320.00 plus shipping. Don't know what the inside of the tank looks like after 36yrs either. Do I take a chance and repair the old compression, and hope the bottom of the tank will last. Or just get a new air compression? :confused:

Thinking on this one. If I have room for it. :icon14:

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Campbell...01AJ/300776476

Could help you.

:mad:

i dont like it duuude.

:mad:

I’ve been happy with our epoxy. DIYed it (3 car garage) was about $900.

I have epoxy floor with flakes in the attached garage. Not sure if I really want to go that way in this garage. I'd prefer no flakes as dropped nuts and bolts would be a pain in the azz to find. That is what brought me to single colored polyurea coatings plus the UV resistance wont let it yellow or discolor.